Estate agent in Abergele
We are an award-winning, independent estate agent in Abergele and can help in all aspects whether you are looking to sell or buy property.
Selling property in Abergele
Peter Large have been selling homes for years, our team has the knowledge and experience to make a successful sale. From providing an accurate property valuation using the latest market data to seeing your sale through to completion, we know the process inside out.
We understand each selling journey is unique and that creating high quality marketing materials will generate interest. Proud to be in the know about the latest technology that will be advantageous for our sellers, we will incorporate it for processes as well as marketing including virtual property tours.
We’ve created a useful local area information guide below for buyers who are interested in moving to Abergele.
About Abergele
Abergele is a quintessential market town renowned for its neighbouring beaches, hilltop views and wide range of historic sites which include the 19thcentury 250 acre Gwyrch Castle.
There is a bustling town centre and high street which accommodates a range of independent shops and cafes as well as a butchers; green grocers; supermarket; leisure centre; library, pubs and restaurants.
Activities and leisure
The moors of Mynydd Hiraethog are nearby and local historic sites with outstanding views can be enjoyed via the hills and woodlands surrounding the town. Walking routes pass the likes of Tower Hill, an Elizabethan watchtower and unrivalled viewing spot, as well as a number of Iron Age Forts and ruins. An 8th century church is also located in the town.
Within the grounds of Gwyrch Castle is Manorafon Farm Park, a popular family-friendly location with a wide variety of animals; a play barn; go-karts; outdoor play areas; and a café. A leisure centre and swimming pool stand close to the centre of the town and sports fans will be impressed by the scenic Abergele Golf Club. The town has a number of high quality Welsh and English speaking schools for all ages including Ysgol Glan Morfa; St George; St Elford Junior; and Ysgol Emrys Ap Iwan. Also within easy reach are Ysgol Glan Clwyd High Schools, Fairholme preparatory school at St Asaph and Rydal Penrhos at Colwyn Bay.
Travel links
Located in between Colwyn Bay and Rhyl, this once Roman town is ideally located to explore the North Wales coast and the Snowdonia National park in all its glory. The A55 makes for easy commuting to all the North Wales coastal towns and Chester only 30miles away. The route 5 cyclepath is easily accessed, as are bus routes and the Abergele & Pensarn train station with direct links to Holyhead and London.
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