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With property prices soaring in recent years, the idea of buying your own home for £17,000 might seem like a dream come true. But there's a catch - it doesn't have a roof. The "ruined shell" of 400-year-old Ty Du near Llanberis, Gwynedd, lies in the wooded foothills of Wales' highest mountain, Yr Wyddfa, also know as Snowdon. It dates from the 13th Century, and once belonged to the Goodman family of Ruthin. In 1650 Godfrey Goodman - the Bishop of Gloucester - was banished there by Oliver Cromwell for his religious beliefs. Over the years, it has also been home to north Wales' strongest man, and in the 19th Century, a poet called Dewi Arfon, according to Auction House. BBC / Google The house is thought to have begun as a platform house, being rebuilt in the 17th Century as a storied house. Auction House said it was listed in the Inventory of the Royal Commission as an important domestic building in the parish. The auctioneers said the ruined property has intact walls to eaves level, as well as two ruined cottages, a smithy and old shop. The owners on Anglesey, they added, have preserved the A-frame roof and other timbers. At the back of the house there is an old pack horse trail that once connected Llanberis to Caernarfon.

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中文标题： 一栋标价1.7万英镑拍卖的房子——但它没有屋顶

斯诺登山（Yr Wyddfa）林麓附近、圭内斯兰贝里斯的400年历史建筑Ty Du以1.7万英镑拍卖，但没有屋顶。它可追溯至13世纪，曾属鲁辛Goodman家族；1650年格洛斯特主教Godfrey Goodman被克伦威尔放逐至此。后曾住过北威尔士最强壮者及19世纪诗人Dewi Arfon。废墟墙体存至檐口，另有残破小屋、铁匠铺和旧商店；安格尔西业主保留了A形屋顶与木料，屋后旧驮马路曾连接兰贝里斯和卡那封。

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  • 信息来源：英语新闻 / BBC News Top Stories
  • 发布时间：2026/9/28 13:10:32