This charming semi-detached period residence in the heart of Llanystumdwy is not just a home; it's a delightful blend of character and modern comfort.
As you step inside, the cozy lounge greets you with its charming beamed ceiling and a feature fire surround, creating a focal point that enhances the room's character. The dual aspect windows flood the space with natural light, and one window even includes a delightful window seat, perfect for curling up with a book or enjoying a peaceful view of the garden. This inviting ambiance makes the lounge an ideal spot for relaxation, blending warmth with a welcoming charm.
Adjacent to the lounge, the spacious kitchen is a delightful complement to the home, also featuring dual aspect windows. This well-equipped kitchen is designed for both functionality and style, boasting modern cabinetry alongside a built-in oven, hob, fridge, dishwasher, and washing machine. There’s plenty of room for a dining table, making it the perfect setting for family meals or entertaining guests. The stable-style door to the rear further enhances the charm of the space, adding a touch of traditional character that beautifully complements the stone cottage's rustic appeal.
On the first floor, you’ll find three comfortable bedrooms, each bright, and designed with modern living in mind. These are served by a contemporary shower room, providing a stylish and functional space for your daily routines.
Externally, the side garden is beautifully maintained, offering a generous lawn that invites outdoor activities and relaxation. A stylish decking area complements the space, perfect for al fresco dining or enjoying a sunny afternoon. Both the lawn and decking are neatly enclosed by a charming picket fence, providing a sense of privacy while enhancing the garden's overall appeal. This inviting outdoor area is ideal for gatherings, play, or simply unwinding in a serene environment.
Convenience is further elevated with a dedicated off-road parking area for one vehicle. Notably, a section of the fence features a specially designed rolling section that offers additional parking options if needed, ensuring versatility while maintaining the garden’s charm.
The village of Llanystumdwy offers a variety of amenities that cater to both residents and visitors. Among its highlights are a welcoming community village pub, perfect for enjoying a local pint with friends. Scenic routes along the Afon Dwyfor provide opportunities for beautiful walks and nature exploration. For those interested in history, the Lloyd George Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of the former Prime Minister. Families will appreciate the nearby Rabbit Farm, which is a fun spot for children. Additionally, the village boasts convenient public transport connections to nearby towns, including Criccieth and Pwllheli, making it easy to explore the surrounding areas. Notibly, there are also two local primary schools, one in the village itself and another eco-friendly primary school in Criccieth, that opened it's doors in 2024. Overall, Llanystumdwy combines charm with accessibility, making it an attractive location to live or visit.