Denbigh Road Rhydymwyn, Mold
Offers over £300,000

Fantastic opportunity to acquire the former Gwysaney Arms Hotel which sits on a large plot with the potential for development subject to the right permissions. The property is located in a semi rural location fronting on to Denbigh Road (A541) in close proximity to Rhydmwyn village. Mold town centre is around 3 miles to the south east and junction 33 of the North Wales Expressway (A55) is approximately 3 miles to the north west.

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Potential Development Opportunity
Commercial Property In Need of Renovation
Prime Location
Village Location With Passing Trade
10 En-Suite Bedrooms and Owners Accommodation
Car Parking for up to 50 plus vehicles
Potential for up to 13 Houses subject to the relevant permissions
Potential For Re-Development
Site Area 0.81 acres
Tenure Freehold

Fantastic opportunity to acquire the former Gwysaney Arms Hotel which sits on a large plot with the potential for development subject to the right permissions.
The property is located in a semi rural location fronting on to Denbigh Road (A541) in close proximity to Rhydmwyn village. Mold town centre is around 3 miles to the south east and junction 33 of the North Wales Expressway (A55) is approximately 3 miles to the north west.

Accommodation
The commercial property is a two storey double-fronted Hotel/Pub of stone and brick elevations with two storey pitched roof ,ancillary extensions to rear and side and a single storey double glazed conservatory incorporating an extension to the dining restaurant. To the rear are two single storey garages.The property would require a full scope of renovation if it was to be put back into use.

Outside
The plot is fast with a large car park to the rear and plot to the side, which offers fantastic scope for Re-Development.

Accommodation
The commercial property is a two storey double-fronted Hotel/Pub of stone and brick elevations with two storey pitched roof ,ancillary extensions to rear and side and a single storey double glazed conservatory incorporating an extension to the dining restaurant. To the rear are two single storey garages.The property would require a full scope of renovation if it was to be put back into use and is currently not fit for habitation due to the extensive renovations needed.

Outside
The Public House currently sits on a larger than average plot, with large car park, outbuildings to the rear could be converted into owners accommodation and scope to landscape for play area or beer gardens.