3 bedroom detached house for sale

As charming as can be yet practical and far roomier than you’d expect is this much enlarged Detached Welsh 3 Bedroomed Cottage situated in a pleasant rural village setting bordering the Eryri National Park – we would consider internal viewing to be essential!


Enjoying a pleasing westerly aspect in the sought after rural village of Llanllechid is this most charming and much enlarged Detached Welsh Cottage bordering the Eryri National Park, exhibiting much character yet tastefully modernised where considered essential. The highly individualistic interior is both spacious, pleasing on the eye and retains its heritage to the older section, especially so the sitting room with thick walls, slate windows sills and high ceiling, a room which enjoys the comforts of a wood burning stove. The kitchen with its high beamed ceiling and quarry tiled floor offers ample space for dining purposes too. The 3 bedrooms are all located on the ground floor served by a contemporary 3 piece suite bathroom with shower over bath and under-floor heating. A steep flight of stairs from the sitting room lead to a lovely purpose made study from where there are fabulous mountain views. Worth noting is that the flat roof was renewed in 2024, having the remainder of the 15 year guarantee. Externally, there’s off road parking to the side sufficient for at least 2 vehicles. The attractive main garden to the rear offers much privacy and provides a lawn plus a host of mature flowering plant and shrubs, a mature larch tree and several apple trees. Here also you’ll find a superb cedar clad Garden Office (built in 2020) with power/light and a ceiling mounted
infrared heater, a useful Workshop/Store (also with power/light) and general garden Store. The property comes fitted with double glazing throughout (hardwood and uPVC) and LPG central heating.

The property is located in Llanllechid and is within walking distance of the Carneddau mountains and is situated within reasonable distance to local amenities and schools in neighbouring Bethesda whilst the university city of Bangor is some 6 miles distant and the A55 expressway just 3 miles, allowing rapid travel across the Isle of Anglesey and eastbound towards Chester.