• Mid Terraced Property +
• Offers spacious accommodation over 4 floors +
• Recently Refurbished +
• Outside space to front and rear +
• Sitting Room +
• Kitchen +
• 2 Bathrooms +
• 4 Bedrooms +
• Current EPC Rating E +

38 Belgrave Road is a mid-terraced, 4 bedroom property with accommodation spanning 4 floors. Having recently undergone a thorough scheme of renovation and refurbishment, the property has the benefit of being ready to move into.

Being centrally located within close proximity to village amenities, to include the railway station, shops and seafront, the property would suit a variety of buyers seeking a substantial property. Recent works undertaken include a new kitchen, two new bathrooms, decor and flooring throughout. The property further benefits from UPVC double glazing and a wood burning stove in the sitting room.

The property could also be further enhanced, with a large lower ground floor which is currently used as storage and workshop, but could be utilised for further accommodation if required, subject to the necessary permission. 38 Belgrave Road enjoys large, bright and airy rooms with plenty of natural light, with the rear facing rooms taking advantage of views towards Barmouth, Barmouth Bridge and the Mawddach Estuary.

Externally, there is an enclosed front patio garden with access to the lower ground floor, along with an enclosed rear garden, with off road parking and further access to the lower ground floor.

The accommodation comprises:- steps to the ground floor, entrance vestibule, porch, hallway, sitting room, kitchen, stairs to the lower ground floor comprising a hallway and two rooms, with separate W.C. first floor landing, two bedrooms and bathroom, second floor landing with two further bedrooms and a bathroom.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate this recently refurbished property.

Fairbourne is a village on the coast of Barmouth Bay to the south of the estuary of the River Mawddach in Gwynedd, surrounded by the Snowdonia National Park.The 2 mile stretch of the sandy beach at Fairbourne is backed by steep pebble banks and at the northern end joins the Mawddach Estuary, while at the southern end the beach is squeezed between sheer cliffs and the sea. There are local shops, a post office in the village, a main line railway station and Barmouth with its greater variety of shops, harbour and Leisure Centre can be reached by train across the viaduct.

Council Tax Band: D - £2,125.52
Tenure: Freehold