• Traditional Mid Terrace Period House +
• Characterful Interior +
• 2 Bedrooms & Bathroom +
• Living Room With Wood Burning Stove +
• uPVC Double Glazing Throughout +
• Yard/Garden & Sizeable Outbuilding/Studio +
• Sea Views From First Floor +
• Will Require A Degree Of Modernising +
• Historic Village Location Close To Coastline +

A characterful 2 Bedroomed Mid Terrace Period House situated within the historic village of Clynnogfawr, located on the doorstep of beautiful coastal and mountainous scenery, the village store and main A499 route. Comes with a superb outbuilding (Studio).

A characterful Mid Terrace Period House situated within the historic village of Clynnogfawr, being located on the doorstep of beautiful coastal and mountainous scenery whilst conveniently positioned for the village store and the main A499 route for easy travel between Caernarfon and Pwllheli. The scenic coastline is less than ½ mile on foot plus there are sea views to be enjoyed from the first floor - included is a most useful and spacious Outbuilding, see text below. The interior offers a cosy living room with the comforts of a wood burning stove plus enough space for dining with the kitchen situated to the rear of the dwelling. 2 bedrooms reside on the first floor served by a 3 piece suite bathroom with electric shower over bath. Externally, to the rear is a small yard with steps leading to a narrow section of garden located to the right of the shared pathway. To the right is the large outbuilding (Studio) which is accessed from the rear. This outbuilding offers power/light and a high ceiling providing a real sense of light and space – it certainly offers some exciting possibilities and perfect as a “work from home” office or suchlike (there is a fitted WC and washbasin). Whilst the property is modernised, it would profit from further updating work and there is no heating other than the wood burning stove and an electric radiator in the bathroom. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing throughout.

Situated just off the main A499, Clynnogfawr boasts a spectacular 7th century church and there’s the combined convenience of a petrol station/store (undergoing renovation). The main shopping town of Caernarfon lies some 14 miles distant, and Bangor is only 25 minutes away by road following the recent opening of the Caernarfon bypass. (There is also the coastal town of Pwllheli in the opposite direction) which can be reached easily by the much improved coastal road within approximately 20 minutes by car. Needless to say, there are numerous beaches nearby to enjoy alongside some beautiful mountainous scenery.