• Detached Bungalow +
• 2 Reception Rooms & Conservatory +
• 3 Bedrooms & Bathroom +
• Spacious Kitchen & Utility Room +
• uPVC Double Glazing & Oil Central Heating +
• Sea & Countryside Views +
• Rear Garden, Detached Garage & Off Road Parking +

A substantial detached 3 bedroom bungalow situated on the outskirts of the village of Aberdesach, enjoying sea and countryside views.

Positioned just on the outskirts of the village of Aberdesach, this substantial detached bungalow enjoys countryside and sea views with ample off-road parking. Inside you’ll find three bedrooms with the primary bedroom featuring a shower en-suite. A long central hallway and large entrance hall provides access to all primary rooms. A living room with electric fireplace benefits from large double doors which lead out to a glazed dining room. Above the living room is a small attic study with access to a boarded attic. The kitchen, which features a tiled floor and island unit, has a Rayburn and large double doors into the conservatory. The conservatory overlooks the garden and enjoys countryside and sea views. Outside to the front is a detached garage with ample off-road parking, whilst the mature and expansive garden enjoys the number of mature plants and shrubs with a garden shed and is boarded by the Afon Desach. The home is heated via oil central heating and uPVC double glazing.

Aberdesach is a small hamlet situated along this beautiful stretch of Wales' northern coastline. The hamlet's beach is mainly shingle opening to beautiful flat sands as the tide retreats. If strolls along the beach and fine sea views are your thing then this is the place to be. The entire area is enveloped by spectacular scenery with the coastline and Irish Sea to one side and the magnificent Eryri mountain range on the other. Your main shopping destination will be the historic town of Caernarfon, which has supermarkets, high street shopping, numerous independent traders within the 13th century castle walls, as well as a wealth of leisure facilities, a theatre, schools and the Welsh Highland Railway. The nearby A499 also runs towards Pwllheli and the stunning Lleyn Peninsula, whilst the Eryri National Park can be easily accessed from this locality.