A piece of the Black Country in Northwest Wales - Historic cafe and flat goes on the market
The picturesque seaside town of Barmouth has long been a haven for people from the West Midlands -for day trippers, people on a weekend break or a full holiday.
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With stunning views from the harbour, endless walking opportunties, arcades and fish and chips for the kids, beaches amongst the most beautiful in the world and a train connection from Wolverhampton that offers easy access both ways, what is not to like?
Well now, instead of just visiting the town which has a population of a static 2,500 you can live there by snapping up Walsall House, known currently as The Old Tea Rooms for the bargain price of £375,000.
Thousands of visitors and residents will have been into the cafe, right in the centre of Barmouth
The house features the existing business and a four bedroom maisonette which the Right Move website says offers "Plenty of room for extended family and friends."
It says: "This historic property offers a perfect and rare opportunity for a total lifestyle change - providing a fantastic opportunity for those looking to run a quaint business from the comfort of their own home.
"Imagine waking up to the aroma of freshly brewed tea and the sound of happy customers enjoying your delicious treats."
The building is listed and dates back to the early 18th century - it is listed on the heritage trail of the town, with the website barmouth-wales.co.uk saying it was converted from cottages to become and leather good and hardware shop in the 20th century and painted in a vivid black and white timber frame effect during the 1930s.
The living accommodation also features two bathrooms and the building is situated right in the heart of the bustling seaside town, in Church Street.
