Dyffryn Ardudwy, LL44
**** REDUCED ***** A detached, two-bedroomed, timber chalet, in good order, located near the edge of this well spaced out group of holiday bungalows, only a few hundred yards from the sandy beach. The tenure of the Chalet is leasehold with approximately 8 years left on the lease. Local planning regulations allow the property to be occupied from 1st March to 31 October in each year. Day visits outside that period are, of course, allowed. There is also the possibility of extending this period to all but six weeks of the year. The construction of the Chalet provides an attractive finish internally that is easy to maintain and this Chalet has the benefit of double-glazed units.

Off South Avenue, Barmouth, LL42
An opportunity to purchase a single garage with up and over front door. The garage is situated in a convenient location for the town and beach. This would suit a local person looking for secure garaging. The opportunity to acquire a garage occurs rarely.

Dyffryn Ardudwy, LL44
A detached, two-bedroomed, timber chalet, maintained in very good order, located near the edge of this well spaced out group of holiday bungalows, only a few hundred yards from the sandy beach. The tenure of the Chalet is leasehold with approximately 10 years left on the lease. Local planning regulations allow the property to be occupied from 1st March to 31 October in each year. Day visits outside that period are, of course, allowed. There is also the possibility of extending this period to all but six weeks of the year. The construction of the Chalet provides an attractive finish internally that is easy to maintain and this Chalet has the benefit of double-glazed units. Note: The ground rent for 2010 will be paid by present owners.

Llanfachreth
This attractive parcel of pasture land amounting to approximately 4.9 acres is situated in a tranquil location within the Coed y Brenin Forestry. The land is divided into two fields by a stream which runs through the property. It is south facing with views of Cader Idris and bounded by trees, providing excellent shelter for livestock. (OS Map 23 - Grid Ref: 744257)

Rear of Regents Buildings, Barmouth, LL42
Opportunity to acquire a lock up workshop in the centre of Barmouth within easy reach of the high street. The workshop is currently used as a gym and would make an interesting renovation project subject to the relevant planning permission.

Llanelltyd, LL40
*NEW PRICE* This plot is situated on the banks of the river Wnin in the village of Llanelltyd near Dolgellau, and measures approximately 85.5 square metres. The site affords views across the Mawddach Valley to the Cader Idris Range. Full planning permission had been approved subject to a Section 106 Planning Act clause (i.e. purchaser has to have lived or worked within 30 miles of the site for the past 3 years), for a two-storey house providing; hall, living room, kitchen/dining room and downstairs w/c to the ground floor, 2 bedrooms and bathroom to the 1st floor and two parking spaces to the outside. (Snowdonia National Park Ref:- NP5/65/278).

Alyn Road, Fairbourne, LL38
This plot measuring approximately 121 foot x 27 foot 6 " is located on a level site within 100 yards of the sea front at Fairbourne and is offered for sale with full planning permission for a two bedroom bungalow with attached garage (Ref. CO4M/0011/01/LL issued 21/1/2004). No local occupancy clause applies.

South Avenue, Barmouth, LL42
***REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE*** A second floor flat, well situated for the beach and close to all the amenities of the town. The Promenade is within a few yards of the property. The substantial stone building was converted some years ago into self-contained flats. It is understood that the fire precautions are up to date. The freehold is owned by a company comprising the residents of the flats. The 999 year lease had approximately (?) to run and a ground rent of £10.00. per annum is payable. Monthly outgoings of £58 cover buildings insurance and maintenance.

South Avenue, Barmouth, LL42
A third floor flat, well situated for the beach and close to all the amenities of the town. The Promenade is within a few yards of the property. The substantial stone building was converted some years ago into self-contained flats. Flat 9 has recently been renovated and benefits from a new kitchen. It is understood that the fire precautions are up to date. The freehold is owned by a company comprising the residents of the flats. The 999 year lease had approximately (?) to run and a ground rent of £10.00. per annum is payable. Monthly outgoings of £58 cover buildings insurance and maintenance.

Chapel Street, Trawsfynydd, LL41
Situated in the centre of the village, the Boiler House was formerly an annex of the nearby chapel, and is now available for purchase with the potential for renovation subject to the relevant permission. The property has the benefit of a recently fitted new slate roof with 2 'Velux' roof lights and would make an interesting project.