House with historic roots hits the market in Abergele

Exterior with wrought iron gate, paved path, and front garden with shrubs and slate chippings <i>(Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)</i>
Exterior with wrought iron gate, paved path, and front garden with shrubs and slate chippings (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)
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A detached three-bedroom home in Abergele, which once served as the residence of the town’s blacksmith, is on the market for £235,000.

According to the listing, the house is "steeped in local history and character", with the original smithy formerly located alongside the property.

The house is approached through a low-level wall edged with wrought iron railings and a gate, leading to a front garden with paving stones, slate chippings, and established shrubs.

Hallway with parquet flooring, staircase, and under-stair storage cupboard (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)

An additional section of the garden to the side is laid with stone chippings, providing further outdoor space.

At the entrance, a traditional porch features timber-framed single glazing and leads into a main hallway fitted with parquet flooring.

The hallway is finished with classic skirting boards and contains stairs to the first floor along with an under-stair storage cupboard.

Lounge with parquet flooring, dual-aspect windows, and tiled fireplace with electric fire (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)

A lounge contains parquet flooring and tall skirting boards, which echo the period features described in the listing.

A prominent chimney breast houses an electric fire; the listing notes the "option to reinstate an open fire if desired."

The dining room also continues the period theme, with additional parquet flooring, a large front-facing window for natural light, and an extra leaded single-glazed window.

One of three bedrooms (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)

Here, the chimney breast conceals a traditional open fireplace behind the current electric fire.

The kitchen is presented as an open plan kitchen and breakfast room with tiled flooring, a breakfast bar, and a combination of wall and base units for storage.

Fitted appliances include a double oven and grill, a four-burner gas hob with extractor hood, and plumbing for a washing appliance.

Kitchen with tiled flooring, breakfast bar, fitted units, and integrated double oven (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)

A side porch leads to the garden and storage areas, as well as a ground floor WC and a pantry-style cupboard.

The rear garden is enclosed with timber fencing, a lawn, and a decked seating area covered with artificial turf.

A timber shed sits on a hardstanding, and there is a detached store building which, according to the listing, is held on a separate title from the house itself.

Dining room with front window, and fireplace with stone surround (Image: PRYS Jones and Booth)

Upstairs, a split-level landing leads to three double bedrooms.

Each has space for furniture, and the main two bedrooms feature prominent chimney breasts.

The bathroom includes a corner bath, separate shower cubicle with electric shower, WC, and basin, as well as a double linen cupboard.

The listing describes the home as offering a "rare opportunity to own a property with heritage" in a convenient location.

Interested parties are urged to call PRYS Jones and Booth on 01745 400216.

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