• • Former Town Hotel & Annexe
• • No Upward Chain
• • Excellent potential for alternative uses
• • Car parking
• • Commercial EPC - D93

Of interest to entrepreneurs, a freehold former Hotel and Public House, last in use about 10 years ago and offering very spacious and adaptable accommodation within a level walk of the town centre, local amenities and the railway station. It is believed to date back to 1863 and briefly comprises a 3-storey building, with extensive basement rooms and attached Annexe which formerly ran as a Cafe, convenient to the railway station. There is a garden area to the rear.

The accommodation includes:

Hotel:
Bar & Lounge (31'1 x 28'6). Committe Room (10'7 x 9'8). Lobby. Stairs down to Basement. Room 1 (13'9 x 9'7). Room 2 (16' x 13'8). Room 3 (15'7 x 8'2) gas central heating boiler. Ladies & Gents Conveniences.

First Floor: Landing. Function Room (formerly Bwydy Glyndwr Restaurant) (27'3 x 14'8). Kitchen 1 (15'10 x 11'2) Bathroom. Kitchen 2 (10'5 x 10').

Second Floor: Landing. Sitting Room (17'8 x 14'1). Bedroom 1 (11'2 x 9'3). Bedroom 2 (12'2 x 9'4). Kitchen (12'10 x 7'10). Bathroom.

Annexe:
Lobby. Living Room (12'9 x 11'4). Kitchen 11'10 x 9'3) (average). Bathroom. Former Cafe (12'6 x 11'9) deep window and roadside entrance. Basement. Room 1 (18'1 x 12'). Room 2 (12'10 x 10'1). Room 3 (12'7 x 11'9).

First Floor: Landing. Bedroom 1 (13'3 x 9'9). Bedroom 2 (not measured). Bedroom 3 (11'5 x 11'). Bathroom.

Second Floor: Room 4 (21'3 x 11'5). Room 5 (21'4 x 15'6).

To the rear is a former Beer Garden, now to lawn. Pedestrian right of way to Brickfield Street, from garden, through Glyndwr Cottage. Gravelled parking area to one side, offering an area for up to 3 vehicles

Directions

What3Words: ///strain.incorrect.giraffes. From the town centre, turn right at the clock, following the road past the Church and War Memorial. The Glyndwr Hotel is on the left after 200 yards