£2,000,000
(£2,000,000.00/sq. ft)
Hotel for saleClynnog Road, Caernarfon LL54
1 sq. ft
About this property
Grade I listed mansion
Located on the A499 Caernarfon to Pwllheli road
Set in approximately 24 acres of grounds
40+ letting rooms
In need of restoration and investment
Currently closed
The mansion is located within Plas Glynllifon Country Park which is located on the A499 between Pwllheli and Caernarfon. The park is owned by Gwynedd Council and is the perfect place to enjoy gardens, wildlife and history; it has an onsite cafe, boutique shops and play areas.
The property lies just off the A487 which links Caernarfon to Port Madoc and is easily within reach of North Wales’s major tourist attractions including Anglesey, Snowdonia National Park and the Llyn Peninsula. The mansion dates back to the 1830s and is Grade I listed. It once belonged to Lord Newborough.
The Neoclassical, Grade I listed, detached building is set over three storeys under pitched and flat roofs, and has 102 opulent rooms. It is set in extensive grounds of approximately 16 acres with woodlands, a car park, a brook and its very own bat cave.
A full internal inspection could not be undertaken by the agent but it is understood that the property comprises:
Ground floor:
Main reception featuring twin staircase, stained glass windows, original feature fireplace and tiled floors.
Multiple offices, sitting rooms, dining rooms, bar and lounge, ladies' and
gentlemen's toilets and storerooms.
First floor:
Organ room (which includes an original organ by J W Walker & Sons) leading to balcony.
Conservatory to the rear of the building.
Second floor:
Letting rooms: We understand there are in the region of 40+ letting rooms over the first and second floors with many rooms in need of renovation and investment.
Third floor
Ancillary areas and water
tower.
Cellar to basement.
Located on the A499 Caernarfon to Pwllheli road
Set in approximately 24 acres of grounds
40+ letting rooms
In need of restoration and investment
Currently closed
The mansion is located within Plas Glynllifon Country Park which is located on the A499 between Pwllheli and Caernarfon. The park is owned by Gwynedd Council and is the perfect place to enjoy gardens, wildlife and history; it has an onsite cafe, boutique shops and play areas.
The property lies just off the A487 which links Caernarfon to Port Madoc and is easily within reach of North Wales’s major tourist attractions including Anglesey, Snowdonia National Park and the Llyn Peninsula. The mansion dates back to the 1830s and is Grade I listed. It once belonged to Lord Newborough.
The Neoclassical, Grade I listed, detached building is set over three storeys under pitched and flat roofs, and has 102 opulent rooms. It is set in extensive grounds of approximately 16 acres with woodlands, a car park, a brook and its very own bat cave.
A full internal inspection could not be undertaken by the agent but it is understood that the property comprises:
Ground floor:
Main reception featuring twin staircase, stained glass windows, original feature fireplace and tiled floors.
Multiple offices, sitting rooms, dining rooms, bar and lounge, ladies' and
gentlemen's toilets and storerooms.
First floor:
Organ room (which includes an original organ by J W Walker & Sons) leading to balcony.
Conservatory to the rear of the building.
Second floor:
Letting rooms: We understand there are in the region of 40+ letting rooms over the first and second floors with many rooms in need of renovation and investment.
Third floor
Ancillary areas and water
tower.
Cellar to basement.
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