• Spacious Mid Terrace Period Cottage +
• Appealing Accommodation With Much Charm +
• 2 Bedrooms & Bathroom (With Rolled Top Bath) +
• Lounge/Dining Room With Multi-fuel Stove +
• uPVC Double Glazing & Electric Heating +
• Private Off Road Parking For 2 Vehicles +
• Gardens Front & Rear & Shepherds Hut (Office) +
• Pleasant Location Adjoining Open Countryside +
• Within Easy Reach Of Village Amenities +
• Internal Viewing Considered Essential +

There’s no denying its appealing exterior – a spacious and sympathetically modernised Mid Terrace 2 Bedroomed Cottage situated in a pleasant position on the edge of the village of Brynsiencyn. Manageable gardens, off road parking and Shepherd’s Hut (office).

With a most appealing exterior for that all important first impression is this surprisingly spacious Mid Terrace Period Cottage, situated in a pleasant position on the edge of the village of Brynsiencyn, adjoining open countryside whilst enjoying far reaching views of the Eryri mountains from the first floor, including Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Whilst the property stands on the periphery of the village, amenities are within easy reach as is the scenic coastline located no too far away. The charming yet modernised interior offers a decent sized lounge with multi-fuel stove and ample space for dining purposes plus solid wood flooring and there’s a modern kitchen with built-in oven and hob whilst patio doors open out to the rear garden. 2 bedrooms reside on the first floor (both with storage cupboards) served by a luxurious bathroom with rolled top bath and the convenience of a separate shower. Externally, accessed along a shared driveway to the front is a gravelled off road parking area sufficient for at least 2 vehicles and an enclosed forecourt garden. To the rear is the main garden which is primarily laid to lawn with a few mature plants, shrubs and trees to the borders. Also, built some 5 years previous is a cute looking timber constructed Shepherd’s Hut which comes fitted with power/light and currently functions as a useful home office. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and electric heating.

Brynsiencyn offers local amenities of a convenience store, public house and primary school. The village is also positioned just a short distance from the coastline of the scenic Menai Strait where there are numerous tourist attractions. The main A4080 allows easy travel to Llanfairpwllgwyngyll and Menai Bridge. The main A55 expressway connects you to Bangor on the mainland which has numerous schools, colleges, university, a wide range of famous high street shopping retailers and out of town outlets. Anglesey enjoys over 120 miles of breath-taking coastline and with the dramatic backdrop of the Eryri mountain range to the south, this really is a beautiful corner of Wales in which to settle.