Gorad, Holyhead, LL65

Character yet modern style, with multiple reception rooms, vast outside space and further potential through numerous outbuildings – Presented by Iwan Fon

Cymeriad traddodiadol mewn arddull fodern, gyda sawl ystafell fyw, digonedd o le tu allan a photensial pellach drwy nifer o adeiladau allanol – Cyflwynwyd gan Iwan Fon

Rallt Farm is a detached, stone-built farmhouse set within approximately 1.5 acres, situated around two miles from Valley, Anglesey.

The property has been carefully maintained by the current owners, with improvements including a new roof to the main house and the outbuilding opposite, an updated electrical system, and a completely new boiler, pipework and radiators. Internally, the home has been beautifully decorated, combining the original character of the property with modern colours and finishes to create a stylish yet characterful home.

Enter through the main front entrance and open porch into the welcoming hallway, where traditional red terracotta floor tiles, laid in an attractive herringbone pattern, immediately introduce the character found throughout the property.

To the left is the main reception room, featuring a large window that draws in plenty of natural light, a cosy log burner and wood-block parquet flooring.

Leading from the entrance hallway is the open-plan kitchen-diner; a true heart of the home. The dining area offers ample space for the whole family, together with seating beside the log burner, while characterful wooden panelling surrounds the windows.

A breakfast bar provides a natural transition between the dining area and kitchen. Designed with practicality in mind, the kitchen is equipped with two electric ovens, perfect for Christmas, an electric hob and built-in dishwasher, and integrated wine fridge. While glass double doors provide direct access to the rear garden.

A separate utility room offers further practicality, housing the boiler, washing machine and dryer, together with additional cupboard storage and a separate sink.

The rear entrance opens into a useful cloakroom, providing hooks for wet coats and storage for muddy boots, with a ground-floor WC positioned adjacent.

Continuing through from the kitchen-diner is the second reception room, filled with light from glass double doors opening onto the front yard, and a practical kitchenette positioned in the corner.

A staircase from this part of the property leads to the first floor, where there is a double bedroom with built-in storage and an en-suite bathroom.

A second staircase, accessed from the main entrance hallway, leads to the remainder of the first-floor and four further bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys countryside views, exposed wooden floorboards and a modern en-suite shower room, while the remaining three bedrooms are all double rooms. At the end of the landing, a family bathroom with a shower over the bath completes the first-floor accommodation.

Outside

Externally, Rallt Farm continues to impress.

Positioned within a plot extending to approximately 1.5 acres, the property benefits from a private lawned garden to the front, complete with a pond, mature trees and established hedgerows. ample parking for plus five cars is available on a gravelled driveway, with EV charging point.

To the rear, a gravelled seating area, directly accessible from the kitchen, provides a peaceful and private place to sit and unwind. Beyond this is an elevated garden with mature trees, offering plenty of space for games and entertaining, while a wooden garden shelter provides an additional covered seating area.

Beyond the main garden lies a further stretch of land, offering additional potential.

Opposite the farmhouse is a stone outbuilding connected to mains electricity, which was also been re-roofed. Retaining its original stable flooring and wooden stable beams, the building has plenty of character and is currently utilised for storage. It also offers further development potential, subject to obtaining the relevant planning consent. Two pigsties adjoin this outbuilding.

A second outbuilding adjoining the main house, although currently in need of some repair, provides yet another opportunity for future use and further potential.

Location

Occupying an attractive rural position, the property enjoys the tranquillity of the Anglesey countryside whilst remaining conveniently placed for a range of everyday amenities.

The nearby village of Y Fali/ Valley offers shops, eateries, a pharmacy, petrol stations and a primary school, with further schooling available at Bodedern or Holyhead.

Holyhead is within easy reach and provides a comprehensive range of supermarkets, retail facilities, leisure amenities and transport connections.

The location is also ideally placed for enjoying Anglesey’s renowned coastline, with beautiful beaches, coastal walks and outdoor pursuits all readily accessible. While convenient access to the A55 and mainline railway in Holyhead, allows for straightforward travel across the island and towards the mainland, making it an ideal hybrid-working or commuter's home.

Services

The property is heated via oil-fired central heating, with additional log burners in both the main lounge and dining area. Other services include mains water and electricity, with the sewerage being via a private septic tank.

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