Pwllheli is a seaside town on the southern tip of beautiful Llyn Penninsula in Gwynedd, North West Wales, with a busy modern marina with 400 berths, several long sandy beaches as well as home to the Welsh National Sailing Acadamy.
Pwllheli is the cenre for tourism on the AONB Llyn peninsula suituated upon the western edge of Snowdonia just south of ther popular resort of Abersoch. Pwllheli is well as the main market and retail town of the peninsula, and was granted its charter as a borough in 1355 by Edward, 'the Black Prince. The town has recently benefitted from investment in shops and outlets as well as the Marina and sailing centre which hosts international competitions.
The town has a population of some 4,100 and benefits from good communications with the A497 south to Port Madog and the AQ499 north to Caernarfon, and connections to the A55 coastal highway to Merseyside and the M6.
There is also a rail station with services across Wales as well as to Birmingham and Shrewsbury.
The property lies in the heart of the town centre fronting Penlan Street, opposite the old market hall.