• Extended End Of Terrace Cottage +
• Rural Village Location +
• Generous Size Lounge With An Inglenook Fireplace +
• Light & Spacious Kitchen/Diner +
• 2 Double Bedrooms & Crog Loft +
• Fully Tiled Bathroom +
• Gas Central Heating & uPVC Double Glazing +
• Manageable Size Garden +
• Conservatory +
• Generous Size Utility Room +

If you are looking to get onto the property ladder, here is a great opportunity you must take a look at. This traditional 2 Bedroom Cottage has been extended and now provides a spacious home with a stunning mountain view. Advantage of No Onward Chain.

Set at the end of traditional terrace of quarryman’s cottages this extended 3 Bedroom home enjoys stunning views across the Nantlle Valley towards the mountains of Snowdonia in the distance. This delightful stone built cottage has a traditional layout with a large extension to the rear and briefly consists of a generous size Lounge that features a beamed ceiling and a beautiful slate inglenook fireplace that has a cast iron log burner. Beyond the Lounge is a small inner Hallway with a good size Double Bedroom to the side, as well as a fully tiled Bathroom that is fitted with a white bath suite with an over bath shower unit. A second Bedroom is off the Lounge and is currently being used a small Sitting Room. At the rear of the property is very spacious Kitchen/Diner that has a ceramic tiled floor and a range of white base and wall units, topped with a stone effect work surface. With ample room for a large dining table this really is the heart of the home. Further along is a generous size Utility room, which also has a traditional crog loft, and a standard size uPVC Conservatory, where you can sit back and relax whilst admiring the stunning view of the Nantlle ridge whatever the weather. In addition, located within the roof space, is a good size Loft accessed by a steep set of wooden stairs. The property has a gas central heating system and is also fitted with uPVC double glazing throughout. Outside at the front is a small garden either side of a concrete pathway, whilst to the rear is a slate patio garden with an ornamental pond as well as a gated parking area accessed from the rear. There is also a gated side entrance.

Talysarn is a rural village situated mid-way between the village of Penygroes and the beautiful Nantlle valley, the location providing some spectacular scenery being close to the Snowdonia National Park in an area long associated with the slate industry. The village has a primary school, community centre, solid fuel supplier and is served by a regular bus service. Just a short distance away is the larger village of Penygroes which has a good selection of shops and services available, schools (primary and secondary) and leisure facilities. Talysarn also boast a vineyard – the southerly aspect taking full advantage of any available sunshine. A few miles further is the principal town of Caernarfon with its historic castle, supermarkets, restaurants and cafes. Access along the North Wales coast is made easy by the much improved road network within the area.