Rare opportunity to purchase a seven-bedroom estate in Llanrwst, Wales, featuring multiple dwellings and commercial space.
The estate’s name is Fron Ganol, and you will find it on School Bank Road in Llanrwst, Wales. The land covers seven acres with grazing areas. A 300-meter driveway leads to the estate; one neighbor shares the entrance to this long drive.
Admiral House serves as the main home. It features three floors within the main structure, and it has been renovated to include three bedrooms. This home is full of charm with mature gardens outside. A patio and electric gates lead to parking and a garage.
Fron Ganol is another building on the site, split into two sections internally. The commercial part is on the lower level, while more living space sits on the upper level. The lower section has an office, a restroom, three rooms, and a small kitchen.
This area once housed museum tea rooms; now, it’s just a small kitchen area. Upstairs are two reception rooms, a utility room, kitchen, and dining room. Two bedrooms stand on that level as well, with one having a toilet and sink and a modern shower room is also available.
A workshop links Fron Ganol and the Coach House, but you can only get to it from outside. There is no way to walk between them inside.
Behind the buildings, a tiered courtyard exists. One level leads to the commercial unit, and a different level takes you to the home and workshop. Outbuildings are on yet another level, and two stone buildings also stand separately. They could become homes if allowed, as they already have power and light.
The Coach House now works as a holiday rental and contains two bedrooms for guests. The original Fron Ganol was built around 1760.
Admiral John Wyatt Watling used the property as a country house. His family expanded it during the 1840s, and they later moved to Australia near 1900.