**Location
**
The North Wales town of Corwen (population 2, 325 2011 Census) has a range of
shops, services and businesses, and is situated in a rural part of
Denbighshire, en - route on the A5 from England towards Lake Bala, and both the
West and North Wales coasts. Distances: Chester 33 miles, Bangor 43 miles.
There are road access into the site being off Green Lane to the East, which
was used mainly for visiting transport to the market, and directly to the
South to Bridge Street/A5, with a secondary access/right of way also at this
point.
**Description
**
A site as shown on the attached os plan of approximately 1. 649 acre. The main
buildings on the site currently are: -
Former Main Sales Ring being of brick and sheet clad to walling, and part open
sited with a steel strut roof within corrugated roof covering. Ridge height of
6. 3m, eaves 3. 4m.
Gross internal area approximately 122. 9 m. sq. / 1323 sq. ft.
Steel Awning with open side, with corrugated cladding.
Gross internal area approximately 90. 0 m. sq. / 969 sq. ft.
Second Sales Room with blockwork walling, steel framed roof, small office
area, eaves of 3. 2m.
Gross internal area approximately 223. 4 m. sq. / 2405 sq. ft.
Garaging and Shed for a number of vehicles around a yard, at the extreme
southern section of the site adjoining the A5.
Gross internal area approximately 110. 89 m. sq. / 1194 sq. ft.
Total Gross Internal Area of All Approximately 547. 31 m. sq. / 5891 sq. ft.
The land areas are as follows: -
Main Cattle Market 1. 23 Acre
Land North of Cattle Market 0. 26 Acre
Land Adjoining Llys Alwen 0. 15 Acre
Total Approximately 1. 64 Acre
**VAT
**
It is believed that the site is not elected for VAT.
**Pricing and potential
**
Interested should enquire further to the joint agents for the guide price, and
make enquiries to Denbighshire Council on the subject of planning.
**EPC rating
**
Rating ‘G’.
**Viewing
**
Please contact the agents: Celt Rowlands & Co. On or and R G Jones – or
**Access
**
The site can be accessed directly off the A5 trunk road, and also along the
lane running alongside the former railway to Green Lane and thereafter onto
The Square/A5.