With a stunning view of Snowdonia on the doorstep, this spacious Mid Terrace Home in Talysarn is one to put at the top of your viewing list. With a modern Kitchen and Bathroom, you can move in straight away. Competitively priced within a first time buyers range, this traditional Mid Terrace Home in Talysarn is a great opportunity if you are looking for a modern home in a semi rural location. Enjoying a stunning panoramic view of the Nantlle Ridge, number 27 briefly consists of a light and spacious Living Room that features a small Inglenook fireplace with a cast iron multi-fuel burner. To the rear of the property is a modern Kitchen fitted with a range of cream coloured base and wall units, topped with a wood effect work surface. The Kitchen is also equipped with an electric oven and hob with an overhead extractor fan as well a washing machine point. Upstairs are 2 generous size Double Bedrooms with a centrally positioned, part tiled Bathroom that has a white bath suite with an over bath shower unit. The property has a mains gas central heating system and uPVC double glazing throughout to keep you warm during the colder months. Outside at the front is a small patio area whilst to the rear is a much larger, elevated terrace garden that offers a spectacular view across the Nantlle Valley. We highly recommend you book a viewing soon to fully appreciate this ideal opportunity to take your first steps onto the property ladder.
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CRYNODEB SUMMARY:Chwilio am fwthyn sydd llawn cymeriad? Mae ffenestri gwydr treblu i'r tu blaen, stof i'r lolfa, patio a gardd.Looking for a quirky cottage that's full of character and charm? Here you'll find triple glazing to the front, Inglenook with stove, crog loft, patio and garden.CROESO WELCOME:Bwthyn canol teras gydag Inglenook a stof, llofft crog, cegin, ystafell wely ar y llawr gwaelod ac ystafell gawod. Tu allan mae 2 sied, patio a gardd sydd yn gwynebu'r de orllewin. Mae'r eiddo yma yn cynnig mwy nag y byddech chi'n ei feddwl!A mid terraced cottage with a deep Inglenook and stove, vaulted ceiling, crog loft, kitchen, ground floor bedroom and shower room. Outside there are 2 sheds which are attached with power and light (1 with water), patio and garden. This property offers more than you would think! The popular village of Efailnewydd is situated on the beautiful Ll n Peninsula, approximately 2 miles from the coastal town of Pwllheli. Efailnewydd is home to Pwllheli's sports club, has a childrens play area and a local convenience store.LOLFA LOUNGE: - 4.2m max x 4m (13'9 max x 13'1)Composite door. Feature Inglenook with stove. Vaulted ceiling with Velux. Paddle stairs to Crog Loft. uPVC triple glazed window.CEGIN KITCHEN: - 2.9m max x 3.4m (9'6 max x 11'1)Range of base units. Breakfast bar. uPVC triple glazed window.CYNTEDD HALL:uPVC double glazed door to outside. Barn sliding door to:LLOFFT 1 BEDROOM 1: - 3m x 3.2m (9'10 x 10'5)uPVC double glazed window.YMOLCHFA SHOWER ROOM: - 2.1m x 3.1m (6'10 x 10'2) Maximum measurements.Vanity unit with washbasin and storage under. W.C. Walk-in shower with electric shower. Domed rooflight.LLOFFT CROG LOFFT BEDROOM 2: - 2.8m x 2.3m (9'2 x 7'6)Sloping ceilings with Velux and built-in storage cupboards to the eaves.TU ALLAN OUTSIDE:Communal walkway serving the terrace. Shed 1: 1.85m x 3.25m with power, light and water. External water tap. Shed 2: 1.9m x 3.3m with power and light. Pathway leading beyond shed 2 to south-westerly facing patio and garden area with open aspects to the rear.PERCHNOGAETH TENURE:Freehold.TYSTYSGRIF YNNI ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE: D (55)TRETH CYNGOR COUNCIL TAX BAND: BGWASANAETHAU SERVICES (NOT TESTED): Mains water, electric and drainage are connected.CYFARWYDDIADAU DIRECTIONS:In Efailnewydd pass the Clwb Rygbi Pwllheli Rugby Club on your left, the cottage can be found on your left hand side after Parc Yr Efail. Map coordinates: 52.895679 -4.452346 what3words ///diver.straddled.wired
An opportunity to acquire this Semi-detached family home, which has been recently refurbished throughout. Situated within walking distance of the City Centre with all its general amenities,close to primary and secondary schools, university and hospital and within close proximity to the A55 for easy access to Anglesey and links to Chester.The property comprises of entrance porch leading to the entrance hall, lounge with bay window looking towards the mountain range, L shaped open plan dining room leading to the kitchen with newly fitted kitchen units with worksurface over, to the ground floor, with 3 bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor, the property also has the benefit of gas central heating and double glazing, front and rear gardens.
2 Bryn Goleu is a semi-detached property of traditional stone construction under a slated roof. Standing on the outskirts of the Hamlet of Ganllwyd, (on the side of the A470) with forestry views to the front, a forestry to the rear, the property is a short distance from the Coed y Brenin Mountain Biking Centre. Also a short drive takes you to the market town of Dolgellau or alternatively the village of Trawsfynydd where you can find local amenities. The property has recently undergone a scheme of refurbishment works to include air source heating, solar panels and internal wall insulation, along with decor throughout. It also has the benefit of a lawn terraced garden to the rear together with off road parking.The accommodation comprises briefly : entrance hallway, sitting/dining room, kitchen, first floor landing, three bedrooms and bathroom. Viewing is recommended to appreciate this property. Council Tax Band: C £1893.88Tenure: Freehold
Tan-Y-Bryn is a charming link-detached two bedroom cottage in a beautiful setting on Mynydd Nefyn with far reaching countryside and sea views. Set a short drive from the village of Nefyn which boasts a number of convenience shops, a primary school and a wonderful beach with access to the coastal path. The property has been renovated in recent years by the current owners, benefitting from new insulation and storage heaters and a new kitchen as well as adding a decked area to make the most of the sea views along with a large garden studio room.Internally comprising of a welcoming open plan kitchen and living are to the ground floor with large exposed stone fireplace housing a multi fuel burner, a recent addition of French doors leading to a patio area and the raised garden to the rear. A useful utility room with garden access. Two double bedrooms and a bathroom to the first floor. Externally to the front is a private driveway with parking for two/three vehicles with the addition of a new composite front door and a stone and timber porch, to the rear is a large garden with patio and a raised decked area. Large studio room with separate store area. The views from the garden are spectacular with far reaching sea views and mountain views to both sides.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: B
An appealing double fronted semi detached 2/3 bedroom stone cottage including a rear garden. The owners have undertaken a very sympathetic scheme of renovation combining many of the original features with modern contemporary living, including the installation of electric radiator heating and double glazing. The accommodation is tastefully appointed and decorated throughout, offering an entrance hall, pleasant lounge with fitted wood burning stove, a sitting room which could also be utilised as a third bedroom, also fitted with a wood burning stove.A well appointed kitchen with separate dining area. To the first floor there are two double bedrooms and a modern bathroom with white suite. A rear enclosed lawn garden and paved terrace area lead off the rear kitchen.The property lies in a convenient position to the upper part of Llanbedrog Village and lies next to Madryn Terrace, a row of charming stone cottages on the main thoroughfare leading up to Mynytho. There is no private parking, but directly opposite the property is a public village car park. Closeby is the Ship Inn and along the A499 Abersoch Road lies the Spar food store, Chemist and Glyn y Weddw pub. Down the hill from the pub the picturesque beach, Plas Glyn Y Weddw Art gallery / Cafe and the stone Church.
