LL57 4DX

Located on the mountainous slopes of the Ogwen Valley above Bethesda, in the popular rural community of Mynydd Llandygai, is this traditional Semi Detached Welsh Cottage. It was extensively enlarged and re-modelled in 2014, creating a most spacious and practical family home. Standing in extensive garden grounds the property enjoys views towards the dramatic Carneddau mountains on the far side of the valley. This is a pleasant elevated rural setting, offering a taste of the countryside whilst not being too far off the beaten track. The former ‘quarryman’s cottage’, was historically provisioned with land and this has been planted with sustainable native woodland to support nature recovery and fight the impact of climate change. Needless to say, there’s ample off road parking and a range of brick and timber built outbuildings which could prove most useful – a large workshop, external guest room in particular and timber cabin with wood burner. The interior of the cottage has been sympathetically modernised in keeping with its period and there is much character to enjoy throughout, the lounge standing out with its high ceiling and fireplace housing a wood burning stove. Most of the bedrooms reside on the ground floor and there are numerous other rooms which could be reassigned for other purposes depending on your preferences. Whilst there is the provision of a bathroom and shower room, a second bathroom has been prepped for renewal and will require a new suite and finishing. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and air source central heating plus solar panels, the accommodation briefly comprises: Porch, Lounge, Kitchen, Pantry Store, Snug/Office, 5 Bedrooms, Study, Attic Room, Bathroom & Shower Room. For a better overview of the layout of the accommodation, please consult the floorplan contained within these details. The small community village of Mynydd Llandegai is situated in a rural location above the quarry town of Bethesda. It is virtually on the boundary of the spectacular Eryri National Park being surrounded by majestic mountains. Mynydd Llandegai has a thriving community centre and is situated on a bus route. The main town of Bethesda is located approximately 2½ miles distant and 4 miles from the A55 expressway with the university city of Bangor roughly 6½ miles. Bethesda offers a good range of local shops and convenience stores, post office, primary schools, secondary school, leisure centre and a choice of cafes and public houses.