House For Sale £400,000
As characterful as they come is this rather splendid and most definitely spacious Detached Period Cottage situated in the renowned village of Betws Y Coed, being within easy reach of village amenities, scenic riverside walks and the majestic Eryri National Park. Well worth a viewing!
As characterful as they come is this rather splendid and most definitely spacious Detached Period Cottage situated on the edge of the renowned village of Betws Y Coed, being within easy reach of village amenities, scenic riverside walks and the majestic Eryri National Park. The property is characterised by is eye-catching exterior with a double fronted appearance and distinctive Veranda whilst the interior is deceptively spacious, something which is not immediately apparent from the roadside. Having been much enlarged in the past, the interior offer generous accommodation with 2 formal reception rooms off the entrance hall, both beamed and fitted with gas fired stoves. These lead through to a kitchen and dedicated dining area, the kitchen fitted with solid granite worktops and Belfast sink and the dining room enjoying patio doors which open out onto the southerly facing rear garden. There’s a useful study and 2 bedrooms on the ground floor served by a spacious family shower room fitted with a modern suite. A flight of stairs from the study lead to a good size attic bedroom fitted with skylight. Externally, a gated gravelled drive runs along the side of the property to the rear where you’ll find a Detached Garage. The front garden is primarily laid to lawn with a few choice plants and shrubs. A further lawned garden to the rear also has a useful garden shed. Being predominantly double glazed and benefiting from gas central heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Lounge, Kitchen, Dining Room, inner Hall, Study, 2 Bedrooms and Shower Room with a further Occasional Attic Room to the first floor.
Betws-y-Coed is one of the principal villages of the Eryri National Park, now officially known as the Gateway to Eryri (Snowdonia) offering numerous attractions. The park is a region of beauty with mountains, hidden valleys, cascading rivers, glacial lakes and deep forests, ideal for getting out and about in the great outdoors - the Forestry Commission provides trails, car parks and picnic sites for visitors throughout this wooded area. Betws y Coed has a golf course, a National Rail branch line station which connects Blaenau Ffestiniog to the northern coastline and a good range of amenities and services. It’s home to numerous restaurants, pubs and eateries, a car museum, village stores, outdoor apparel outlets and gift shops plus a petrol station.
As characterful as they come is this rather splendid and most definitely spacious Detached Period Cottage situated on the edge of the renowned village of Betws Y Coed, being within easy reach of village amenities, scenic riverside walks and the majestic Eryri National Park. The property is characterised by is eye-catching exterior with a double fronted appearance and distinctive Veranda whilst the interior is deceptively spacious, something which is not immediately apparent from the roadside. Having been much enlarged in the past, the interior offer generous accommodation with 2 formal reception rooms off the entrance hall, both beamed and fitted with gas fired stoves. These lead through to a kitchen and dedicated dining area, the kitchen fitted with solid granite worktops and Belfast sink and the dining room enjoying patio doors which open out onto the southerly facing rear garden. There’s a useful study and 2 bedrooms on the ground floor served by a spacious family shower room fitted with a modern suite. A flight of stairs from the study lead to a good size attic bedroom fitted with skylight. Externally, a gated gravelled drive runs along the side of the property to the rear where you’ll find a Detached Garage. The front garden is primarily laid to lawn with a few choice plants and shrubs. A further lawned garden to the rear also has a useful garden shed. Being predominantly double glazed and benefiting from gas central heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall, Sitting Room, Lounge, Kitchen, Dining Room, inner Hall, Study, 2 Bedrooms and Shower Room with a further Occasional Attic Room to the first floor.
Betws-y-Coed is one of the principal villages of the Eryri National Park, now officially known as the Gateway to Eryri (Snowdonia) offering numerous attractions. The park is a region of beauty with mountains, hidden valleys, cascading rivers, glacial lakes and deep forests, ideal for getting out and about in the great outdoors - the Forestry Commission provides trails, car parks and picnic sites for visitors throughout this wooded area. Betws y Coed has a golf course, a National Rail branch line station which connects Blaenau Ffestiniog to the northern coastline and a good range of amenities and services. It’s home to numerous restaurants, pubs and eateries, a car museum, village stores, outdoor apparel outlets and gift shops plus a petrol station.
