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TIR BRYNHYFRYD CHWILOG LL53 6SF £575,000 CROESO | WELCOME This development land is situated on the edge of the popular residential village of Chwilog. It has been granted outline planning permission for 21 homes (including 7 affordable). The village is located at the heart of the Llŷn and Eifionydd communities, providing potential purchasers for newly constructed residences and from the nearby towns of Pwllheli and Criccieth as well as a widespread agricultural community, down scaling due to retirement etc. Some facilities nearby: The village has a primary school and family butchers (Povey), which also sells some essential items. The village is on a regular bus route and convenient for commuting to Porthmadog (about 9 miles), Pwllheli (about 5), Caernarfon (about 19 miles) and beyond. Nearby you'll find Lon Goed and Afonwen beach. There are several large employers within Y Ffôr - (about 2 miles) Primary school, petrol station/convenience shop plus Londis. Criccieth - (about 4.5 miles) popular seaside town with tourists and locals alike Pwllheli - (about 5 miles) Is the main town in the area and has beaches, marina and sailing academy. Independent and national retailers. Primary, secondary schools and further education college. Leisure centre and Dr's surgery. National train and bus services. Pubs, restaurants, cafes and much more. 2 Penbrynhuddig, Abererch, www.SusanJones.Cymru Agents Note: Whilst every care has been taken to prepare these sales particulars, they are for guidance purposes only. All measurements are approximate are for general Pwllheli, Gwynedd [email protected] guidance purposes only and whilst every care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, LL53 6BZ they should not be relied upon and potential buyers are advised to recheck the 01758 614511 / 07787124587 measurements .

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