House For Sale £375,000
A beautifully presented Welsh stone cottage within the Snowdonia National Park and close to the stunning Cardigan Bay.
1 Borthwen Cottage occupies a peaceful and picturesque corner of a lovely Welsh village, on a no-through road, only a short walk to the
beautiful Benar beach and the superb Cardigan Bay. The Cottage has undergone a sympathetic scheme of renovation by the current owners, now providing fantastic modern infrastructure whilst retaining immense period character and charm including handmade solid wood windows, shutters and front door as well as beautiful stained glass windows.
The kitchen breakfast room has views over the gardens, opening, via double doors, into the dining room with exposed stone wall and open fire. A cosy living room and more formal sitting room with a fantastic stone inglenook fireplace are found on the Southwestern side of the cottage. The beautifully appointed bathroom and separate W/C complete the ground floor accommodation. The first floor offers three individually style bedrooms, all with beautiful original features, vaulted ceilings, and rural views.
Gardens, grounds, and outbuildings
1 Borthwen Cottage is surrounded by beautifully maintained and landscaped gardens. There is ample parking near to the detached garage and workshop, log stores and rear garden. A nearby terraced area is accessed via the door to the kitchen breakfast room, providing a wonderful space for alfresco dining. A further garden is found to the front of the property via a pedestrian gate; this private space is where the summerhouse is found, along with a lawned area and several beautifully planted beds.
Property information
Tenure Freehold.
Services
Mains electricity, drainage and water. Oil-fired central heating.
Local authority
Gwynedd county council.
Council Tax Band D.
Viewings
All viewings must be made strictly by appointment only through the vendors' sole selling agents, Knight Frank.
Agents note
The property is currently registered for business rates (as a holiday let business) with small business exemption applicable.
1 Borthwen Cottage occupies a peaceful and picturesque corner of a lovely Welsh village, on a no-through road, only a short walk to the
beautiful Benar beach and the superb Cardigan Bay. The Cottage has undergone a sympathetic scheme of renovation by the current owners, now providing fantastic modern infrastructure whilst retaining immense period character and charm including handmade solid wood windows, shutters and front door as well as beautiful stained glass windows.
The kitchen breakfast room has views over the gardens, opening, via double doors, into the dining room with exposed stone wall and open fire. A cosy living room and more formal sitting room with a fantastic stone inglenook fireplace are found on the Southwestern side of the cottage. The beautifully appointed bathroom and separate W/C complete the ground floor accommodation. The first floor offers three individually style bedrooms, all with beautiful original features, vaulted ceilings, and rural views.
Gardens, grounds, and outbuildings
1 Borthwen Cottage is surrounded by beautifully maintained and landscaped gardens. There is ample parking near to the detached garage and workshop, log stores and rear garden. A nearby terraced area is accessed via the door to the kitchen breakfast room, providing a wonderful space for alfresco dining. A further garden is found to the front of the property via a pedestrian gate; this private space is where the summerhouse is found, along with a lawned area and several beautifully planted beds.
Property information
Tenure Freehold.
Services
Mains electricity, drainage and water. Oil-fired central heating.
Local authority
Gwynedd county council.
Council Tax Band D.
Viewings
All viewings must be made strictly by appointment only through the vendors' sole selling agents, Knight Frank.
Agents note
The property is currently registered for business rates (as a holiday let business) with small business exemption applicable.
Dyffryn Ardudwy is a coastal village located on the western fringe of the Snowdonia National Park. Within the village, there is a grocery store, butcher, post office and hardware store, along with a Primary School, village hall, cafe, petrol station and art gallery.
The cottage benefits from close proximity to mountain walks and the fabulous Benar beach, within walking distance. There are an abundance of places where one can find solitude, fishing and exploring the mountains, lakes and streams.
There is a regular bus service in Dyffryn, along with a railway station with links to Barmouth and Porthmadog, connecting on to the Midlands and beyond.
The nearby popular town of Harlech offers the convenience of excellent road and rail links as well as a light aircraft strip and marina. Best known for its landmark castle and beach, Harlech offers a good range of local amenities, with several shops, cafes and restaurants as well as one of Britain's top golf courses.
Found within the Snowdonia National Park, the area is popular for walking and sailing, golf, fishing and numerous other outdoor pursuits.
The market town of Porthmadog, approximately 15 miles away, provides a more comprehensive range of facilities and the University City of Bangor is less than 40 miles away.
Distances
Harlech 5.7 miles, Barmouth 5.2 miles, Porthmadog 15.7 miles (Distances and time approximate).
Directions (Postcode LL44 2ES)
From Harlech, take the A496 to Dyffryn Ardudwy. Pass into the village and upon reaching the Texaco garage on your left hand side, turn immediately right, onto Ffordd Isaf. Take the second left turn where you will find 1 Borthwen Cottages on your left hand side.
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