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A great opportunity to acquire a thriving licensed restaurant and coffee bar situated in a prime location right on the harbour on a leasehold basis. There are 38 covers inside the restaurant and 12 covers outside and there remains much scope to expand the business, if wanted.

**ALL SERIOUS OFFERS CONSIDERED** An opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold property including a five bedroom maisonette, two shops and a one bedroom flat. The maisonette is currently a four star holiday let and one shop is occupied.

An excellent opportunity to acquire a commercial freehold in Harlech which has great potential given its position and size, providing a double fronted retail space, cellars and very attractive owners’ accommodation.
Roslyn House is situated on Harlech High Street, opposite the town’s main carpark,

This attractive Grade II listed former bank is offered with planning permission and consents for a large retail premises with a separate three bedroom duplex apartment and parking.

Muriau Bychan Lot 2 (By Private Treaty). Approximately 70 Acres of grazing land being of varying quality and abutting a local authority maintained lane, in addition to the apportionment of the associated Grazing Rights equating to the right to graze 129 head of Sheep on a neighbouring Common.

The Stag Inn is an end terrace public house of rendered random stone construction under a slated roof. The property is a "free house" and is located in a prominent trading position adjacent to the towns main car park.

A traditional tea room and sweet shop in the centre of the busy tourist town of Harlech, a stone's throw from its wonderful castle and in a busy corner position. The business is offered as a going concern with its own freehold. Business accounts are available to inspect and discuss with the owners.

Wern Fach (By Private Treaty). An upland Farmstead nestled in the upper reaches of a panoramic valley, comprising a former Farmhouse in need of complete refurbishment together with some 20 Acres (or thereabouts) of Freehold and enclosed upland grazing.

Muriau Bychan Lot 3 (By Private Treaty). A parcel of upland grazing comprising some 28.713 Acres (or thereabouts) arranged in two enclosures and contained within a perimeter fence which adjoins a local authority maintained lane. Complimented by a Field Barn.

A Former storage site with a steel portal frame storage building as well as weighbridge, extending to 0.663 acres (or thereabouts) in all, suitable for several classes of alternative uses subject to obtaining the requisite statutory consents.

Lot 1- Muriau Bychan (By Private Treaty): Land presently forming part of Muriau Bychan, Trawsfynydd within the Snowdonia National Park Comprising Traditional Outbuildings comprised within 2.5 Acres (or thereabouts) plus Associated Grazing Rights over Common Land for 4 Sheep.

The shop is an end of terrace building of red brick construction under a red tiled roof situated within easy walking distance of the town centre. The property is presently run as a sweet shop.