For Sale 1 Bed House - Terraced
Harlech £195,000
Property Features
Harlech, LL46 2YT
Contact Agent
Llanbedr1a Tyn Celyn, Sarn Hir
Llanbedr
Gwynedd
LL45 2HN
Tel: 01341 475000
About the Property
Bryn Y Coed is a gem of a traditional stone cottage with a rare combination of sea views, gardens and parking.
This one bedroom charming mid-terrace property exudes all the warmth and character expected of a Welsh cottage and has a cosy open fire perfect for those chilly evenings. It is within minutes walk of Harlech high street has parking for 2 cars and a good sized garden complete with garden room.
Sea glimpses can be seen through the trees from the windows to the front and the garden stretches up the hillside at the back providing the most glorious panoramic views across Cardigan Bay taking in Portmeirion and the tip of Snowdon. The summer house/garden room provides the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the beauty of the surroundings, enjoy the spectacular sunsets or employ as a home office, hobby space or over flow accommodation when guests come to stay.
Inside is an open plan lounge/diner/kitchen with views to the front and seating around the open fireplace. Upstairs is a large bedroom with panoramic views plus a spacious bathroom with both bath and separate shower. The kitchen area has been refitted and a useful utility room to the rear is home to additional appliances and storage. It is double glazed through out with electric heating plus the cosy open fire.
The current owners have poured their hearts into lovingly improving this cottage, resulting in a characterful coastal home that is both inviting and unique. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, downsizing, or looking for an investment opportunity, this property ticks all the boxes. It is being sold with the benefit of NO ONWARD CHAIN.
Located just minutes away from Harlech High Street and the famous castle. The glorious sandy beaches, mountains and woods are also in walking distance.
- Traditional one bedroom Welsh cottage with breathtaking coastal and mountain views and walking distance of Harlech high street
- Parking for 2 cars
- Rear garden with panoramic coastal views and a garden room
- Cosy open plan living space with open fire on granite hearth in period surround
- Refitted kitchen plus utility room
- Large double bedroom with spectacular views
- Spacious bathroom with bath and shower cubicle
- Fully double glazed
- Holiday rental potential
- NO ONWARD CHAIN
Property Details
Entrance Hall
The door opens to the inner hall way with door to the lounge and stairs rising to the first floor. The stair carpet is a wool twist deluxe grade from Cormar Carpets. A salvaged ship's door leads to the lounge.
Lounge/Diner/Kitchen
4.13 ( max) x 4.76 (13'6" ( max) x 15'7")
Open plan to the kitchen with a cosy open fire in feature period fireplace on granite hearth and space for small dining table and chairs. There are sea glimpses through the trees from the window to the front and the room benefits from attractive high traffic standard and water proof wood effect vinyl flooring.
Kitchen Area
Refitted well equipped kitchen with plenty of counter space, wall and base units and built in induction hob and oven.
Utility
2.31 x 1.55 (7'6" x 5'1")
A very useful space with space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for fridge freezer, counter and stainless steel sink and drainer. Stable door to rear garden.
Bedroom
4.24 x 2.49 (13'10" x 8'2")
A spacious double with incredible sea views from the window to the front.
Bathroom
2.7 x 2.26 (8'10" x 7'4")
With white suite comprising of low level WC, hand basin, bath and separate shower cubicle. Having vinyl floor, airing cupboard with hot water tank and window to the rear.
Rear Garden
A series of stone steps lead up to the rear garden, largely laid to lawn with terraced seating areas and flanked with mature trees, bushes and shrubs. The level lawned area at the top has seating and sunbathing areas perfect for soaking up the sun, enjoying the expansive views which extend over Harlech to the sea, Llyn Peninsula and the Snowdonia mountain range beyond. There is also a large garden room/summer house from which to fully appreciate the fabulous and extensive views and spectacular sunsets what ever the weather or time of year.
The parking area is opposite the property on the other side of the road and provides parking for 2 cars and even enjoys a sea view through the trees.
Parking Area/Front Garden
Opposite the property is the parking area/additional garden. There is space to park two cars or this flat land could make an additional lawn, vegetable patch etc,
Additional Information
The property is connected to mains electricity and water. Drainage is private to septic tank shared with the neighbours. The property is fully double glazed with electric heating and the open fire in the lounge. The cottages were built for workers in the nearby Manganese mines.
A right of way exists for the owner' of this cottage to access the rear garden via the neighbour's pathway.
Harlech and its Surrounds
The stunning golden sands of Harlech beach are just a 20 minute walk away. Bryn Y Coed is well placed within walking distance to the local facilities such as the railway station, shops, pubs, buses, medical centre and schools.
Harlech is in the heart of the Snowdonia National Park famous for its World Heritage listed castle. It has astonishing views across Tremadog Bay to the Llyn Peninsula and one of the most picturesque golden sandy beaches in Wales. It has recently been given the accolade of having the second steepest street in the world at Ffordd Pen Llech just a five minutes walk from Bryn Y Coed
Harlech has a wealth of traditional architecture, shops and restaurants. It also boasts the internationally renowned Royal St David's links golf course. Further afield are the larger towns of Barmouth (8 miles) and Porthmadog (12 miles) which offer more shops and large supermarkets. At least two of the large national supermarkets have a delivery service to Harlech.
The Rhinog mountain range provides the spectacular backdrop to the town which is one of the most rugged and remote terrains to be found in Wales. The mountains and hills provide hiking and walking opportunities for all ranges of abilities.