An appealing 2 bedroom semi detached cottage with many characteristic features lying in a slightly elevated position just to the outskirts of this small rural village with a pleasant lawned garden and enjoying marvellous south westerley views across the open farmland towards Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) with Bardsey Island in the distance.The property has been modernised and improved with the current owner carefully retaining many features of the original cottage with much exposed stonework and a feature inglenook to the lounge, all benefitting from double glazing and an oil fired central heating system. To the ground floor a lounge with a massive stone inglenook with fitted cast iron multi fuel stove, separate dining room and a large kitchen with range of worktop dark oak effect base cupboards, sink unit, plumbing for washing machine, calor gas hob, built in broom cupboard and door onto the garden. To the first floor a long landing with an outer door onto the service road, built in cupboard housing the central heating boiler, 2 double bedrooms and a large bathroom with white suite, built in airing cupboard.Trwyn Garreg lies along a private service road shared by a few other properties along the roadway with private parking space to the side elevation, steps take you down through a gate onto the front elevation with a pleasant front lawn and flower borders with a pathway leading to a pedestrian gate onto the main roadway and within a few hundred yards into the village. Timber garden shed and a corrugated store hut. Llanengan is some 1.25 mile from Abersoch and is served by the well renowned Sun Inn public house and a community hall and easy access to Hell's Mouth Beach. Llangian is the next village along with a small village shop serving daily essentials.
2 Eldon Square is a mid terrace, Grade II Listed property comprising of a three bedroom house along with shop positioned at the top of Eldon Square. Presented in excellent condition throughout, the property is deceptively spacious and offers a multitude of uses for a potential purchaser from those seeking accommodation and place to run their own shop/business from, or those wishing to rent the shop out to gain an income. The property has been refurbished throughout during the current vendors ownership benefitting from gas fired central heating, secondary glazing units to the windows along with a spacious and well fitted out kitchen/breakfast room. Retaining a wealth of period features to include exposed beams and exposed wooden panelling, the property is located within the heart of Dolgellau. The accommodation briefly comprises:- Shop front, which is currently divided but easily removed, rear access leading to entrance hall, kitchen, dining room, two large cellars, inner hallway, cloakroom, hobby room (partitioned area from shop) first floor landing, bedroom 1, bathroom, sitting room, second floor landing, bedroom 2, bedroom 3. Externally the current owner rents a shed and garden space, which may be available by negotiation with the landlord. Properties of the nature rarely enter the market and viewing is highly recommended. Council Tax Band: B - £1,481.01Tenure: Freehold
Working in collaboration with Refined Properties Wales we are delighted to offer this lovely seaside property for sale. Set in an elevated position only a stone's throw from Porthmadog harbour is this delightfully presented semi-detached stone cottage. The property benefits from a respectable plot of land to the side and has been positioned so that it can enjoy its own parking, with the added bonus of a single garage. Pretty much all of the attractions available within Porthmadog are easily walked to from this historic grade 2 listed property. The properties entered via a side door which leads to a tidy little entrance hall which has a utility cupboard with some storage to one side. The entrance provides access through to both the kitchen and the dining room from this point. The kitchen is well- appointed with a range of base wall and drawer units to both sides. A stainless-steel single drainer sink is mounted into the work surface with other appliances being an electric range, a dishwasher and a freestanding fridge freezer. The flooring is slate tile,and the room enjoys plenty of light from the rear window and side door. Side door leads to a pleasant, enclosed seating area. Entry to the dining room is from the entrance hall and this is a good-sized room more than able to take a large dining room table for large family gatherings to enjoy, there is a recessed gas fire and the flooring is wood laminate. A window to the front of the room has views towards the harbour, there is an additional side window for more light. From here you step into the lounge which is a very pleasantly appointed room, the central feature being a stone fireplace and hearth with a recessed log burner. There is wooden flooring and a large window with views towards the harbour. The room has an air of cosiness. The first-floor landing provides access to the bedrooms and bathrooms, the largest of the bedrooms is spacious and provides plenty of room for variety of bedroom furniture as well as a large double bed. The window is to the front of the property with views out towards the harbour. One of the features of the first floor is some slightly higher ceilings which create a feeling of spaciousness.The further 2 bedrooms in the property are both doubles in size and are well presented with tasteful decor and windows allowing a light and airy feel to the rooms. The property has two bathroom/shower rooms; the first shower room being fitted with a double width step in shower cubicle with plumbed shower heads, a white vanity unit houses both the sink and the low-level WC. There are part tiled walls and laminate flooring, external window. The main bathroom is modern and well-appointed in its appearance with a vanity unit housing the sink and low level WC, there is a free standing shaped bath tub with plumbed fixtures and a step in shower cubicle also with plumbed fixtures. This room has tile flooring and tile walls ceiling downlighters. Externally the property has a single detached garage on the street level. The current owners have fenced off some of the land for the property to keep for a tidy enclosed area which has at the moment a hot tub and also benefits from a terrace to the front of the property with views across to the harbour, a lovely place to sit out of an evening and watch the world go by.Property also has a further plot of land to the side which subject to the required planning permissions could be developed, there is evidence of a previous building being there. This land could also be incorporated into the property for those wanting a larger garden, The property benefits from some double glazing as the listing allows and has gas central heating as well as other main services.Location:Porthmadog is a bustling harbour town located in Gwynedd, Wales. It sits on the Glaslyn Estuary and is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The town was originally a slate port, serving as a vital link in the region's slate industry during the 19th century. One of the most iconic features of Porthmadog is the Ffestiniog Railway, a historic narrow-gauge heritage railway that runs from the town to the slate-quarrying town ofBlaenau Ffestiniog. This railway is a significant tourist attraction, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and providing a unique glimpse into the area's industrial past. The town's charming harbour is another focal point, lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes. Visitors can take leisurely strolls along the harbour, enjoying views of moored boats and the picturesque waterfront. The maritime atmosphere is palpable,and the town's seafaring heritage is still very much alive. The harbour provides access out into Cardigan Bay for those more nautically inclined. The Bay is a magnet for a variety of water sport activities. Porthmadog is also a gateway to some of North Wales' most stunning natural landscapes. Eryri (Snowdonia National Park), known for its rugged mountains, pristine lakes, and diverse wildlife, is just a short distance away. