Criccieth, Gwynedd, LL52

A renovated, exceptionally well-presented and most generous Detached Waterside Residence situated just a stone’s throw from the sea with gardens all-encompassing being situated on the edge of the historic castle village of Criccieth. The property offers clean, modern and functional accommodation throughout with rooms for all occasions and is positioned to make the best of any available sunshine whilst enjoying splendid sea and mountain views – you won’t be disappointed by its location! The interior offers practicalities of a WC off the entrance hall and a utility room to take care of general washing duties. There are two reception rooms, the lounge featuring an open fireplace with the sitting room adjoining the dining kitchen, creating a bright and open plan feel and definitely a great space for entertaining. A modern kitchen features a range of fitted appliances for your convenience and all bathroom facilities are fitted with attractive contemporary suites that are pleasing on the eye. Three bedrooms are located on the ground floor with the fourth bedroom on the first floor. A hall at the far end of the property provides external access and stairs to the first floor bedroom. Externally, there’s ample off road parking, a wide gravelled area and lawns that wrap around the property plus a decked seating area. The present owners currently utilizes the property as a successful holiday let. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and LPG central heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall, WC, Utility Room, Kitchen/Dining Room, Sitting Room, Inner Hall, Lounge, 3 Bedrooms, Hall, Bathroom, Shower Room and 4th Bedroom on the first floor. The picturesque seaside town of Criccieth is a noteworthy stop-off situated on the southern coastline of the beautiful Llyn Peninsula, a splendid location offering fine beaches, rugged coastline and beautiful countryside with the backdrop of the Snowdonia mountain range never far from sight. The Llyn Peninsula has without doubt some of the best scenery Wales has to offer, much of the coastline recognised as AONB's (Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty). With the sea practically on your doorstep, there's much to be enjoyed where seals and dolphins often frequent these parts. Within historic Criccieth there is a good range of amenities, fine pubs and restaurants, a post office and golf course. Porthmadog and Pwllheli, both of which have excellent marina facilities and businesses associated with the boating fraternity can easily be reached by the main A497 and offer a good range of shops, services, schools and other services so that all your daily needs and requirements are well catered for.