£265,000 /Sale price

This attractive mid-terrace property comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms and an additional versatile attic room, boasting captivating castle and distant sea views.Criccieth is a charming coastal town in Gwynedd that offers a mix of history, natural beauty, and community spirit. The town is renowned for its historic Criccieth Castle, scenic beaches, and a vibrant promenade lined with local shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. Whether you're in the mood for a leisurely stroll along the seafront, a visit to local art galleries, or enjoying community events, Criccieth provides a welcoming atmosphere with all the essential amenities for comfortable living.To the front of the property is a slate covered yard, ideal to sit out and enjoy the view. Upon entry, you are greeted by a welcoming porch/cloakroom that leads seamlessly into an open-plan living and dining area with a bay window and a charming gas fire.Continuing through, you'll find the kitchen outfitted with an electric hob and oven, tiled flooring, and ample space for a breakfast table, the kitchen is designed for both style and functionality. A further passage brings you to a convenient utility room with a door that opens out onto a concreted rear yard.On the first floor, the property features a contemporary bathroom with bath, large airing cupboard, and a heated towel rail. Additionally, a wet room with tiled floor and walls houses a shower. The floor includes a single bedroom and a generously sized double bedroom, which benefits from two windows that frame picturesque views of the castle and sea in the distance.Ascending the stairs to the second floor, the attic room has been thoughtfully utilized as a bedroom. This space comes with built-in wardrobes, additional eaves storage, and a skylight that floods the room with natural light, making it a versatile and inviting retreat.The property is serviced by mains water, electricity and sewerage; heated by mains gas central heating.