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore the park's hiking trails, go mountain biking, or partake in water-based activities in the nearby lakes and rivers. For those interested in history and culture, Porthmadog offers a rich tapestry of heritage sites and attractions. The town is home to several historic buildings, including beautiful old homes and churches that speak to its past. The surrounding area also boasts ancient castles, such as Harlech Castle, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. In addition to its historic and natural attractions, Porthmadog hosts a variety of events and festivals throughout the year. From food festivals to music events, there's always something happening in the town, providing opportunities for locals and tourists to come together and celebrate.All in all, Porthmadog is a destination that offers a perfect blend of history, natural beauty, and Welsh charm. Whether visitors are seeking outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, or simply a relaxing getaway, the town and its surroundings cater to a wide range of interests and provide a warm welcome to all who come to explore its treasures.Listing Information: History-Cornhill Cottage and Limekiln Cottage were built in the 2nd quarter of the C19 and are shown on the 1842 Tithe map. The houses are shown on the 1871 Tremadog estate plan and 1888 Ordnance Survey, but without the forecourt wall, which is therefore probably later.Exterior:Belongs to a group of Cornhill Cottage and Limekiln Cottage. A pair of 2-storey 2-window houses of large slate-stone blocks laid in regular courses, and slate roof with 2 later small roughcast stacks. Cornhill Cottage on the L side has a replacement glazed door and replacement 2- light casement windows in original openings. Limekiln Cottage has a former doorway to the R, now a window, an enlarged modern window to the L and in the upper storey 2-light casement windows in original openings. The entrance is in an added rear wing of pebble-dash painted white, and has a modern glazed door. On the L side of Cornhill Cottage, at street level, is a boarded door and overlight to the yard behind No 15 Cornhill. Two revetment walls retain the steep ground from street level to the entrances of the cottages, and are of coursed unworked slate-stone. The lower revetment has a concrete coping, and gateways, with slate ortho stats, leading to slate steps up to the houses. Return walls on both sides have coping courses. Interior Not inspected.Reason for designation-Listed, not with standing window replacement, for its special architectural interest as one of a pair of houses near the commercial centre of the port, notable for its distinctive use of local stone and retaining definite C19 character, and for its contribution to the historical integrity of Porthmadog harbour.No Council TaxGrade 2 Listed = No EPCServices:Mains water and drainage
An imposing spacious traditional semi-detached house with considerable character. Situated in the tranquil and beautiful coastal village of Llwyngwril within the Snowdonia National Park, Woodstock is within easy walking distance to the amenities including a general store, pub, church and the railway station with a direct service to Shrewsbury and Birmingham. A wide range of further amenities are to be found in the nearby towns of Tywyn, Barmouth and Dolgellau. Close to the beaches at Fairbourne and Barmouth, there are numerous opportunities for outdoor activities including walking, sailing and other water sports. The village of Aberdovey is noted for its sheltered harbour with moorings for yachts and also its famous links golf course.The accommodation briefly comprises Entrance hall, Reception hall with staircase to first floor, Dining door with Open tiled fireplace and bay window to front with lovely sea views, Sitting room with multi fuel stove again with window to front and sea views. Kitchen/breakfast room with a lovely range of pine fitted base and eye level units and a quarry tiled floor. Rear porch to utility room and cloak room with wc.First floor: Turning staircase to landingBedrooms 1 & 2 south facing with sea views Bedroom 3 and 4 to the rear Modern white bathroom with shower and separate wcExternally: Parking and very pleasant well stocked rear gardenExternally: To the front the property is approached via a gravelled driveway to a parking area, lawned gardens with well stocked boarders and mature hedgerow boundaries, south facing stone paved seating area with sea views.To the rear: Lovely landscaped terraced garden with raised beds, greenhouse, garden shed, fruit trees again with mature hedgerow boundaries.
Welcome to '2 Tyn Pwll'Here we present a charming, 3 bedroom cottage, sitting in the heart of the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. Tyn Pwll occupies a pleasant position within a rural location, but yet a stones throw away from both the beautiful Morfa Nefyn and the town of Pwllheli.The property must be seen to be truly appreciated, away from the main residence of the cosy cottage, there is the added bonus of a large sweeping driveway, separate garden and patio area, small coal shed and an outbuilding, as well as an external 'Tool House', self contained Games Room with potential for conversion and the huge added addition of a sited 2 bed static caravan, with its own patio and decking, located to the far end, of the rear of the property.Externally there are lovely areas to sit and take in the peace and tranquillity of the surrounds. This sale attracts potential to add to what is already a wonderfully impressive layout, having been used as both a family residence and separate holiday let. DisclaimerWhilst we make enquiries with the Seller to ensure the information provided is accurate, Yopa makes no representations or warranties of any kind with respect to the statements contained in the particulars which should not be relied upon as representations of fact. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Seller. Your Conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position. Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.Money Laundering RegulationsShould a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Yopa, they will need to undertake an identification check and asked to provide information on the source and proof of funds. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service together with an in-house compliance team to verify your information. The cost of these checks is £70 +VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances.
