Gwylan Uchaf, Y Felinheli, Gwynedd, LL56
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- PROPERTY TYPE
Detached
- BEDROOMS
4
- BATHROOMS
3
- SIZE
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Key features
- Detached Residence with Far Reaching Views
- West Facing Panorama
- Four Bedrooms
- Masses of Living Space
- Balconies
- Overlooking the Menai Straits
- Private Grounds
Description
Views do not get much more spectacular than this! The property is situated to benefit from awest facing rear, which has two sizeable and exceptionally usable balconies, both enjoying what are some incredible sunsets over the Menai Straits and across Ynys Mon (Anglesey). Additionally, the elevated location of the property provides views into the straits, both to the North and the South.
The seller will pay the Land Tax for the purchase of this property limited to that of a main residence.
A uniquely stunning and incredibly private four-bedroom detached property located in the quaint village of Y Felinheli in the county of Gwynedd, Northwest Wales. Deceiving in size, the property has been recently renovated by the current owner to create a fabulous family home. Included in the sale of the property are a weather station, swimming pool, hot tub and tower scaffold. Additionally, the furniture, carpets, curtains and light fittings are negotiable too.
Electric gates allow entrance on to the property, and you are greeted by a spectacular Chilean Pine, one of the best examples of a Monkey Puzzle Tree in the UK. You will find adequate parking here for three to four cars.
A modern hard wood front door leads you into the entrance hall. Here you will find a glazed panel staircase allowing access to the upper floor and an additional staircase with half landing feature leading to the lower bedrooms. Double French glazed doors lead to the main living space and a further secure door to the cloak shower room.
A kitchen area sets off the main living space and consists of cream and beech kitchen units with complementary beech laminate worktops. An island features with breakfast bar overhang, topped with Brazilian slate. Additionally incorporating a mid-height stainless steel double oven, self-circulating extractor unit in black glass above the induction hob, brown composite one and a half bowl sink with stainless steel hook tap located underneath an arched window, fridge freezer, dishwasher and engineered oak flooring.
The main living space includes a formal dining area with a patio door leading to the sizeable balcony, featuring a wind shield protector wall. Balcony access is also available from the morning area via three-way multi fold doors. Boasting composite decking and composite wall cladding, the balcony is two tiered too, with the lower floor bedrooms having access to the lower-level balcony.
A modern flame effect electric fire is presented in the main sitting area in addition to cornicing which can also be found in the formal dining area. The whole space is above normal height ceilings which gives it a light and airy feel.
The cloak shower room is incredibly functional and jack and jills to the garage/ utility/ kitchen storage area. Incorporating a quadrant shower tray and surround, electric shower, white economy flush w.c, floating sink and vinyl flooring. The door to the garage/ utility/ kitchen area is a fully secure, obscured, PVCu door and the cloak shower room is additionally presented with a push out, obscured, PVCu window for ventilation.
Affording drive through capability, the garage/ utility/ kitchen storage area is approximately 6m x 5m. The current owner utilises the space for leisure activities and the area features a dartboard and pool table. A significant sliding patio door allows access to the side of the property and the slate roofed portico/ walkway. The kitchen storage area features a single bowl sink and drainer, kitchen units which incorporate two larder units, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer. A staircase allows access to the upper floor kitchenette and bedrooms.
The portico area boasts a double doored garden shed and sizeable Swiss styled larch lapped mancave. The mancave affords French glazed entrance doors, mains electric and water and a further roller shutter door which is significant enough to allow access for a modest vehicle. Additionally, you will find a simple workshop, a four-man hot tub and a picture window. A dining area is presented outside the mancave and incorporates a firepit and patio area. From here, you will find access to the lower garden area via steps.
From the bottom of the steps, you will find access to the lawns and the side patio. The latter leads to the lower-level balcony and two of the three bedrooms on this floor. Access from here to the fully insulated outdoor heated swimming pool too, incorporating a solid winter top (astroturf) and a lightweight summer cover.
The lawns are evenly laid with sloping shrubbery. The patio area beside bedroom three has a feature the current owner titles ‘The Bog Garden’ which contains the retro toilets, washbasins for flowers, Peter Pan pipes and a bird bath. A tree arched pathway leads from the lower garden to a gate on to the public footpath, allowing speedy access to the village high street.
A double set of green decorative steps can be found to the south elevation, one set accesses the main drive area and the other takes you to the main bedroom via the porch/ library. At the base of these steps, you will find a further area suitable for seating and to admire the picturesque views.
As previously noted, the upper floor is accessed from either the main hallway or from the garage/ utility/ kitchen storage area. At the top of the stairs, you are greeted by a functioning kitchenette incorporating a single bowl sink, circular ceramic electric hob and storage cupboards. A window overlooks the mancave and rear parking area in addition to the stunning Strait views.
From the staircase you will also find a double bedroom featuring a built-in wardrobe and storage area and a sizeable Velux window with built in curtain to the ceiling allowing for natural light and ventilation.
A considerable bathroom, potential lounge area and boiler room are also accessed from the top of the staircase.
