£950,000 /Sale price

Yr Hen Feudy is a distinctive Grade II Listed detached property of traditional stone construction beneath a slated roof, forming part of the highly regarded Glandwr Farm development. Set within approximately 1.3 acres of gardens, including a peaceful orchard, the property enjoys the rare and highly desirable benefit of direct access to the Mawddach Estuary-a truly special feature for those seeking a waterside lifestyle.Internally, the property offers spacious and versatile accommodation full of charm and character, with features such as exposed beams and original detailing throughout. The layout lends itself perfectly to multi-generational living, with a private wing of the home comprising a separate sitting room, shower room, and bedroom-ideal for extended family or guests.The main house includes an entrance hallway that leads into a spacious kitchen/dining room, a utility room, and a wet room, with three comfortable bedrooms and a cosy snug situated across the ground floor. A fourth bedroom, along with a second shower room, offers further flexibility. The first floor features a stunning sitting room with a vaulted ceiling and a mezzanine landing, creating a bright and airy living space with a unique architectural touch.Adding to the appeal is a detached self-contained studio apartment, comprising an open-plan sitting room/bedroom, a kitchen, and a shower room-perfect for generating additional income as a holiday let, or for use as private guest or family accommodation.Externally, the home is surrounded by beautiful gardens and mature planting, with ample off-road parking and a private garden leading directly down to the estuary. Whether you're seeking a tranquil permanent residence, a multi-generational home, or a lifestyle property with letting potential, Yr Hen Feudy presents a truly unique opportunity in a stunning setting. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this exceptional home has to offer.Barmouth is a charming seaside town on the west coast of Snowdonia in Gwynedd, North Wales. Famed for its long sandy beaches, Victorian architecture, and stunning mountain backdrop, it's a favourite for both holidaymakers and those seeking a peaceful coastal lifestyle. The town offers a variety of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, along with easy access to scenic walking and cycling routes, including the beautiful Mawddach Estuary Trail and Snowdonia National Park.Council Tax Band: ExemptTenure: FreeholdHoliday Let.