Caergeiliog, Holyhead, Isle of Anglesey, LL65

Full of superb surprises is this Grade II Listed Chapel and Chapel House with associated Cartshed situated in the popular Anglesey village of Caergeiliog, extensively yet sympathetically renovated and modernised complete with cinema room, gymnasium and landscaped gardens.

A superb example of a Grade II Listed Chapel and Chapel House with associated Cartshed situated in the popular Anglesey village of Caergeiliog, extensively yet sympathetically renovated and modernised by the present owner over the past 2 years or so, presenting itself as a fine and spacious family home with a few welcome surprises along the way of a cinema room and gymnasium. Noteworthy also is that the A55, Holyhead, nearby nature trails and beaches are readily to hand. The principal work has been carried out on the main residence with the chapel utilised for storage however, the chapel does offer much conversion potential or suchlike depending on your preference – subject to the usual planning consents. The dwelling dates from the early 19th century, probably built when the chapel was re-built in 1818, the original chapel constructed in 1780, with re-building and alterations carried out in 1818 and 1872 respectively, commemorated by the inscription on a slate plaque set above the entrance. A fine example of a single storey, gable entry, Calvinistic Methodist chapel. The Chapel House is extremely well-presented throughout with a room for all occasions whilst the main bedroom certainly looks impressive with its high beamed ceiling and space to really stretch out. From this room a set of stairs leads down to a fabulous cinema room complete with homemade bar. Of course, the gym could be utilised for another purpose if so desired. The property is complemented by a decent amount of outside space with a large gated and gravelled forecourt providing ample off road parking with side access leading to a generous south facing landscaped garden with a bespoke patio seating area, lawn and stone outbuilding. Benefiting from gas central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Storm Porch, Entrance Hall, Lounge, Dining Room, Kitchen, Cinema Room, Gymnasium, Landing, 3 Bedrooms, Dressing Room and Bathroom. Well worthy of internal inspection.

The village of Caergeiliog is well placed for many coastal and rural attractions to be found on the island. The A55 expressway offers excellent transport connections between the port town of Holyhead (offering daily sailing to Ireland) and the mainland. For daily amenities, the neighbouring village of Valley offers an excellent range of goods and services to include 2 large convenience stores, numerous eateries, pubs, restaurants, a surgery, primary school and 2 petrol stations. Anglesey offers a diverse and dramatic coastline, with countless beaches, rocky coves and plunging cliffs with over 120 miles of coastal pathways to enjoy.