• Generous 4 Storey Terraced House +
• Elevated Position Offering Exceptional Views +
• 4 Double Bedrooms, Bathroom & 2 WC’s +
• 3 Reception Rooms & Modern Kitchen +
• uPVC Double Glazing & Gas Central Heating +
• Overlooks The Scenic Harbour & Eryri Mountains +
• Private Paved Patio Garden +
• Close To Beaches & Town Centre Amenities +
• Viewing Essential To Fully Appreciate Its Position +

If you’re after a spectacular view then you’ve definitely come to the right place! This is a 4 Storey 4 Bedroomed Mid Terrace House complete with private patio garden in the popular coastal town of Porthmadog. Superb aspect from all rearward facing rooms.

Offering dramatic views of the scenic Glaslyn Estuary, Porthmadog harbour with the fabulous outline of the Moelwyn mountain range and the peak of Cnicht, this spacious 4 Storey Mid Terrace House - with attractive period front elevation - really takes some beating if a stunning view is high on your priority list. The proximity of the town centre and nearby beaches at Borth Y Gest make this a very appealing prospect. The scenery is quite spectacular! As mentioned, the property offers accommodation laid across 4 floors, the main lounge and dining room being on the ground floor with a further sitting room complete with kitchen on the lower ground floor – this room enjoys patio doors opening to the garden plus there’s a WC/utility (there is also a shower, however the washing machine is currently placed inside this). There are 2 double bedrooms on the first floor served by a 3 piece suite bathroom plus additional WC with 2 further double bedrooms located on the second floor, the rearmost bedroom commanding arguably the best views in the house! Externally, to the rear is a reasonable spacious paved patio garden. There is also a private pathway leading to the side. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating.

The thriving town of Porthmadog is located at the mouth of the beautiful Glaslyn Estuary towards the southern edge of the Vale of Ffestiniog, perfect for exploring the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia). Porthmadog harbour played a big part in the shipping of Welsh slate to all corners of the world yet is now a thriving harbour for both the locals, fishermen and leisure orientated craft. The town is home to the Ffestiniog and Welsh Highland Railway - the sights and sounds of which can be enjoyed from the property. The town has an extensive range of amenities including primary and secondary schools, national and local retailers and a range of supermarkets. There are a good variety of bistros, restaurants and pubs to enjoy as well as a golf course.