2 bedroom house for sale

With spectacular mountain views, this most charming Detached Welsh Cottage might be a dream come true. Set amidst a magnificent mountainous backdrop in the rural village of Nant Peris. Generous garden areas an off road parking.

Positioned in a spectacular mountainous setting is this most quaint and definitely charming Detached Welsh Cottage, situated within the Nant Peris Valley and offering some of the most amazing mountain scenery, dwarfed by the surrounding peaks of the Eryri National Park. If you are looking to downsize or are seeking a unique holiday retreat, then this must surely be worthy of your attention. The cottage stands within its own generous landscaped grounds, made up of lawns, spacious patio and woodland, a perfect haven amidst the rugged surrounding terrain. The dwelling, whose origins are believed to date back to the early 19th century, has in the recent past been tastefully modernised and since maintained to a good standard by the present owner, retaining some of the style and character one would expect to see in a property of this period and type. There’s a generous lounge with feature fireplace housing a large multi-fuel stove, a kitchen with oil fired ‘Esse’ range, 2 bedrooms (one large, one small) and a decent sized bathroom with fitted 3 piece suite and electric shower over bath. Ultra-fast fibre broadband is installed in the cottage. In addition to the well-stocked garden is a purpose made off road parking area sufficient for 1 vehicle. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and Economy 7 storage heating.

Located on the outskirts of the scenic village of Nant Peris along with the rugged valley that bears its name, the area is home to some of the world’s most famous and challenging rock climbs. The village, which has a bustling public house is within close proximity to the renowned village of Llanberis, offering amongst other things, an assortment of amenities, including convenience stores, post office, several cafes, public houses and hotels. With the historic town of Caernarfon within easy reach, your essential needs are well catered for.

Tyn y Coed is located on the outskirts of the Scenic village of Nant Peris, along with the rugged valley that bears its name, which is home to some worlds most famous and challenging rock climbs. The village, which has its own bustling public house, is opportunely placed for the many coastal and rural attractions to be found in this part of Gwynedd, while the renowned village of Llanberis is just a stones throw away, offering you, amongst other things, an assortment of amenities, including a convenience store, a post office, several cafes, public houses and hotels. An excellent surrounding road network will propel you along the Llyn Peninsula or to the nearby historic town of Caernarfon that along with its neighbouring communities provides a wide range of shops, services and recreational facilities, ensuring that your essential needs are well catered for. If you want to go slightly further afield the university city of Bangor is only a few miles from Caernarfon, offering a first rate intercity train service and access to the A55 expressway, allowing rapid westbound commuting throughout Anglesey or eastbound along much of the North Wales Coast towards Chester, Liverpool and Manchester, ultimately linking up with the UK motorway system.