Built in the 1940s to a design by the renowned architect Herbert Luck-North, the property has a wealth of character and features including part quarry tiled and part stained pine floors, ornate tiled/cast iron fire surrounds, leaded windows, a wooden spiral staircase and open beamed ceilings. The main house and annexe are of brick construction with roughcast rendered and painted elevations under pitched slate roofs. The garage is of concrete block construction with rendered and painted elevations under a fibreglass polyroof. DIRECTIONS: From the traffic lights adjacent to the railway station, proceed up Holyhead Road and after passing the entrance to Morrisons on your right hand side, turn left at the mini roundabout into Ffriddoedd Road. Continue along Ffriddoedd Road for approximately 275 yards and the property will then be found on your right hand side. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES: GROUND FLOOR The property has an attractive wide arched recessed entrance with a quarry tile floor, a post box, a bulkhead light fitting and an arched feature door opening into the RECEPTION HALL 11' 0 (3.36m) x 6' 1 (1.88m) having a quarry tile floor, a central heating thermostat, two leaded windows, a picture rail, a smoke detector alarm and the following rooms off: LOUNGE 24' 0 (7.37m) x 13' 3 (4.05m) having original stained pine floorboards, an 'Arts & Crafts' style arched tiled/open fireplace, extensive fitted bookshelves, three window seats, two double radiators, four double power points, four double glazed windows, a leaded window, a dimmer switch, a panelled door, a picture rail and an open beamed ceiling with a smoke detector alarm. DINING ROOM/BEDROOM FIVE 13' 4 (4.07m) x 11' 9 (3.60m) having original stained pine floorboards, an ornate arched fireplace with a polished slate hearth, two double power points, a single radiator, two double glazed windows, a further leaded window, a built-in corner cupboard, a panelled door, a picture rail and an open beamed ceiling. An archway then opens from the reception hall into the REAR HALL 15' 0 (4.55m) x 4' 7 (1.42m) (max) having a quarry tile floor to match the reception hall, one double power point, a single radiator, a telephone point, a cloaks rail, a deep understairs storage cupboard with a panelled door, a double glazed window, a smoke detector alarm and the following rooms off: FITTED CLOAKROOM 3' 11 (1.20m) x 3' 1 (0.96m) having a white suite comprising a corner wall mounted wash hand basin and a WC low suite. Quarry tile floor, half tiled walls, a double glazed window and a panelled door. BREAKFAST KITCHEN 18' 2 (5.54m) x 11' 9 (3.56m) (max) with a range of Shaker style matching base and wall cupboard units having a deep pan drawer, a fully integrated fridge freezer, a built-in eye level fan assisted electric oven/grill, a glazed wall display cabinet and wood effect rolled edge heat resistant worktops incorporating an inset double bowl single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer taps and an inset 4-burner gas hob with an extractor canopy over. Quarry tile floor, a fitted cupboard with louvre doors housing a Potterton Kingfisher MF floor standing mains gas fired central heating boiler also serving the domestic hot water supply and an insulated hot water cylinder with an immersion heater, a single radiator, tiled splash backs to the worktops, four double power points, four double glazed windows, a panelled door, a heat detector alarm, a carbon monoxide alarm and a panelled door opening to the LARDER 4' 6 (1.36m) x 3' 2 (0.98m) having a quarry tile floor, extensive fitted shelving including a slate cold shelf, a high level consumer unit and a single glazed window. A further panelled door then provides access directly into the UTILITY ROOM/SIDE ENTRANCE HALL 6' 7 (2.02m) x 6' 2 (1.90m) having plumbing and waste pipe for a washing machine, space for a tumble dryer, two double power points, an electricity meter, a gas meter, two wall shelving units, two external doors providing access to front and rear and a fluorescent strip light fitting. FIRST FLOOR A spiral wooden staircase with pine hand rails then leads up from the rear hall to a spacious first floor landing which has stained pine floorboards, one double power point, a spindle hand rail to the stairwell, a built-in storage cupboard with a panelled door, a double glazed window, an access hatch to the roof space, a smoke detector alarm and the following rooms off: FRONT BEDROOM ONE 15' 0 (4.60m) x 11' 9 (3.58m) (max) having stained pine floorboards, a pedestal wash hand basin with a tiled splash back, an ornate arched fireplace with a raised slate hearth, two double power points, a double radiator, full width eaves storage cupboards, two double glazed windows, a dimmer switch and a panelled door. FRONT BEDROOM TWO 15' 6 (4.70m) x 11' 10 (3.62m) having stained pine floorboards, eaves storage cupboards, two double power points, a pedestal wash hand basin with a tiled splash back, an ornate arched fireplace with a polished slate hearth, a double radiator, a double glazed window, a dimmer switch and a panelled door. REAR BEDROOM THREE 11' 8 (3.56m) x 9' 6 (2.88m) having stained pine floorboards, a fitted double wardrobe, further eaves storage cupboards, two double power points, a double radiator, a corner wall mounted wash hand basin with a tiled splash back, a double glazed window, a dimmer switch and a panelled door. REAR BEDROOM FOUR 11' 8 (3.55m) x 8' 6 (2.58m) having stained pine floorboards, two double power points, a telephone point, a double radiator, fitted shelving, eaves storage cupboards, a double glazed window and a panelled door. BATHROOM 7' 0 (2.11m) x 4' 6 (1.38m) having a white suite comprising a cast iron panelled bath with a hand held shower, a separate Mira Jump electric shower with a shower curtain rail and a wall mounted wash hand basin. Stained pine floorboards, part tiled walls, a single radiator, a towel rail, robe hooks, a double glazed window and a sliding panelled door. SEPARATE W.C. having stained pine floorboards, a white WC low suite, a toilet roll holder, a double glazed window and a panelled door. ANNEXE A separate arched entrance with a bulkhead light fitting and an original solid wooden front door opens into the RECEPTION HALL having a heather brown quarry tile floor with matching steps and a leaded window leading up to the INNER HALL again having a heather brown quarry tile floor, one double power point, a cloaks rail, a smoke detector alarm and the following rooms off: LOUNGE/BEDROOM 16' 9 (5.12m) x 12' 3 (3.73m (max) having one double power point, a built-in wardrobe with a hanging rail, a double radiator and two attractive leaded glazed windows. KITCHEN DINER 10' 6 (3.20m) x 5' 9 (1.74m) with a range of fitted base cupboard and drawer units, a single drainer stainless steel sink with mixer taps, open shelving, a single radiator, tiled splash backs to the worktops, two double power points, an electric point for a cooker incorporating a single power point, six pine wall shelves, a further cupboard housing a lagged hot water cylinder with an immersion heater, a double glazed window, an extractor fan, a fluorescent strip light fitting and an access hatch to the roof space. SHOWER ROOM 9' 1 (2.78m) x 3' 11 (1.20m) having a white suite comprising a fully tiled shower cubicle with a Mira shower, a timed automatic extractor fan, a recessed ceiling downlighter and a shower curtain rail, a pedestal wash hand basin and a WC low suite. Heather brown quarry tile floor, half tiled walls, a Dimplex wall mounted electric panel heater, a towel rail, a shaver socket and a single glazed window. STORE ROOM The annexe also has a useful store room 14' 9 (4.59m) x 3' 0 (0.94m) OUTSIDE The property occupies a large plot with the neat well maintained gardens being mainly laid to lawn and having an abundance of mature trees, plants and shrubs which provide a good degree of privacy. The property also has a DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE 18' 0 (5.50m) x 17' 6 (5.35m) with a metal up and over door, a wall cupboard unit, a personal rear door and four ceiling light points.
