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An extended character grade II listed double fronted end terrace 3 bedroom cottage with a 90 ft rear garden backing onto the old town wall with views across open farmland to the sea in the distance.
The property has been tastefully upgraded in recent years and has retained a host of charming original features to include character fireplaces & exposed ceiling beams/A frames.
Benefiting from combi gas fired central heating, the beautifully presented accommodation briefly comprises - Entrance porch, spacious lounge/diner with an Inglenook fireplace, fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a cooking range, rear hall, separate shower, bathroom and a double bedroom with side double doors. To the first floor, there are two further bedrooms (1 double and a single). The rear garden with side access is a stand out feature with a number of attractive patios to include a hot tub area, a barbecue terrace, a detached garden snug and a garden room off the principle rear terrace with wonderful views across open farmland to the sea in the distance.
Please note that our client has utilised this cottage as a highly successful holiday let generating up to £42,000.00 pa gross. For those interested in continuing with a holiday let, the contents are available to purchase via separate negotiation.

These double fronted cottages (1of 6 in the row) rarely come to the market and are very popular due to their highly convenient location and back drop to the old town wall and open farmland to the rear - early viewing is highly recommended.
Entrance Porch
Ornate front door opening into the entrance porch with a slate flooring, exposed stonework, side light, dimmer switch, oak door leading into the -
Lounge/Diner (22' 0'' x 23' 0'' (6.70m x 7.01m))
A spacious living space that oozes character, double aspect with two windows (front aspect) and a further window (rear aspect). The stand out feature of this room is the magnificent Inglenook fireplace containing a wood burner stove and to the opposite side in the dining area, there is a further rustic brick ornamental fireplace. The flooring is laid to 38mm 'American Oak' which is very hard wearing and adds greatly to the historic feel along with the exposed beams and purlins. Other features include character niches and even the old bakers niche to the inglenook has been retained. The lighting to include skirting up lighters create a pleasant ambience and the exposed stonework to the walls compliment the styling of the room. There are 3 radiators and the wide spiral staircase leads off to the first floor. Square arch through to the -
Kitchen/Breakfast Room (18' 9'' x 11' 5'' (5.71m x 3.48m))
A delightful room with a Upvc double glazed outer door and Upvc double glazed window (side aspect). The kitchen is fitted with an excellent range of cream base and wall units complimented by timber effect work surfacing and under pelmet lighting. There is a single drainer one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit with a mixer tap, space and plumbing for a dishwasher plus washing machine and space for a fridge/freezer. Wall unit containing the combi gas fired central heating boiler. Beamed ceiling with down lighting, space for a central dining table, 'Leisure' cooking range with a 5 ring gas hob, hot plate, triple oven and warming drawer. Plus a canopy cooker extractor over. Quarry tiled flooring, radiator, space for a dresser. Oak door through to the -
Rear Hall
Ceiling down lighting, oak doors off to the shower, bathroom and bedroom 1.
Bedroom 1 (11' 4'' x 11' 5'' (3.45m x 3.48m))
Upvc double glazed outer double doors leading out to a quaint patio, painted beamed ceiling, radiator.
Bathroom
Frosted glass window (side aspect), white bathroom suite comprising tile panelled bath with a mixer tap and a tiled splash back, wash hand basin set in vanity unit a mixer tap and cupboards under, low flush WC, slate tiled flooring, wall mirror with integrated light, ceiling down lighting, radiator, towel shelf, extractor fan.
Separate Shower
Tiled shower cubicle with glazed doors and a plumbed-in shower, ceiling down lighting, slate tiled flooring, extractor fan and towel rail.
First Floor Landing
Wide tread spiral staircase leading from the lounge/diner to the first floor landing area with exposed character purlins and a-frame. Oak doors to the two bedrooms.
Bedroom 2 (12' 6'' x 16' 5'' (3.81m x 5.00m))
Window (front aspect), further 'Velux' window (rear aspect), rustic brick exposed narrow chimney breast, character exposed a-frame and purlins, radiator, access to under eave storage.
Bedroom 3 (8' 9'' x 8' 2'' (2.66m x 2.49m) A cabin bedroom with restricted headroom to part.)
'Velux' window (rear aspect), exposed character a-frame and purlins, built-in wardrobe, radiator.
Outside
The Garden
A quite wonderful garden extending to the stone old town rear boundary wall (Approx 95ft). The garden is certainly interesting with mature well stocked flower and shrub borders providing an excellent degree of privacy. There are a selection of quaint patios positioned to take full advantage of the sunlight at various times of the day, a barbecue terrace, a hot tub area and the principle split level rear terrace with glass balustrade taking in quite breath taking views across open farmland to the sea in the distance. This principle terrace is complimented by a purpose built 6'6" x 6'2" timber garden room with glazed windows to two sides taking in the spectacular view. There is a timber garden shed and a wonderful custom built timber garden snug measuring 7'6" x 7'6" with comfortable seating, an ideal spot (along with the garden room) to sit and enjoy a coffee or glass of wine. The garden benefits from many mature shrubs/trees to include wisteria and a beautiful jasmine arch all complimented by garden lighting designed to create that special ambience whilst al-fresco dining on those warm and balmy summer evenings.
Tenure
Freehold
Services
Mains Gas, Electricity, Water and Drainage.
Council Tax
Anglesey Council - Band D.
Location
Oyster Cottage is conveniently located within a short walk of the town centre, the castle, green and beach/pier. Beaumaris is a lively cosmopolitan yet historic town on the banks of the Menai Strait and is renowned for it's medieval Castle, Victorian Pier and Gaol. The town is also famous for it's sailing facilities, (The Royal Anglesey Yacht Club is within the town and the sheltered bay offers moorings for yachts and small boats during the summer months). For the golfing enthusiast, there are two nearby golf courses - Henllys (18 holes) and Baron Hill (9 holes). Beaumaris offers an excellent range of services including several hotels and restaurants as well as a variety of interesting shops and boutiques. Excellent communication links provide quick access to Snowdonia with it's associated outdoor activities and all the award winning Anglesey beaches. (Menai Bridge - 4 miles, A55 expressway - 5 miles, Bangor - 7 miles with it's direct 3.5 hour rail link to London Euston, Chester 68 miles)..