Pentrefelin, Criccieth, Gwynedd, LL52

This characterful 2 bedroom cottage is situated in the picturesque village of Pentrefelin, only a short distance from the coastal town of Criccieth. The current owners have renovated the property over a period of 7 years but now must relocate. During their time they’ve added skylights which bring in a wealth of light, fitted new double glazing with a modern finish, and a added a large multi-fuel stove. Entering the property you’ll find a wide central Hallway, off the hall is a cosy Living Room with impressive multi-fuel stove – complete with slate hearth and oak mantel. Off the living room is a good-sized Conservatory with double doors to the front garden. The cottage features two bedrooms, both of which comfortably take a double bed. The primary bedroom benefits from a Dressing Room and En-Suite Shower room. The Shower Room has a large double shower with skylight. Moving into the Kitchen/Diner, you’ll find a contemporary fitted kitchen with wooden worktops, and slate tiled floor. The kitchen houses a number of integrated appliances including an electric oven, gas 5-ring hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and extractor unit. The dining area is bathed in light from two large skylights, with double doors leading out to the rear patio area. Completing the ground floor is a Utility Room. Outside you’ll find a raised lawn to the front of the property with garden shed, ample off-road parking to the side, and a patio area with a further garden shed to the rear. This characterful home with its surprisingly high ceilings feels cosy throughout, and is waiting for its next owners to call it home. The picturesque village of Pentrefelin stands in the south eastern corner of the beautiful Llyn Peninsula. The village lies virtually equidistant between the coastal towns of Criccieth and Porthmadog, which between them and their neighbouring communities offer a wide range of shops, essential services and recreational facilities. Convenient access to the surrounding towns and villages of this lovely area is enabled by an excellent road network, taking you to the historic town of Caernarfon ultimately joining the A55 just outside of Bangor, allowing ease of westward travel to Anglesey for commuters.