The landing towards the front of the property is very spacious and offers enough room if someone was wishing to have a desk or a reading area, and further potential would be for someone to put in another staircase to create another two/three room’s in the large loft space
The courtyard is surrounded by outbuildings including wood stores, machinery stores and opportunities subject to planning for further development
When they purchased the property the almost derelict house was lifeless with no landscaping and the owners have documented the changes through pictures showing the journey and the work that was put in to making the gardens as established as they now are
There are lovely garden grounds, a vegetable garden and drive way with garage lying closest to the house and beyond that there are various outbuildings perfect for a variety of uses including a shed, detached stone built steading and derelict bothy
Derelict detached stone built bothy
PLANNING PERMISSION
This steading building has the added benefit of planning permission which was granted on the 13th December 2008 and crystalised on the 1st December 2016
Furthermore the detached bothy lying to the East side of the main farmhouse has planning permission for conversion to a business unit which would allow anyone to work from home
Lastly, there is a existing planning permission for an extension to the main farmhouse, which would create a front porch and additional bathroom
Offering much potential subject to relevant consents and permissions from Gwynedd council, Pantglas Mill is a derelict building however sitting a fantastic positions within a plot of land and grounds
