High Street, Malltraeth, Bodorgan, Isle Of Anglesey, LL62

A delightful Mid Terrace Period House situated in the scenic coastal village of Malltraeth, being just a short walk from the local village store, public house and superb estuary. This extended dwelling has been extensively and tastefully modernised by the present owners, making this a pleasant place to call home, the welcoming entrance hall having under-floor heating. Pleasing on the eye, the main reception room offers a comfortable place to relax with ample space for dining purposes too. There�s the comforts of a wood burning stove and a neat bay window complete with window seat. The contemporary kitchen has a range of fitted appliances to include: oven, hob, extractor, fridge, dishwasher and washing machine. 2 bedrooms reside on the first floor whilst the bathroom, located on the ground floor has a modern 3 piece suite, the added convenience of a separate shower and under-floor heating. Externally, to the front is a small enclosed forecourt. To the rear is a neatly arranged patio garden with established decorative shrubbery borders. There�s also an old outside WC. There is access across a neighbouring properties yard to a shared alleyway for bin transport to the main road at the front. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing throughout and modern electric heating. Malltraeth is a village located on the south west coast of the Isle of Anglesey, close to the River Cefni and overlooking the fabulous Malltraeth Estuary. The village has local amenities to include a fish & chip shop/village store, public house and primary school. Access to the main A55 expressway can be made at junction 6 making commuting easy to the port of Holyhead, Llangefni and the mainland. This corner of the island has wonderful sandy beaches and woodland at Newborough and Llanddwyn Island. The mile long embankment is situated nearby over which the Anglesey coastal path and cycle track runs, offering some 120 miles of coastal pathways to enjoy. Cefni Marsh is a designated SSSI and the location of an RSPB reserve. Malltraeth was the village that the renowned wildlife painter Charles Tunnicliffe moved to in 1947, making it one of the UK's foremost bird watching centres.