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More details for High St, Barmouth - Retail for Sale

Glan William - High St

Barmouth, LL42 1DS

Retail for Sale
£175,000
366 sq ft

Barmouth Retail for Sale - Gwynedd

Glan William is a substantial end terraced property with shop below, of standard construction under a slated roof, located in a prime position on the High Street. The property currently comprises of a shop with cellar and a variety of rooms above. The property is in need of a complete renovation, with a variety of options: renovate to same layout with 3 bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom etc to create an impressive home. Alternatively, full planning permission has been granted to provide 3x1 bedroomed flats (local restrictions apply). The property is freehold, has double glazing and the unusual benefit of a rear courtyard. The property makes for an interesting and exciting investment. Planning application number: C23/0946/00/LL. Shop Area: 2.61m x 5.62m Cellar: 2.61m x 6.58m

Contact:

Walter Lloyd Jones & Co

Property Subtype:

Shopfront Retail / Residential

Date on Market:

05/08/2025

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More details for King Edward St, Barmouth - Retail for Sale

Bendigedig - King Edward St

Barmouth, LL42 1AD

Retail for Sale
£495,000
9,683 sq ft

Barmouth Retail for Sale - Gwynedd

Outstanding Commercial or Hotel Development Opportunity in Central Barmouth with Planning Permission for Serviced Accommodation. Freehold property for sale, OIRO £495,000. Bendigedig occupies a prime high street location on King Edward Street, right in the heart of Barmouth. Just a short distance from Barmouth train station, the town’s bustling high street filled with shops and hospitality venues, and its expansive, picturesque beach, this property offers an exceptional setting. Barmouth lies on Wales’ west coast overlooking Cardigan Bay, at the southern edge of Snowdonia National Park. The town is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts, offering walking, cycling, and watersports, and is steeped in history and culture, with local attractions offering something for everyone. The town enjoys excellent connectivity, positioned along the A496 linking Porthmadog and the Llyn Peninsula to the north and Dolgellau and Snowdonia to the east. Public transport options are plentiful, with train stations, a bus network, and even a passenger ferry from Barmouth to Fairbourne Point. Bendigedig is a semi-detached, stone-built property with a flat roof, adjoining the local library. The accommodation spans a ground floor and lower ground floor, briefly detailed as follows: TRADE AREAS Ground Floor Current café with its own entrance directly off the street, featuring tiled and laminate flooring, fitted wall and base units, and a service counter. The café seats around 30 guests and is well presented throughout. Spacious kitchen with tiled flooring, fully equipped with catering appliances and fixtures. The cafe connects to a former play centre, offering a large open-plan area. A meeting room. Accessible toilets. Multiple storage rooms. Total ground floor area: 5,595 sq.ft. Lower Ground Floor Four sizeable multifunctional rooms, each with washing facilities. Total lower ground floor area: 4,088 sq.ft. EXTERNAL Car park accommodating up to 20 vehicles. Patio seating area at the café entrance, providing outdoor seating for approximately 15 patrons.