Our Summary

Two substantial stone outbuildings with development potential

It is a space that feels grounded and functional, while still offering potential for enhancement should a more contemporary design be desired

While originally created as a personal project and not formally signed off under building regulations, it offers valuable supplementary accommodation and presents an opportunity for a future owner to formalise or enhance the space, subject to the relevant permissions

These structures provide a strong foundation for redevelopment, whether into additional accommodation, workshops or studios, subject to necessary consents

Despite the undeniable charm and immediate appeal of Ty’n Rhos, the property also offers an exciting opportunity for modernisation

While the home is entirely usable in its current form, there is clear scope to enhance and reimagine the spaces, allowing a new owner to carefully balance its historic character with modern comforts and design

Description

The property is a traditional Welsh longhouse, set within over three acres of private grounds in the Conwy Valley. The longhouse features exposed stone walls, original timber beams, and traditional detailing, with a principal living area centred around a striking inglenook-style fireplace with an original bread oven. The kitchen is in a traditional farmhouse style, with timber finishes, while bedrooms and additional spaces are well-proportioned and filled with natural light.

A self-contained annexe offers further versatility, with a kitchen, living area, shower room, and additional room. There are two substantial stone outbuildings, which add to the property's potential for redevelopment, and offer opportunities for additional accommodation, workshops, or studios.

3 bed detached house

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