House For Sale £850,000
The property
Maes Wern Goch, a traditional Welsh long house dating back to the 1800’s has been extended and renovated to create a modern and welcoming family home with an abundance of character throughout. Whilst keeping elements of the longhouse's 300 year-old charm such as its original wood beams, slate floors and thick stone walls, the property has been completely renovated to include 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and spacious reception areas. The property is located in an elevated position within the Snowdonia National Park, a Dark Sky Reserve and enjoys magnificent views over the Dyfi Forest.
The property has been used as a family home but more recently as successful holiday accommodation benefiting from the unique position.
On entering the property via the covered porch there is a slate hallway which continues throughout the ground floor. To the rear of the hallway is a large utility room with sink and a large ground floor bathroom with shower area, bath and under floor heating. The lobby area between the utility room and wet room contains space for boots and coats with direct access to the garden.
To the left of the main hallway is the cosy sitting room with original slate floors, wooden beams, log burner set into an attractive stone inglenook and dual aspect windows. Opposite the sitting room is the traditional kitchen with original slate floors, wooden beams and pillar box red aga. There is a range of wall and base units, colourful tiled walls and space for a large kitchen table with views over the gardens. Slate steps lead to the spacious open plan dining room with slate floors, sitting area and modern log burner. Floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors open to the front lawn and valley beyond.
From the entrance hall, stairs lead to the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and large shower. The landing contains a shower room, and two further bedrooms. All bedrooms and bathrooms have stunning views of the gardens and valley.
Adjoining the dining room/sitting room is a second set of stairs leading to a large bedroom with en-suite shower room and built in closet. There is a large shower room and two further bedrooms.
Carrying on from the dining room there is a spacious boot room with storage and drying closet with a W.C. And door to the courtyard parking.
The spacious drawing room is comprised of slate floors, floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors on both sides of the room enjoying stunning views to the garden and across the valley and a magnificent galleried landing and wood burning stove.<br /><br />Location
Maes Wern Goch stands in a stunning location surrounded by beautiful rolling hills within the Snowdonia National Park, close to the Dyfi Estuary and the coastal village of Aberdovey. Situated close to the village of Pennal, with its Primary School, public house with restaurant and Church, there is a further range of amenities including restaurants, galleries, shops, recreational and educational facilities in both Machynlleth and the university town of Aberystwyth.
Aberdovey is only eight miles away and is a base for many outdoor pursuits including sailing, fishing and golf, while the awe-inspiring Snowdonia National Park with its craggy peaks and over 200 lakes, is renowned for its walking, mountain biking and kayaking.
Trains run from Machynlleth to Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury, which provide services to Manchester and London. There is also a direct train service to Birmingham. The A458 provides easy access to Welshpool, Oswestry, Shrewsbury and beyond.<br /><br />Outside
The property is approached up a sweeping drive with extensive parking to the rear of the property. The adjacent versatile outbuilding has been partially renovated by the current owners. The large ground floor contains two large rooms that could be developed further. There is an adjacent wine cellar which can contain up to 400 cases of wine. There is a separate garage which is over 30 ft in length along with two green houses.
It is to the front that you capture the outstanding vista and there is a large terrace from which to enjoy the views. The grounds at Maes Wern Goch total approximately 10.68 acres. The gardens are laid to lawn at the front with mature shrubs including rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and roses. To the rear of the property is a woodland with stream, waterfall and ponds.
Maes Wern Goch, a traditional Welsh long house dating back to the 1800’s has been extended and renovated to create a modern and welcoming family home with an abundance of character throughout. Whilst keeping elements of the longhouse's 300 year-old charm such as its original wood beams, slate floors and thick stone walls, the property has been completely renovated to include 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and spacious reception areas. The property is located in an elevated position within the Snowdonia National Park, a Dark Sky Reserve and enjoys magnificent views over the Dyfi Forest.
The property has been used as a family home but more recently as successful holiday accommodation benefiting from the unique position.
On entering the property via the covered porch there is a slate hallway which continues throughout the ground floor. To the rear of the hallway is a large utility room with sink and a large ground floor bathroom with shower area, bath and under floor heating. The lobby area between the utility room and wet room contains space for boots and coats with direct access to the garden.
To the left of the main hallway is the cosy sitting room with original slate floors, wooden beams, log burner set into an attractive stone inglenook and dual aspect windows. Opposite the sitting room is the traditional kitchen with original slate floors, wooden beams and pillar box red aga. There is a range of wall and base units, colourful tiled walls and space for a large kitchen table with views over the gardens. Slate steps lead to the spacious open plan dining room with slate floors, sitting area and modern log burner. Floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors open to the front lawn and valley beyond.
From the entrance hall, stairs lead to the master bedroom with en-suite bathroom and large shower. The landing contains a shower room, and two further bedrooms. All bedrooms and bathrooms have stunning views of the gardens and valley.
Adjoining the dining room/sitting room is a second set of stairs leading to a large bedroom with en-suite shower room and built in closet. There is a large shower room and two further bedrooms.
Carrying on from the dining room there is a spacious boot room with storage and drying closet with a W.C. And door to the courtyard parking.
The spacious drawing room is comprised of slate floors, floor to ceiling glass bi-fold doors on both sides of the room enjoying stunning views to the garden and across the valley and a magnificent galleried landing and wood burning stove.<br /><br />Location
Maes Wern Goch stands in a stunning location surrounded by beautiful rolling hills within the Snowdonia National Park, close to the Dyfi Estuary and the coastal village of Aberdovey. Situated close to the village of Pennal, with its Primary School, public house with restaurant and Church, there is a further range of amenities including restaurants, galleries, shops, recreational and educational facilities in both Machynlleth and the university town of Aberystwyth.
Aberdovey is only eight miles away and is a base for many outdoor pursuits including sailing, fishing and golf, while the awe-inspiring Snowdonia National Park with its craggy peaks and over 200 lakes, is renowned for its walking, mountain biking and kayaking.
Trains run from Machynlleth to Aberystwyth and Shrewsbury, which provide services to Manchester and London. There is also a direct train service to Birmingham. The A458 provides easy access to Welshpool, Oswestry, Shrewsbury and beyond.<br /><br />Outside
The property is approached up a sweeping drive with extensive parking to the rear of the property. The adjacent versatile outbuilding has been partially renovated by the current owners. The large ground floor contains two large rooms that could be developed further. There is an adjacent wine cellar which can contain up to 400 cases of wine. There is a separate garage which is over 30 ft in length along with two green houses.
It is to the front that you capture the outstanding vista and there is a large terrace from which to enjoy the views. The grounds at Maes Wern Goch total approximately 10.68 acres. The gardens are laid to lawn at the front with mature shrubs including rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and roses. To the rear of the property is a woodland with stream, waterfall and ponds.