Formerly two houses, this 7 bedroom property with large gardens and off-road parking is a rare find! This terraced property has been in the family for over 60 years. Whilst in need of modernisation, the roof was renovated in 2021 and the period features are a joy to see and bring an incredible amount of character to this former quarryman's cottage. Formerly two separate dwellings (2 & 3) the owners purchased both and added interconnecting doors to both the ground and first floor, removing the second kitchen, and installing a utility room. This process could be reversed subject to the necessary consents.A rare opportunity with this rural home having 7-bedrooms, multiple reception rooms, and ample outside space including a woodland (see agents note). Situated in a pleasing position on the periphery of the popular village of Tregarth, surrounded by countryside and woodland thereby offering an excellent lifestyle choice where you can enjoy the benefits of rural life whilst being within convenient distance of the main city of Bangor and the A55 expressway. The property is predominantly double glazed (primarily modern uPVC units) and has economy 7 storage heating to most rooms. The accommodation briefly comprises of: Entrance Porch, Kitchen, Utility Area, Bathroom, Living Room, Sitting Room, Study, Utility Room, and second Porch. Moving upstairs you'll find 7-Bedrooms and a Shower Room. You'll find ample off-road parking to the rear garden which features a stone wall boundary, mature plants, and has mostly been laid to lawn. To the front of the property is a landscaped garden laid to lawn and is home to numerous trees, plants and shrubs. To the side of the property is a mixed woodland (see agents note) with a nearby stream. Adjacent to the property are a number of useful outbuildings.The property is situated on the edge of Tregarth, roughly midway between the city of Bangor and the larger village of Bethesda and therefore within easy reach of the A5 London to Holyhead road and the primary A55 Expressway. Tregarth offers a community centre, children's play park and primary school whilst a wider range of services and amenities can be found in Bethesda, roughly 2 miles away with a choice of village stores as well as a number of independent traders, eateries, pubs, schools and health centre. Bangor, with its university is roughly 4 miles distant offering a vast choice of retailers, leisure facilities, schools, a further education campus as well as national rail links. Eryri is practically on your doorstep too with magnificent mountains and valleys, allowing for a range of outdoor activities to be enjoyed from hill walking, mountaineering and climbing.
Glasmawr is a stunning 4-bedroom beachfront property that has breath-taking views across Cardigan Bay towards Harlech, Pen Llyn and Abersoch, as well as spectacular sunrises, sunsets and moonlit sea scapes. You might even spot seals and dolphins in the sea from the comfort of your bed while enjoying a coffee - what paradise! The property is immaculately presented and has been a much loved home for its current owners. It is situated just a few metres from Criccieth Beach and the Wales Coastal Path, which leads to the beautiful Afon Dwyfor. The property also boasts spacious garden areas with a sun deck and lawned garden perfect for relaxing in the evening and admiring the views of Criccieth Castle, which is also only a 2-minute walk away. The property has spacious and well-appointed rooms throughout. It also benefits from a very large loft that is floor boarded and has a skylight, offering potential for further development if desired.Four large double bedrooms are accessible from the spacious landing, and two of them offer stunning sea views from the front.From the spacious entrance and hallway, A sunshine room on the ground floor offers just that, an opportunity to open the French Doors and let the sunshine and sea air in - perfect for an alfresco lunch and sitting out in the evening. The cosy lounge offers a perfect place to relax after a long walk on the beach. All rooms benefitting from double glazing and gas central heating.The modern, coastal style kitchen also has an open fire, perfect for a winter evening.UPVC and Gas central heating throughout.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band:E
The property has been modernised to an exceptionally high standard throughout during 2023/24 and now offers bright and well planned accommodation which is available for immediate occupation. The property is believed to be of mainly brick construction with part rendered and part clad elevations under a pitched slate roof. DIRECTIONS: Entering the village from the Caernarfon direction, after passing the Church, take the next turning on the right and the dressed stone splayed entrance to the property will then be found a short distance up on your left hand side. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES: GROUND FLOOR A wood grain effect double glazed composite front door opens into the RECEPTION HALL 7' 7 (2.32m) x 5' 3 (1.60m) having a parquet floor, an understairs storage cupboard, a double radiator, a central heating thermostat, a large uPVC double glazed window and a smoke detector alarm. The reception hall then opens into the KITCHEN DINER 17' 6 (5.33m) (max) x 14' 8 (4.46m) with a range of Shaker style matching base and wall cupboard units having a recess for a cooker with a fully integrated filter unit over, discreet worktop lighting, a wide wood effect breakfast bar and matching heat resistant worktops incorporating an inset 1½ bowl single drainer stainless steel sink with a swan-neck mixer tap. Wood effect luxury vinyl flooring to the kitchen area with a parquet floor to the dining area, a large built-in storage cupboard with fitted shelving and a light oak veneered door, a double radiator, two uPVC double glazed windows, recessed ceiling downlighters and a smoke detector alarm. The kitchen diner then opens into the LOUNGE 17' 4 (5.30m) x 11' 9 (3.58m) (max) having a parquet floor, a tiled open fireplace with a matching raised hearth, a double radiator and two uPVC double glazed windows. A light oak veneered door then opens from the kitchen diner to the SIDE HALL 5' 6 (1.68m) x 4' 5 (1.35m) having wood effect luxury vinyl flooring to match the kitchen, a wood grain effect double glazed composite external door providing independent side access and the following rooms off: UTILITY ROOM 3' 6 (1.08m) x 3' 0 (1.94m) having wood effect luxury vinyl flooring, a single radiator, plumbing and waste pipe for a washing machine, an extractor fan and a light oak veneered door. FITTED CLOAKROOM 5' 0 (1.50m) x 3' 6 (1.09m) having a white suite comprising a wall mounted wash hand basin and a WC low suite. Tile effect vinyl flooring, a single radiator, a uPVC double glazed window, an extractor fan and a light oak veneered door. FIRST FLOOR A turned staircase then leads up from the reception hall to the first floor landing which has a ceiling hatch with a folding wooden ladder giving access to the insulated roof space, a smoke detector alarm and the following rooms off: FRONT BEDROOM ONE 17' 4 (5.30m) x 11' 2 (3.38m) having a double radiator, a central heating thermostat, a uPVC double glazed window, a light oak veneered door and uPVC double glazed sliding patio doors opening onto a WIDE FRONT BALCONY 31' 2 (9.50m) x 4' 6 (1.36m) having a wood effect composite decked floor, external lighting, stainless steel/glass balustrading and views towards the Menai Strait and Anglesey. FRONT BEDROOM TWO 14' 6 (4.40m) x 9' 0 (2.74m) having a double radiator, a deep built-in storage cupboard with fitted shelving, a uPVC double glazed window, a light oak veneered door and uPVC double glazed sliding patio doors again giving access to the front balcony. REAR BEDROOM THREE 8' 9 (2.66m) x 8' 2 (2.48m) having a built-in cupboard housing a Worcester wall mounted mains gas fired 'combi' boiler, a central heating programmer and a carbon monoxide alarm; a double radiator, two uPVC double glazed windows and a light oak veneered door. BATHROOM 8' 6 (2.58m) x 5' 4 (1.62m) (max) having a white suite comprising a 'P' shaped panelled bath with a shower and a curved glass shower screen, a fitted vanity unit with an integral wash hand basin and a WC low suite. Tile effect vinyl flooring, panelled walls to the bath and shower areas, a double radiator, a uPVC double glazed window, a timed automatic extractor fan, four recessed ceiling downlighters and a light oak veneered door. OUTSIDE The property occupies a large plot with extensive gardens, a large paved front patio with matching paths surrounding the property, a garden hose point, external lighting, gravelled areas, external power points, integral gas and electricity meter cupboards and a neat tarmacadamed driveway which provides PRIVATE OFF ROAD PARKING FOR SEVERAL CARS. We have not carried out a test on the central heating system, the electrical wiring circuits or any other services connected to the property and we are therefore unable to comment on the condition or adequacy of same. SERVICES: We are advised by the vendor that mains water, drainage, gas and electricity are connected to the property. COUNCIL TAX: Band D TENURE: We are advised by the vendors that the tenure is Freehold
Guide Price - £450,000 plus fees.For sale by Public Online Auction on the 25th of July 2024UNCONDITIONAL LOT Buyers Premium Applies Upon the fall of the hammer, the Purchaser shall pay a 5% deposit and a 2%+VAT (subject to a minimum of £5,000+VAT) buyers premium and contracts are exchanged. The purchaser is legally bound to buy and the vendor is legally bound to sell the Property/Lot. The auction conditions require a full legal completion 56 days following the auction (unless otherwise stated).Panteinion Hall is a substantial unique 17th Century property dating back to 1630's, standing in an elevated position within its own grounds of approximately 1.3 acres, with a large lawn garden surrounded by glorious woodland being a haven for wildlife in a private and tranquil setting, sitting opposite the Panteinion falls within the Eryri National Park.The property is located within close proximity to the Welsh Coastal Path, Fairbourne Beach, Local Amenities and the Cambrian Coast Railway Line.The current owner has enhanced the main part of the property to provide a comfortable family home, creating a spacious second reception room, bathroom and access to the kitchen area. The property still retains many period, characterful features, including, decorative coving, wood panelling, open fireplace and original slate flagged flooringWithin the grounds of the property there is a detached cabin, which could very easily be let out for holiday use to gain an income, if desired. Panteinion Hall (main house): Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility/Store Room, Laundry Room, 10 Bedrooms - 5 en-suite, together with additional separate (*toilets ground floor) and first floor and a (* shower room) (*not currently used).The Cabin: Sitting Room/Bedroom, Kitchen Area and Shower Room.The property will be vacant from 1st October 2024 or would be available with holiday let tenants in situ, if required. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the potential available.Tenure: Freehold
An elegant 4 bedroom detached period residence with many character features having been upgraded in recent years to provide a very comfortable family home with well proportioned rooms and the benefit of oil fired central heating. There is good vehicular parking to the front elevation with a fairly extensive lower level gardens/ grounds and to the rear a small sun terrace and lawned area. The property lies on the junction to the centre of this delightful rural hamlet of Llangwnadl to the North Coastal side of the beautiful Lleyn Peninsula with the property only a short distance away from the picturesque Porth Colmon and Penllech Beach. The nearest shopping amenities for general daily needs are in the nearby villages of Tudweiliog and Sarn Mellteyrn.The accommodation presently provides a hall entrance, lounge with a feature fireplace, separate dining room, a long kitchen / breakfast area with an extensive range of Tu Mewn fitted base and wall cupboards, rear utility room, A large sun room opening onto the rear terrace. To the first floor there are four bedrooms with a family bathroom and separate shower room and wc. Situated in a delightful rural setting with far reaching sea views,, close to Porth Colmon and Penllech Beach. The hamlet of Llangwnadl lies to the north coast of the peninsula, an area which enjoys breathtaking scenery with the picturesque cove at Porth Colmon and Penllech beach some 0.7 mile away and access onto the Welsh Coastal footpath. The nearest villages with amenities and shops are in Morfa Nefyn, 7.5 miles and the pretty village of Aberdaron to the tip of the Peninsula, some 5 miles distant.
