• Grade II Listed End Terrace House +
• Charming & Characterful Throughout +
• Sympathetically Modernised +
• 3 Bedrooms & Stylish Bathroom +
• Electric Aga Range & 2 Wood Burning Stoves +
• Planning Granted For Air Source Heating +
• Elevated Rock Escarpment Area To Rear +
• Southerly Aspect With Scenic Riverside Views +
• Located In The Heart Of Stunning Eryri/Snowdonia +
• Distinct Advantage of No Onward Chain +

Offering all the charm you’ll ever need is this spacious 3 Bedroomed Grade II Listed End Terrace Cottage, located in the heart of the scenic rural village of Beddgelert in the depths of the Eryri National Park. Southerly aspect with riverside views.

Occupying a splendid position with riverside views and a pleasing southerly aspect is this most charming and surprisingly spacious Grade II Listed End Terrace Cottage that’s being offered with No Chain, located in the heart of the scenic rural village of Beddgelert in the depths of the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), surrounded by steep wooded hillsides and dominated by the majestic peak of Moel Hebog to the west. The property sits just a few yards from the picturesque bridge which crosses the Colwyn river whilst local amenities are close to hand, including a number of popular pubs/restaurants. The characterful exterior with its sash and central bay windows compliments the interior nicely, offering rustic charm throughout yet has been sympathetically modernised where deemed essential to make this a practical home. The kitchen offers appeal with its free-standing solid wood kitchen units, built-in window seat and Aga range (converted to electric) whilst a wood burning stove resides within the dining hall. Also located on the ground floor is the convenience of a WC and bedroom plus a recess with plumbing for washing machine to the inner hall. The principal lounge resides on the first floor (for the best views of course) and offers the comforts of a wood burning stove and bay window. 2 further bedrooms are served by a family bathroom fitted with a luxury rolled-top bath. We have been informed that planning permission has been granted (Application No. NP2/11/LB164D & NP2/11/LB164C) for the fitment of an air source central heating system in addition to secondary glazing, something which could prove useful for the next prospective owner (the old oil tank is still in-situ). Externally, to the rear there is access (via steel ladders) to a reasonably level area atop a rocky escarpment – this offers potential for the erection of a platform/patio (subject to planning consents).