Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty close to the splendid coastline is this enlarged 2 Bedroomed Detached Welsh Cottage which enjoys a marvellous southerly aspect to the rear, overlooking open countryside with views towards the waters of the Menai Strait and the majestic mountains of Eryri beyond. Superb inspired interior, viewing essential!

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on a pleasant country lane towards the northern edge of the village of Llangoed resides Tyn Y Gongl, an enlarged single storey Detached Welsh Cottage which enjoys a marvellous southerly aspect to the rear, overlooking open countryside with views towards the waters of the Menai Strait and the majestic mountains of Eryri beyond. The pleasing rural position belies the fact that village amenities are just a short drive or indeed walk away. The property, which is surrounded by open countryside and farmland, stands within a generous well-stocked garden with the provision for ample off road parking and a good size Detached Garage. Tyn Y Gongl has been in the careful care of its current custodian for some 8 years and has received much love and attention with a definite eye on the detail, presentation and individual flair. Panelled walls feature throughout, all finished in a pleasing, neutral Farrow & Ball palette. The recently fitted kitchen adds personality with some bespoke touches that enhance the overall feel, complete with Calacatta marble effect laminate tops and built-in oven, hob and and microwave/combi oven. The lounge is a cosy room for sure with deep bay window (with window seat) from where you can look out towards the mountains and the shower room is Japanese inspired with burnished copper effect wall panels and contemporary appointments. The larger of the two bedrooms is noted for its high pitched ceiling and appealing dual aspect. Externally, the garage comes fitted with power/light, workbench, cupboards and wood burning stove (yet to be connected). The garden comes planted with a range of mature trees and shrubs including flowering cherry, Anglesey palm, cordyline, fatsia, buddleia, wild fig, roses, lavender and fuchsia, providing a backdrop for spectacular seasonal displays of foxgloves, snowdrops, bluebells and wild garlic. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and oil fired central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Hall, Lounge, Kitchen, Conservatory, 2 Bedrooms and Shower Room.

The property is situated on the periphery of Llangoed, bordering open countryside and is within easy reach of local amenities and primary school. There are fabulous walks to be enjoyed from the vicinity with Penmon lighthouse to the east and National Trust coastline to the north including a nature reserve in the village. Llangoed is roughly 3 miles distant from the centre of Beaumaris, its promenade, pier and castle, being home to the last Edwardian castle built in Wales. The town offers a quaint streets, many independent shops, taverns and restaurants.