For the brave investors who otherwise don’t know what to do with their money, North Wales offers quite the basket of development opportunities, particularly if you’re brave enough to take on a restoration project. Okay, so perhaps you don’t really need to be that brave because it’s definitely something which is within the reach of anyone who has an interest in being part of the preservation of the region’s extensive and intriguing history, while at the same time there is a huge and ever-growing market for brand new developments to complement all the history boasted by the region.
Turning the focus to restoration projects however, you’d be looking at the likes of the many castles in a region which has the highest concentration of castles in the world, but you can also perhaps aim a little lower by way of your ambition and perhaps take on a restoration project which would see you restoring something like a quaint cottage to its former glory, or indeed you could give it a modern twist.
Either way, restoration projects are abound in North Wales and you have a lot to work with in addition to quite a bit of freedom and leeway in that none of the buildings or structures which actually need restoration look as if they need any. You’d perhaps have to liaise with the regional culture and tourism authorities to confirm which buildings are indeed in need of restoration, otherwise, even the oldest of structures in this region are already very well preserved as part of the locals’ efforts to maintain a window into the region’s rich past.
Nevertheless, cottage restoration is indeed a great investment to pursue for those who harbour just as much passion for the region’s ancient history as the locals do, in which case it won’t just be a labour of love or anything of the sort. You won’t simply be sinking money into a development and restoration project which does nothing but absorb all the funds. You can get some good returns on your investment by renting your newly-resorted cottage out to tourists who visit the region in their many numbers.
North Wales has made for a favourite destination especially among visitors who go on to become repeat visitors, with some holiday cottage owners enjoying profits from somewhat “permanently booked” reservations for their properties, while those frequent visitors are complemented by travellers from all over the UK and all over the world who have resolved to visit the iconic North Wales region at least once in their lives.
There are loads of great cottages up for grabs on this site, and they’ve even made a guide to holidaying in Wales – perfect!
https://www.iknow-uk.com/article/2598-the-ultimate-list-of-things-to-do-in-wales
Notify the Wales Tourist Board of your intentions to take on a restoration development project in the North Wales region and some doors for funding and ongoing support may just get opened for you, otherwise restoration projects throughout this region are so near and dear to many people’s hearts that something like a crowdfunding campaign could very easily cover some of the main costs associated with your the restoration project you show intentions to take on in the region.