Awel Y Mor is a detached 5 bedroom bungalow of traditional cavity brick construction with rendered elevations under a slated roof. Standing in an elevated position, the property commands spectacular sea views across Cardigan Bay with the Llyn Peninsula in the distance. The property is presented in excellent condition throughout, offering rooms of good proportions, to include bedrooms to both the ground and first floors, offering versatile living accommodation. All rooms to the front enjoy sea views along with the front garden areas. Throughout there is UPVC double glazing and electric storage heating along with integrated vacuum cleaner points in most rooms. Externally, there is off road parking for at least three vehicles, with a further parking space outside the detached garage. The gardens surround the property and are terraced with various lawned areas and mature shrubs. The accommodation briefly comprises:- entrance hallway, side entrance, inner hallway, kitchen with pantry, bedroom 1, bedroom 2, bathroom, sitting room, bedroom 3, shower room, first floor landing with access to bedroom 4 and bedroom 5 with en-suite shower room. Early viewing of the property is highly recommended. Council Tax Band: E £2,277.81Tenure: Freehold
Ty teulu mawr Edwardaidd yw Delfryn mewn llecyn delfrydol ym Mhwllehli. Mae o fewn cyrraedd hwylus i holl siopau ac adnoddau'r dref ac i'r ddwy ysgol, uwchradd a chynradd, meddyg teulu a deintyddion. Mae'r eiddo'n cynnwys cyntedd wedi'i deilsio sy'n arwain i mewn i gyntedd mewnol croesawgar gyda nenfydau uchel a nodweddion cyfnod y t. Mae yno ystafell fwyta draddodiadol, lolfa gysurus gyda than agored a ffenestr fae hardd, ystafell gotiau, cegin gydag unedau wedi'u gosod ac Aga, pantri ac ystafell frecwast / lolfa haul sy'n agor yn uniongyrchol i'r ardd batio. Oddi ar y lolfa haul mae swyddfa gyda than aml danwydd, storfa ac ystafell golchi dillad, i gyd ar y llawr gwaelod. Pedair ystafell wely dwbl sydd ar y llawr cyntaf gydag ystafell ymolchi i'r teulu ac ystafell gyda thoiled a sinc ar wahan. Mae gan y brif ystafell wely gawod en-suite. Ar yr ail lawr, a fu unwaith yn fflat, mae ystafell fyw fawr, ystafell gawod ac ystafell wely dwbl. O flaen y t mae'r dreif, sydd a digonedd o le parcio i chwech o geir. I'r cefn mae ardal batio, sied storio a chwt beics a grisiau sy'n arwain at yr ardd gefn, sy'n lawnt gyda choed afalau a choed eirin.Delfryn is a large semi-detached Edwardian property located in a sought after position in the market town of Pwllheli, within walking distance of local amenities including the primary and secondary schools.The property consists of a welcoming entrance hall with high ceilings and period features, a traditional dining room and large living room with open fire and a beautiful bay window,cloakroom,kitchen with fitted units, pantry room and a large breakfast/sunroom with direct access to the patio garden.There is the added benefit of a large work from home space with multi fuel burner, store room and utility area to the ground floor.The first floor of the property boasts four double bedrooms and a family bathroom, the master bedroom features a modern en-suite shower room.The attic floor was once utilised as a 'flat' with large living room, shower room and double bedroom.Externally to the front is a very generous driveway with parking for a number of vehicles. To the rear is a sizeable patio area, storage shed and steps leading to a large garden that is laid to lawn with mature tree's.We highly recommend viewing Delfryn to appreciate the location, period features and space that is on offer.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band:F
An imposing detached centrally heated 3/4 bedroom residence very conveniently positioned for the excellent amenities of Abersoch Village with excellent parking and a detached 1 bed/ en suite annexe to the rear.Brynafon has been a local family home for a number of years and was previously used as a small B&B with three first floor bedrooms. A 1 bed annexe lies to the rear and a separate bedroom/ playroom above the integral garage. The accommodation has a very comfortable layout benefiting from double glazing and LP gas central heating, but certain improvements are now required to update the internal rooms. A vestibule entrance into the hall with front sitting room and feature fireplace, a rear dining room, fitted kitchen/ breakfast room and downstairs shower room. The 3 bedrooms, family bathroom and separate wc lie to the first floor, bedroom 1 has lovely village and sea views. Together with the spacious front parking, there is a pleasant lawn garden to the rear with paved terracing and a detached timber summer house.This is an excellent property for those seeking the convenience of the village without having to use a car and only being a few minutes walk into the centre with its wide variety of shops, cafes and restaurants including the inner/outer harbours, Main Beach, Yacht club and the 18 hole golf course.
A very appealing detached 4 bedroom detached residence of individual design, nestling in a beautiful peaceful wooded setting. Nant Y Castell lies in between Abersoch and Llanbedrog and is approached along a private single track roadway, situated in a gorgeous tranquil setting enjoying much privacy, being an ideal property for the gardening enthusiast. The property has been extended over the years including the construction of a substantial double garage with loft room above. A beautiful stone wall entrance and gates leading to the extensive front parking area. The garage itself does lend itself for conversion into a separate living unit (subject to necessary planning consent). Another feature is a delightful first floor balcony which enjoys a lovely aspect over the surrounding gardens. Within the grounds lies a large stone built former annex which is now predominantly used for storage purposes, but offers additional re development potential.The accommodation is very deceptive, with the main feature being the splendid sitting room with large picture windows overlooking the garden.The first floor has a lovely balcony off one of the bedrooms. The property has the benefit of oil fired central heating.The gardens are a sheer delight with expansive lawns and bordered by mature sloping woodland with a profusion of flowering plants and shrubs with a natural stream running along one side of the garden. A substantial greenhouse compliments the garden, growing an abundance of fruit and a well established grapevine.Note: A public footpath runs along the outer boundaries and the owners have undertaken much work to make sure their privacy is preserved when people walk along the path. Nant Y Castell lies in between Abersoch and Llanbedrog and is approached along a private single track roadway, situated in a gorgeous tranquil setting enjoying much privacy, being an ideal property for the gardening enthusiast. The property has been extended over the years including the construction of a substantial double garage with loft room above. A beautiful stone wall entrance and gates leading to the extensive front parking area. The garage itself does lend itself for conversion into a separate living unit (subject to necessary planning consent).
