Land and Buildings at Cefn Bungalow, Tyn-Y-Groes, Conwy LL32 8SS

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£110,000

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Description

A very unique opportunity to acquire a parcel of land extending to approximately 936 Sq M (1119 Sq Yds) situated in an elevated position with breath taking views overlooking the River Conwy and rolling countryside beyond. The land currently houses a pair of single storey structures but could be suitable for re-development subject to any necessary consents.

Location

The site fronts onto Tremorfa Road which is accessed off Llanwrst Road. The Town of Conway and Conway Bridge are located 3.5 miles away and provide access to the A55 expressway.

Accommodation

Pugh & Co have not inspected the properties internally.

Approx Site Area

Approximately 936 Sq M (1119 Sq Yds)

Tenure

Unknown

Costs

Details of the Buyer's Premium and any additional fees payable are contained within the legal documents.

General

1. All the information provided on our website is for indicative purposes only and interested parties should rely upon the contents of the legal pack and their own due diligence as a prudent bidder.

2. PLEASE NOTE BIDDING COMMENCES ON TUESDAY 22ND JUNE AND CLOSES ON WEDNESDAY 23RD JUNE.

3. We understand the current structures were built without planning approval and therefore cannot be classed as residential dwellings and a restriction on the title prevents the site from being developed for residential use.

4. We have been made aware that any future development would require third party consent and refer interested parties to correspondence contained within the legal pack.

Addendum

We understand the current structures were built without planning approval and therefore cannot be classed as residential dwellings and a restriction on the title prevents the site from being developed for residential use. Furthermore we have been made aware that any future development would require third party consent and refer interested parties to correspondence contained within the legal pack.