The former St. David’s Church building on Caernarfon Road in Bangor is up for sale by auction.
The Grade II Listed Church was built in 1888 by Sir Arthur Blomfield, an architect from London, at an original cost of £8,000. Built in an early English Gothic style and initially intended as a church for the railway community, the once thriving church closed in 2013 due to a falling congregation and increased running costs.
The online auction has a suggested opening bid of £45,000 – £55,0000 and (Unless Sold or Withdrawn Prior). Proposed online bidding ends on 21 November.
The property, described by agents Williams and Goodwin, St David’s Church benefits from a good sized plot, and retaining many of its original features such as the stained glass windows and vaulted ceiling.
The property serves in our view as an excellent opportunity for developers and could be utilised for a range of uses (subject to planning permission). Located in a prime road front site on Caernarfon Road – one of the main roads leading to Bangor City Centre and Railway Station. We have been informed that within the grounds is the site of the former church hall which has been demolished/removed.
Auction Method:
The auction for this property will be conducted online through an online-bidding platform. This is a “Timed Auction”. It differs to in room auctions by allowing you to bid from the comfort of your own home.
The proposed time slot and “end time” for the auction is displayed on Williams & Goodwin The Property People Ltd website – this may be subject to change, the property being withdrawn or sold prior. Bidding may open any time in the period usually up to 24 hours before the end time.
To view this, search for the property on the Williams & Goodwin website.