A charming architect designed house standing in a generous private garden with outstanding coastal views across the Abersoch Bay, Snowdonia Mountains and Hells Mouth. Features Hall Sitting Room Dining Room Kitchen Breakfast Room Downstairs Shower Room/w.c. 3 Double Bedrooms 1 Single Bedrooms Family Bathroom First Floor Store Room Outside Garage/Workshop Loft Storage Parking For Several Cars South Facing Garden with Sea Views Private Lawned Gardens Raised Terrace with Seating Area In all about 0.41 acres (0.16 ha) LocationErw Grug is enjoys a tranquil rural setting on the edge of Mynytho within close proximity to Abersoch which has been long regarded as one of the most desirable seaside villages on the Llyn Peninsula. It occupies a prominent yet private position in a south facing garden with spectacular views of the coastline taking in the Snowdonia Mountains, Abersoch Bay and St Tudwals Islands. The views extend west across attractive countryside towards Hells Mouth which forms the backdrop for the most spectacular sunsets. The property is within walking distance of Mynytho which is essentially a rural hamlet with village store and post office whilst Abersoch and Pwllheli both offer a more comprehensive range of services with parades of shops, supermarkets, restaurants and pubs. Abersoch benefits from an expanse of sandy beaches and excellent water sports being home to the South Caernarfonshire Yacht Club complemented by an impressive marina complex at Pwllheli. On the recreational front there is extensive walking in the foothills of Snowdon and mountain biking, access to numerous castles & historic houses and the popular Ffestiniog mountain railway. For golfing enthusiasts there are several courses locally at Abersoch, Nefyn, Pwllheli, Porthmadog and Harlech. Communications The area enjoys good road communications via the A55 Expressway which is 6 miles beyond Caernarfon which has recently been by-passed allowing for ease of access along the North Wales coast to Chester, Liverpool, Manchester and the national motorway network. From Pwllheli there is a rail service along the North Wales coast to Chester and from Bangor Station a regular rail service to London via Crewe. Distances Abersoch 2.5 miles Pwllheli 6 miles Nefyn 9 miles Porthmadog 19 miles Snowdonia 23 miles Caernarfon 26 miles Chester 45 miles Liverpool 105 miles Manchester 132 milesDescription Erw Grug is believed to have been commissioned for a local school teacher and was built in 1937. It is a detached 4 bedroom house constructed for the most part of stone with white painted rendered elevations incorporating double glazed windows beneath a hipped slate roof and it has the benefit of oil central heating. Since it was built, Erw Grug has not been extended and as such offers tremendous potential for those buyers that aspire to create a larger house with little risk of over capitalising owing to the generous sized garden and the spectacular views. Whilst requiring a scheme of modernisation Erw Grug is a well-built property and internally benefits from some attractive architectural detailing including an impressive staircase, feature fireplace, original built-in cupboards and wooden boarded floors. The accommodation is both light and airy with high ceilings and the majority of the rooms take advantage of the southerly aspect and views. Furthermore there is no need to re-design the layout but there is clearly scope to create a more open plan kitchen with living space off whilst at first floor level the introduction of en-suite bath/shower rooms is also easily achieved. Gardens & Grounds Erw Grug benefits from standing centrally within a generous and extremely private south facing garden. It is screened from the lane behind a stone wall with established privet boundary hedges and is accessed from the lane via a five-bar gate. The gated entrance opens on to a gravelled drive which leads to a parking and turning area adjacent to the garage. To the front of the house is a path leading to the front door and against which there is a retaining wall with raised bed containing hydrangeas, azaleas and lavender. From the driveway steps lead up onto a gently sloping lawned garden extending across the north front with path and pedestrian gate onto the lane. Within the garden are a selection of mature trees including macrocarpa and yew together with established shrub borders containing hydrangea, hebe, skimmia, camellia and a selection of flowers. Against the back door is a small patio area and within the lower lawned garden a shrub border and raised terrace with seating area from which there are commanding sea views. The attached garage (17'1' x 9'7') is accessed via double doors and incorporates a workshop area. The garage has a concrete floor & power supply and at the far end steps lead up to a useful lofted storage area with restricted headroom and 2 sky lights.
Tan Yr Allt is situated within the coastal village of Llwyngwril, which is approximately 9 miles north of the seaside resort of Tywyn and approximately 12 miles south of the busy market town of Dolgellau. The village of Llwyngwril provides a local range of amenities to include Village Stores, Public House.The accommodation is full of character and interest and is undoubtedly one of the most interesting homes to grace the market in the locality for some time.The accommodation briefly comprisesEntrance porch with original stained glass panels leading to Lobby, Cloakroom with WC and wash hand basin, Breakfast room and Kitchen.Kitchen is well equipped, with an extensive range of base and eye level units with quality appliances. Tiled floor. Hallway with parquet floor and stained glass inner front door leading to the original oak staircase with cupboard under. Utility room with deep glazed sink and boiler.Dining Room with an exposed oak floor, feature brick fireplace and double doors lead through to Sunroom with door to the rear and also doors into the L shaped Living Room again with a brick faced fireplace and multi fuel stove, exposed floors and large windows to take full advantage of the location.Staircase to Landing, leading off toBedroom 1 L shaped with door leading out onto balcony, offering stunning views over the Bay and EstuaryBedroom 2 with door out to balcony, Bedroom 3 (sea facing) with original wash hand basin, decorative fireplace and views over sea and estuary.Bedroom 4 with hillside views, original wash hand basin, Bedroom 5, with built-in cupboard and views to hillside."Shower Room 3-piece suite with a mixer shower Family Bathroom with electric shower a traditional claw foot bath.The property Is approached off a tarmacadam gated private driveway with parking for several vehicles together leading to a Garage/Workshop. Gardens, with various paved seating areas and raised beds."Rear sun terrace in natural stone overlooking the lawned gardens, with panoramic views over Cardigan Bay from the South West coast right through to the Mawddach Estuary.Summer House, and access paths leading to a secret garden with a small stream and secluded paved seating areaTo the side further terraced lawned gardens with aluminium greenhouse ornamental pond and soft fruit garden.
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