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Villagers say they are now facing a '60 per cent rise in rent prices' following the £1million sale of Aberllefenni in Gwynedd, north Wales, to a London-based property firm.
Historic Welsh village of 16 houses that could be yours for £1m is finally set to sold as estate agent reports surge of interest four years after it first went on the market The historic Welsh village in Aberllefenni, near Machynlleth, was initially put up for sale for £1.5million in 2016 In November 2019 the asking price was dropped to £1.25million and lowered once more in December last year Village has 16 homes and cottages and built for workers at a former slate mine dating back to the 16th Century
Buy your own village for £1MILLION: Sixteen homes in historic Welsh hamlet built for workers at 16th century slate mine is still up for sale as price is slashed by £250,000 Historic village originally built for slate miners in Aberllefenni, North Wales is now up for sale for £1million The country village, complete with 16 homes, was first valued at £1.5million in 2016, then £1.25million in 2019 Estate agents say the site offers an 'excellent investment opportunity,' after a sale fell through in March 2020