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Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- An immaculate and beautifully presented 3 bedroomed semi-detached stone cottage
- Extensive refurbishment and extension in recent years but retaining original features
- Surrounded by the Snowdonia National Park
- Early viewing strongly recommended
- Attractive gardens
- Excellent views
Forming one half of a pair of traditional cottages located within the very popular village of Llanegryn within the Dysynni Valley an area noted for its outstanding natural beauty within the National Park.
An immaculate and beautifully presented 3 bedroomed semi-detached stone cottage which during recent years has undergone extensive refurbishment in addition to a sympathetic extension to the rear. The cottage has the benefit of electric Mitsubishi Ecodan Airflo system running the central heating and makes for a very warn comfortable house
The property is well suited for either full time or part time occupation and is in excellent order and combines modern day conveniences with many of the original traditional features.
The accommodation briefly extends to
Entrance Hall
Dining Area with open stone fireplace, understairs cupboard and staircase to first floor
Kitchen with double Belfast sink plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher, electric oven and door to rear
Lounge with beamed ceiling and a stone fireplace with multi fuel stove
Shower Room: with tiled walk in shower, w c, wash hand basin and built in cupboard housing the hot water cylinder
Staircase to first floor landing
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2 with loft access and original cast iron fireplace
Bedroom 3
Llanegryn is a small village yet it is within 4 miles of the busy coastal town of Tywyn which provides a good range of business, shopping and educational facilities. The most popular village of Aberdyfi is a further 4 miles and is particularly popular for those interested in outdoor water activities together with an 18 hole links golf course.
The village is surrounded by the famous Snowdonia National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village also has a primary school and good public transport facilities to the coastal town of Tywyn approx. 3 miles with a wide range of amenities to include a railway terminal.
Side gated pedestrian access leads to lawned garden, stone built storage shed (former pig stye) and rear paved patio to the rear with lovely views of the Dysynni Valley
An immaculate and beautifully presented 3 bedroomed semi-detached stone cottage which during recent years has undergone extensive refurbishment in addition to a sympathetic extension to the rear. The cottage has the benefit of electric Mitsubishi Ecodan Airflo system running the central heating and makes for a very warn comfortable house
The property is well suited for either full time or part time occupation and is in excellent order and combines modern day conveniences with many of the original traditional features.
The accommodation briefly extends to
Entrance Hall
Dining Area with open stone fireplace, understairs cupboard and staircase to first floor
Kitchen with double Belfast sink plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher, electric oven and door to rear
Lounge with beamed ceiling and a stone fireplace with multi fuel stove
Shower Room: with tiled walk in shower, w c, wash hand basin and built in cupboard housing the hot water cylinder
Staircase to first floor landing
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2 with loft access and original cast iron fireplace
Bedroom 3
Llanegryn is a small village yet it is within 4 miles of the busy coastal town of Tywyn which provides a good range of business, shopping and educational facilities. The most popular village of Aberdyfi is a further 4 miles and is particularly popular for those interested in outdoor water activities together with an 18 hole links golf course.
The village is surrounded by the famous Snowdonia National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village also has a primary school and good public transport facilities to the coastal town of Tywyn approx. 3 miles with a wide range of amenities to include a railway terminal.
Side gated pedestrian access leads to lawned garden, stone built storage shed (former pig stye) and rear paved patio to the rear with lovely views of the Dysynni Valley
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Welcome to Morris Marshall & Poole - Estate Agents and Chartered Property Surveyors Established in 1862, now with 8 offices from the Welsh Coast through
the heart of Mid Wales to the Borders and central Shropshire. We have built up an enviable reputation for integrity and professionalism in the field of
Residential, Commercial and Agricultural services. Residential Property Sales Our aim is to get the best price for your home, quickly and with as little
inconvenience as possible and to achieve this we combine attentive personal service with the latest marketing technology. Our valuers have ext... Show more
the heart of Mid Wales to the Borders and central Shropshire. We have built up an enviable reputation for integrity and professionalism in the field of
Residential, Commercial and Agricultural services. Residential Property Sales Our aim is to get the best price for your home, quickly and with as little
inconvenience as possible and to achieve this we combine attentive personal service with the latest marketing technology. Our valuers have ext... Show more