Fabulous rural property brought to the market in collaboration with Refined Properties Wales
Splendid detached bungalow set in about 10 acres of predominantly paddock and grazing land with hints of riverside and woodland
Additional holiday cottage generating a respectable income, separate from the main house
Bungalow features three bedrooms and a family room encompassing kitchen, dining, and sitting area
Delightful lounge with a snug feel and modern bathrooms
Mezzanine study area over the family room
Both properties offer views of grassland, woods, and mountains
Detached cottage with sitting and cooking room, well-equipped kitchen, lounge with log-burning stove, double bedroom, and ensuite shower room
Cottage boasts its own garden area and generates a respectable income as a popular holiday rental Louise Young
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Working in collaboration with Refined Properties Wales, we are delighted to bring this fabulous rural property to the market. Nestled away, in what feels like a private valley but with public access is this splendid, detached bungalow set in about 10 acres of predominantly paddock and grazing land but with hints of riverside and woodland. Additionally boasting a holiday cottage, separate from the main house which generates a respectable income. The bungalow affords three bedrooms and an incredibly pleasant family room encompassing both kitchen, dining and a sitting area. Worthy of particular mention, is the delightful lounge which has a snug feel, but do not let that deceive you into thinking it is modest. The bathrooms are modern and an additional pleasant touch in the property, is a mezzanine study area
over the family room. The holiday cottage is a single bedroom and in keeping with its external appearance. Internally, you will note a more modern look.
Views out into the grassland, across to the woods with the mountain to one side are afforded at both properties. Nestled away in its valley, yet only a few minutes drive from the village shop and not that much further to the main towns of Beddgelert and Porthmadog.
Bungalow
Entrance to the bungalow is via a farmhouse stable door into the family room. You are immediately greeted by a spiral staircase which will lead you to the mezzanine study area. An extremely handy cloak area is situated on the ground floor to one side and provides access through to the cloakroom W.C. Moving back into the main building, you will find the kitchen area, which affords a range of base and drawer units, in addition to an island arrangement on wheels. Presented in a traditional style, the range is an incredibly welcome feature, affording an extractor pipe running up into the vaulted ceiling. Further, modern cooking facilities are offered, including an
electric hob, an electric oven, and a single drainer sink unit which has been cleverly positioned to allow views out into the grounds. A tiled flooring arrangement
is featured across the entire area, and a patio door leads you from the kitchen to the exterior of the property.
The dining space is currently utilised as both a seating and dining area by the current owners. A vaulted ceiling affords a number of ceiling windows, creating an incredibly light and pleasant room. Moving on, you enter the sitting room, which is spacious yet offers a snug feel due predominantly to the multi-fuel burner, which is a
central feature of one wall. Vaulted ceilings are a feature here too, and with sky windows and two double glazed windows, you are afforded plenty of light.
From here, you enter a small corridor/ hallway with storage, which leads you to the sleeping areas.
Fitted wardrobes are presented in the main bedroom with windows to either side. You will additionally find access to the exterior and a charming
two-part ensuite, with a shower area followed by a bathroom. The delightfully finished bathroom affords a free-standing two-tone tub, low level W.C. and a wash basin. The ability for a temporary false wall to be fitted is available here and this presents an option to isolate access to the remaining two bedrooms, either from the property or externally.
The first of the additional bedrooms is a double, currently furnished with twin beds and affords external access. Boasting too, its own ensuite, fitted with a low-level W.C, pedestal wash basin and step in shower cubicle. Moving on to the third bedroom, a spacious double, again with its own external access. Furnished with built in wardrobes and a modest ensuite toilet room comprising of a low-level W.C. and wash basin.
Cottage
The detached cottage, of traditional stone construction is situated at the top of the drive so no need for guests to stray towards the main
property.
On entrance to the cottage, you will find a sitting and cooking room, boasting a vaulted ceiling, enhanced with glazing to one end to allow masses of light into the room.
Wooden flooring leads you into the well-equipped and modern kitchen area, comprising of an electric hob oven with an extractor, a dishwasher and
ceramic sink.
An archway from the kitchen area leads you into the lounge. The flooring is laid to slate, and you will additionally find a picture window and a log burning stove, enhancing the snug feel. Beyond the lounge, you will find a double bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and its own ensuite shower room, equipped with a low-level W.C,
a wash basin, and a walk-in shower. The cottage boasts its own modest garden area, ideal for sitting out and admiring views of the grounds and over towards the mountain. The cottage has proven to be an extremely popular holiday rental and generates the owners a respectable income.
Grounds
Within the 10 acres of land the property owns, a further stone barn is located, currently used for storage. One would imagine, with the right planning, a development of the barn into a further holiday rental for example. The grounds are predominantly grazing and paddock land but feature a wooded area with the river running through it too. The main bungalow boasts a garage and sheds for storage and workshop facilities.
The property lies within the beautiful Snowdonia National Park, and the popular village of Beddgelert is approximately 3 miles distance. The surrounding area benefits from a variety of outdoor pursuits including fishing, rock climbing, canoeing, sailing, biking and with sandy beaches and Golf Courses at the nearby towns of Porthmadog and Harlech. The renowned 'italianate' village of Portmeirion is also a short drive away.