A highly desirable detached former corn mill full of charm and character, set in a peaceful countryside location.
The property needs some remedial attention and offers a porch entrance leading into an L shaped kitchen/breakfast room featuring quarry tiled flooring, fitted units, and an oil fired Rayburn. A staircase rises to the first floor, while an inner hall with quarry tiles opens into a delightful sitting room with a beamed ceiling, an inglenook-style recess, a stone-faced fireplace, and a “Villager” multi fuel stove converted to run on propane gas.
The first floor enjoys a long landing serving three bedrooms, each with built in wardrobes and pine panelled doors, along with a family bathroom. Partial night storage heating is installed.
Outside, the property benefits from tarmac parking to the front, a gravelled seating area with an outdoor log burning fire grate, remnants of the original mill wheel, and attractive stone walling. There is also a substantial stone-built workshop with a slate roof. Across the lane lies a small triangular garden with a stream boundary. An additional stone store sits to the side of the cottage, with steps rising to an upper lawned garden and a gate leading out to the roadway. A greenhouse and further steps lead into a wooded copse forming part of the grounds.
The property is situated along a quiet country lane approximately half a mile from the hamlet of Sarn, in the heart of the Ll?n Peninsula. The village offers two public houses, a modern convenience store and filling station, and a Community Hall. Primary and secondary schooling is available in nearby Botwnnog, about 1.5 miles away.