Caeathro, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55

Enjoying a quiet rural location, Cilgwythwych is a traditional stone built detached farmhouse that makes a perfect family home. With lots of original features and 3 double bedrooms, you really must book a viewing now.

Set amongst the rolling countryside between Waunfawr and Caeathro, this traditional Double Fronted Stone Farmhouse is full of original features and offers a perfect opportunity to buy a spacious family home with stunning views across the neighbouring farm fields. The generous size accommodation briefly comprises of a small Entrance porch to the rear, that leads into the large Dining Room that features a red and black quarry tiled floor and an open fireplace with a decorative slate surround. Off the dining Room is a compact Kitchen area, fully fitted with a range of white base and wall units, topped with a wooden work surface and equipped with an eye level electric oven and a ceramic hob. A useful Utility Room with a Shower Room is to the side. Completing the ground floor is a delightful Lounge with an exposed beamed ceiling and a magnificent stone Inglenook fireplace with a cast iron log burner. Off the Lounge is a second much smaller reception room that is currently used as an office. Upstairs off a central landing are 3 good size Double Bedrooms, with the two front rooms enjoying a far reaching view across the surrounding countryside. All are served by a spacious, fully laminated Bathroom that has been fitted with a white bath suite. The property has an oil fired central heating system as well as uPVC double glazing to keep you warm during those colder months.

The property is located in a quiet countryside setting, roughly equidistant between the town of Caernarfon and the village of Llanrug. Access to the university city of Bangor, Llanberis, the Snowdonia National Park and coastline is made easy by the excellent road network nearby, so you can enjoy rural life without the hastle. Nearby Caernarfon has a great deal of appeal, offering excellent facilities and services as well as numerous schools, an extensive array of leisure facilities as well as supermarkets and shops. The attractive dockside area is also home to a restaurants, gym facilities and a theatre. Caernarfon is the administrative centre for Gwynedd and enjoys a vibrant town centre with a magnificent 13th century castle as its main focal point. The city of Bangor is some 9 miles distant with easy access to the A55 Expressway and the Snowdonia National Park is practically on your doorstep.