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
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 plus a further parking area opposite the plot measuring 17m x 2.8m. 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).

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.

Dinas Oleu Road, Barmouth, LL42
This first floor one-bedroomed flat is located in Old Barmouth and has spectacular views from the front of the property over the town and as far as the Lleyn Peninusula. The terrace of houses was converted into flats a few years ago and full fire precautions are believed to be in force. Construction is of stone under a slated roof.

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.

South Avenue, Barmouth, LL42
A ground 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 1 has recently been renovated throughout and benefits from a new kitchen, bathroom and gas central heating. It is understood that the fire precautions are up to date.

Pen Y Garreg, Trawsfynydd, LL41
12 Pen y Garreg is a mid-terrace property of traditional stone construction under a slate roof. The property is situated towards the centre of Trawsfynydd village, and is in need of complete modernisation and refurbishment. The property does have the benefit of off-road parking and a large rear garden area. At present, the property provides : Sitting Rooms, 2 Bedrooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, Rear concrete yard and outbuilding, Rear garden with a shed.

Panorama Road, Barmouth, LL42
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION 22ND SEPTEMBER 2010 A VACANT FREEHOLD DETACHED COTTAGE WITH DETAILED PLANNING PERMISSION OBTAINED FOR EXTENSION AND RENOVATION A detached cottage with planning consent for the erection of single and two storey extensions to both sides of the dwelling. The property is situated in walking distance of Barmouth Harbour and Mawddach Estuary and is on the edge of Snowdonia National Park.

Church Street, Barmouth, LL42
Shop in good location, close to the harbour, with spacious retail area, office and separate w.c. with wash hand basin at the rear. Two full height windows to front.

Dolgellau, LL40
Flat 13 is a two bedroom second floor flat situated within the former Golden Lion Hotel complex, in a convenient location close to the main car park and town centre. The building is built of stone under a slated roof, and the flat is accessed via a communal hallway and stairs and has 1 dedicated parking space. The unit is offered on a 999 year lease at a peppercorn rent and an annual maintenance charge (presently set at £250, payable in two 6-monthly installments of £125) to cover maintenance of communal areas and building insurance.