£175,000 /Sale price

Presenting Preswylfa, a delightful two-bedroom character cottage perfectly positioned next to the stunning fishing village of Cemaes Bay. Offered with no onward chain, this home provides ample living space and excellent accessibility. Enjoy the peace of a quiet road while benefiting from swift links to the A5025.The interior briefly comprises a practical porch leading into a cosy living room featuring a charming beamed ceiling and a focal fireplace with a log-burning stove. A second, larger reception room currently functions as an additional sitting room, offering flexible accommodation. To the rear, a spacious and attractive country kitchen provides extensive storage solutions. A convenient side porch offers direct access to the rear garden.The first floor hosts two double bedrooms, a generously sized landing area, and a well-appointed fitted bathroom.Externally, the property benefits from a sheltered rear patio, ideal for outdoor relaxation. Steps ascend to a second, enclosed, and low-maintenance garden area, complete with a practical storage shed. This charming cottage combines character with convenience, making it an ideal purchase. Located in the tranquil northern reaches of Anglesey, Tregele offers a truly idyllic Welsh escape, perfect for those seeking a blend of serene countryside living and easy access to the island's stunning coastline. This charming village provides an exceptional opportunity for potential buyers looking to embrace a relaxed pace of life amidst breathtaking natural beauty.Tregele is ideally situated just a short distance from the captivating north Anglesey coast. The picturesque fishing village of Cemaes Bay, with its sandy beach, charming harbour, and local amenities including pubs, shops, and eateries, is only about a mile away. Further along the coastline, you'll discover other hidden coves and dramatic headlands, offering endless opportunities for seaside strolls and exploration.For nature enthusiasts, Tregele is a dream come true. It's incredibly close to the renowned Cemlyn Nature Reserve, a haven for birdwatchers and wildlife lovers. Here, you can observe a significant tern colony, including the only breeding Sandwich Terns in Wales, and keep an eye out for seals, porpoises, and dolphins offshore. The Anglesey Coastal Path, a National Trail, is also easily accessible, inviting you to embark on invigorating walks with spectacular sea views.While offering a peaceful rural setting with open countryside views, Tregele itself provides essential conveniences. It boasts a well-stocked local store and off-licence, which also incorporates a post office and petrol station, catering to daily needs. The nearby village of Llanfechell adds to the local character with its own amenities.From Tregele, the wider delights of Anglesey are within easy reach. Discover ancient burial chambers like Llanfechell Cromlech just a short walk away, or venture further to explore historic sites, beautiful beaches like Church Bay and Traeth Mawr, and a wealth of outdoor activities including cycling, watersports, and golf. The island's rich history and diverse landscapes are truly on your doorstep.Tregele presents a unique opportunity to own a slice of authentic Anglesey life, where the peace of the countryside meets the allure of the coast. It's more than just a location; it's a lifestyle waiting to be embraced.