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6 bedroom detached house

Craig Y Don Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57
3 Bathrooms
6 Bedrooms
3 Receptions
Band: F

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About this property

  • A substantial & most handsome three storey detached period residence
  • Sympathetically modernised interior retaining its essential period features
  • Six bedrooms, family bathroom, bathroom, shower room & additional WC
  • Welcoming entrance hall, 3 appealing reception rooms & quality kitchen
  • Timber double glazing & gas central heating plus a rooftop solar panel array
  • Generous mature landscaped gardens & driveway off road parking
  • Useful garden store/workshop & purpose made sauna/steam room
  • Isle of Anglesey & coastal views available from the upper levels
  • Within easy reach of the main university building & mainline railway station
  • Situated in a sought after location yet convenient for city centre amenities

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F

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Freehold
A substantial and most handsome three storey detached period residence situated in a particularly appealing and sought after location on the edge of the university city of Bangor. Dating from 1882, this fine residence retains its period appeal while enjoying mature landscaped gardens.
Dating from 1882 and looking rather handsome with its striking red brick elevations and architectural detail, Trewern is a substantial three storey detached period residence situated in a particularly appealing and sought after location on the edge of Bangor and yet conveniently within easy reach of city centre amenities, including supermarkets, national rail links and the principal university building. Trewern sits within its own private landscaped garden grounds, providing an appealing haven from the general hustle and bustle with a good proportion of the garden enjoying a westerly aspect and perfect for catching any available afternoon sunshine. The position also affords views of the Isle of Anglesey and the nearby coastline – especially so from the uppermost level. This fine dwelling has been in the careful ownership of its present custodians for well over 20 years now where they have carefully and sympathetically modernised the interior, preserving its appealing and essential period detail and heritage, something which is evident throughout - it’s certainly pleasing on the eye. So let’s take a leisurely stroll through the accommodation. From the fitting Gothic style entrance you’re greeted with twin stained glass/leaded doors opening to a welcoming entrance hall with its Minton tiled floor and attractive panelled ceiling (there’s a useful WC and wash handbasin tucked away beneath the stairs) leading to all the principal reception rooms. Firstly, there’s the appealing snug with its high coved ceiling and picture rail and its oblique bay window. Secondly, the sizeable sitting room with its high ceiling and bay window making the best of its proportions plus there’s a focal real flame gas fire place too. The dining room retains its original tiled floor plus there’s a useful utility just off whilst the kitchen features quality fitted units topped off with solid granite work surfaces plus there a modern range cooker and integrated fridge. This room also enjoys the benefits of a stable type door. Moving to the first floor, three generous bedrooms are provided, each with their own unique appeal with the main bedroom noted again for its bay window and picture rail and dual aspect with the second bedroom also noted for its bright and airy dual aspect. Also on this level is a fully tiled family bathroom fitted with a four piece suite plus shower plus an additional modern shower room. The second floor is equally accommodating with a further three decent sized bedrooms plus a useful study served by a bathroom and separate WC. This is the floor which ultimately provides the best views. The property comes fitted with timber double glazing and gas central heating supplemented with a rooftop solar panel array. A further advantage is the installation of an air circulating system, something which is particularly useful in an older style property. Externally, the property is approached via a wide gated paved driveway for the provision of off road parking leading directly to a most useful attached store/workshop. The principal garden to the front consists primarily of lawn with an eclectic mix of mature plants, shrubs and trees, many of which are unusual adding much interest, colour and form throughout the seasons. Tucked away in the corner is a purpose made semi-circular seating area which is ideally positioned to catch the sun. A wide paved pathway leads to the rear courtyard style garden where an original lean-to outbuilding has been converted into a timber lined sauna with separate steam room and WC. Steps lead up from the courtyard to a further paved patio garden, again enjoying a mix of mature shrubs and trees.

The property is ideally located away from the general hustle and bustle yet is just minutes from the city centre, making for a great combination in terms of convenience and desirability. Bangor offers a good range of High Street shops, retail parks, supermarkets and mainline railway station. The mountains of Eryri/Snowdonia can easily be reached from this locality what with the A55 just a short drive away also allowing access to the Isle of Anglesey and the coastal towns, beaches and attractions. Bangor offers a lively cultural experience with its striking 'Pontio' cultural art and music centre plus there’s the rarity of a Victorian pier.

Storm Porch


Entrance Hall 3.5m x 2.69m
Max dimensions.

WC


Sitting Room 5.81m x 5.05m
Max dimensions.

Snug 3.6m x 3.71m


Dining Room 3.63m x 3.92m
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Kitchen 2.6m x 4.05m


Utility Room 1.13m x 2.67m


Landing


Bedroom 1 5.5m x 4.98m
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Bedroom 2 3.63m x 3.75m


Bedroom 3 3.73m x 3.9m
Max: into wardrobe.

Shower Room


Family Bathroom 2.61m x 4.05m


Second Floor Landing


Bedroom 4 3.47m x 4.01m
Max dimensions.

Bedroom 5 3.74m x 3.94m
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Bedroom 6 3.13m x 4.09m


Study 3.06m x 3.06m
Max dimensions.

Bathroom


Garden Store/Workshop 5.04m x 3.11m
Irregular shape.

Sauna/Steam Room/WC 3.73m x 2.23m


Services
We are informed by the seller this property benefits from Mains Water, Gas, Electricity and Drainage.
Ofcom checker suggests broadband/fibre is available, and outdoor mobile coverage is likely.

Heating
Gas Central Heating. The agent has tested no services, appliances or central heating system (if any).

Tenure
We have been informed the tenure is freehold with vacant possession upon completion of sale. Vendor’s solicitors should confirm title.

Council Tax Band
The property is council tax band F.

Agents Note
The vendor has informed us that there were several restrictive covenants on the original title deeds. However, these have never been enforced and to their knowledge there is no current extant covenant holder.

Disclaimer
Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents Limited, for themselves and the vendor, give notice that: (1) These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. (2) All statements are made without responsibility on the part of the agent or vendor. (3) No statement is to be relied upon as a representation of fact. (4) Any intending purchaser must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each statement. (5) Neither the vendor nor the agent, nor any person in their employment, has authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to this property. (6) While floorplan accuracy is intended, measurements are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error or omission. Plans are for illustrative purposes only. (7) Services and appliances have not been tested and no guarantee as to their operability is given. (8) All media, including photography and video, remain the property of the agent and must not be redistributed without prior written permission. Floorplans made with Metropix ©2026
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Train station Bangor (Gwynedd)  (0.5 miles)
Train station Llanfairpwll  (3.1 miles)

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Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents and Chartered Surveyors are an employee-owned, independent business with 5 offices covering Gwynedd, Anglesey, and Conwy. Having won numerous prestigious awards, the company was founded by Dafydd Hardy and Richard Thomas (both RICS Chartered Surveyors) in 1992. Today, it is a trusted and successful enterprise in North Wales, celebrated for its expertise and extensive experience in residential sales, lettings, surveys, and commercial property matters.

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Tenant Info for Craig Y Don Road, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57