- Detached bungalow enjoying panoramic views +
- Completely refurbished to a high standard +
- Open Plan Sitting Room/Dining Room/Kitchen +
- 3 Bedrooms one with en-suite +
- Family bathroom and separate WC +
- Garden and off road parking +
- Private Water and Septic Tank +
- UPVC Double Glazing and Oil Fired Central Heating +
- Current EPC Rating D +
Cysgod y Mynydd is a beautifully presented, detached bungalow of traditional construction with a slated roof, set close to Tal-y-Llyn Lake and beneath the foothills of the Cader Idris mountain range.
The property has been extensively refurbished and thoughtfully reconfigured to an exceptional standard, providing spacious and contemporary single-level living throughout. The accommodation features an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, two well-proportioned double bedrooms, and a principal bedroom complete with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. A family bathroom, additional WC, and utility room complete the internal layout. Large picture windows and bi-fold doors ensure the interior is flooded with natural light, while modern conveniences such as UPVC double glazing, a composite front door, and oil-fired central heating controlled via the HIVE system enhance comfort and efficiency. For added convenience, there is also excellent Wi-Fi at the property.
Occupying its own manageable gardens, the exterior offers ample off-road parking, a lawned front garden with hedge boundaries, and a variety of mature shrubs and trees. A detached garage sits to the side, with further lawned areas extending around the property. The exceptional setting provides uninterrupted views of the surrounding countryside, lake, and mountains, creating an impressive sense of space both inside and out.
Currently used as a main residence, Cysgod y Mynydd represents an ideal family home for those seeking a tranquil, semi-rural lifestyle in stunning surroundings.
Viewing is highly recommended.
Location
Nestled in the heart of Eryri National Park, the area surrounding Tal Y Llyn Lake offers breath-taking natural beauty, with dramatic mountain backdrops including Cader Idris, peaceful open countryside, and a tranquil lakeside setting. Popular for walking, fishing, and wildlife, this unspoilt landscape provides a perfect blend of rural charm and outdoor adventure, ideal for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle in one of Wales' most scenic locations.
Located approximately 8 miles away is the ancient market town of Dolgellau which sits within an area of outstanding natural beauty set in the Southern Snowdonia National Park, at the foot of the Cader Idris mountain range. Dolgellau is an excellent base for walkers and outdoor pursuits. The town provides a small cottage hospital, primary & secondary schools, a tertiary college as well as restaurants, supermarkets, pubs, library, rugby & cricket clubs.
Council Tax Band: E - £2,847.40
Tenure: Freehold