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Price History
Our Summary
- Potential To Convert Part To Residential Accommodation
- In conjunction with Town & Country Property Auctions Guide Price £145,000 plus 5% Buyers Premium plus VAT For sale by unconditional online auction on the 30th July 2026 Registration now open via Town & Country Property Auctions A prominently positioned substantial three storey building, being located In the centre of the coastal town of Amlwch on Ynys Mon, comprising of two lock up shop units and a substantial area of former residential use
- Planning Consent On The Building Has Previously Been Granted For Conversion Into 4 Studio Apartments And 2 One Bedroom Flats (Code 11C433B Refers Granted 24
- This area could be made larger with the demolition of an existing outbuilding which is in a derelict condition
- Energy Performance Certificate - Band C 66 Council Tax Band - Former Dwelling band- awaiting and presently deleted Shop One: Rateable value £4550 Shop Two: Rateable value £4800 Planning Considerations (Pa 11C433b) - Planning consent was approved on the 21st May 2010 for the conversion of the dwelling into 4 studio apartments and 2 one bedroom flats
- Buyers Premium - * Plus 5% Buyers Premium + VAT Pre Auction Offers Are Considered - The seller of this property may consider a pre-auction offer prior to the auction date
- All auction conditions will remain the same for pre-auction offers which include but are not limited to, the special auction conditions which can be viewed within the legal pack, the Buyer’s Premium, and the deposit
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Description
A former dwelling is for sale by online auction. The property has a front living area with a wide bay window and polished slate fireplace, and a wide opening to a second living area with a former fireplace inglenook and skylight. There are also several other rooms, including a potential bathroom, rear scullery, and various front and rear rooms.
The property also includes a staircase to the first floor and a "dog-leg" staircase to the second floor. The second floor has rooms with eaves storage cupboards and several rooms with access to a shop unit. In addition, there are two shop units on the ground floor with separate frontages to Mona Street and the A5025.
The property has a wide rear passageway and a spacious open parking area.