The upper floor bathroom features a retro white suite, incorporating an electric shower,
bath, w.c, shaver socket over a pedestal washbasin sitting above mirrored storage units, a console dressing/ make up wall fitted table and ceramic tiled flooring.
A compact boiler room, housing a 37kw Viessmann gas boiler. Additionally allowing access to the roof eaves and incorporates shelving for kitchen and bathroom consumables and other such equipment.
Accessed from the landing through French double doors, you will find the potential upper floor lounge area. The space is insulated, plastered, painted and is furnished with sockets and lighting. This space runs along the Strait elevation and has the further potential to lead to a fifth bedroom which currently incorporates a sizeable walk-in wardrobe.
The lower-level facilities include the considerable master bedroom with access to the lower garden through the library/ porch. A significant picture window is featured here with stunning Strait views. The master bedroom additionally boasts an exceptional en-suite bath/ shower room with a sizeable P shaped bath and modern white three-piece suite.
Along the lower floor access way, you will next find the kitchen/ utility room. Designer kitchen units are featured here together with a washer, tumble drier, deep freeze, tall broom cupboard and a unique double corner sink.
Further on, you will find bedroom three which boasts French doors leading out on to the lower garden patio and swimming pool access, in addition to the lower balcony.
The main bathroom is located between bedroom two and three. Comprising of a white three-piece suite, shower, mirrored cabinet and ceramic tile flooring.
And last but by no means least is bedroom two. A Strait facing double bedroom with French doors leading to the lower balcony and a built-in wardrobe.
Rooms & Dimensions
Entrance Hall 5.465m x 2.881m
Cloakroom 3.018m x 2.778m
Breakfast Kitchen 5.442m x 2.911m
Dining Area 5.555m x 2.354m
Lounge Area 8.619m x 4.309m
Bedroom 5.595m x 3.192m (L-shaped)
En-Suite 2.823m x 2.766m
Rear Porch / Seating Area 2.990m x 1.294m
Utility Room 3.063m x 2.875m
Bathroom 2.985m x 1.783m
Bedroom 3.487m x 3.265m
Dressing Room 2.396m x 1.554m
Bedroom 4.767m x 3.192m
Garage 5.207m x 4.695m
Studio Kitchen 2.627m x 2.067m
Studio Bedroom 3.053m x 2.649m
Studio Bathroom 2.962m x 1.863m
L Shaped Workshop / Hot Tub 6.325m x 3.331m
Y Felinheli is a small village located in the county of Gwynedd, in north-west Wales. It is situated on the Menai Strait, which separates the Isle of Anglesey from the mainland.
The village has a population of around 2,000 residents and is known for its picturesque scenery, including views of the Snowdonia mountains. Y Felinheli has a long history, with evidence of human habitation in the area dating back to the prehistoric era. It was also once an important port and shipbuilding centre.
One of the notable features of Y Felinheli is the marina, which serves as a hub for water sports and recreational activities. The marina offers boat moorings, sailing facilities, and stunning views of the Menai Strait. It has also become a popular spot for tourists, particularly those interested in sailing and fishing.
The village has a friendly and tight-knit community, with several community groups and events taking place throughout the year. There are also a few local shops, pubs, and restaurants, providing amenities and entertainment for both residents and visitors.
Y Felinheli is conveniently located near several popular tourist attractions. It is a short drive away from the historic town of Caernarfon, famous for its medieval castle and town walls. The village is also within close proximity to Snowdonia National Park, offering ample opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and other outdoor activities.
Overall, Y Felinheli is a charming village, offering a peaceful and scenic setting for residents and visitors alike.
Bangor is a city located in the county of Gwynedd, in north-west Wales. It is the oldest city in Wales and has a population of approximately 20,000 residents. Bangor is situated on the northern coast of Wales, near the Menai Strait and the Isle of Anglesey.
The city is known for its rich history, dating back to the sixth century when the Bangor Monastery was established. This historic establishment attracted scholars and pilgrims from all over Britain and Ireland, making Bangor an important centre of learning.
Today, Bangor is home to Bangor University, which was founded in 1884 and is one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Wales. The university brings a vibrant and youthful energy to the city, with a diverse student population and a wide range of academic and cultural activities.
Bangor's location near the coast and the stunning Snowdonia National Park provides residents and visitors with breathtaking natural scenery. The city is surrounded by mountains, offering opportunities for hiking, climbing, and exploring the outdoors. The nearby Menai Strait is also a popular destination for water sports such as sailing, kayaking, and fishing.
The city centre of Bangor features a mix of historic and modern architecture, with quaint shops, cafes, an d restaurants. The pedestrianized High Street is the main shopping area and is lined with a variety of independent retailers as well as larger chain stores.
Bangor Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral Church of St. Deiniol, is a notable landmark in the city. The cathedral dates back to the 6th century and is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture. It attracts visitors with its magnificent stained-glass windows and serene atmosphere.
Throughout the year, Bangor hosts various cultural events and festivals, including the Bangor Music Festival, Bangor Science Festival, and the Gwyl y Faenol music festival, which takes place at the nearby Faenol Estate.
Overall, Bangor is a vibrant city with a rich history, stunning natural surroundings, and a thriving cultural scene. It offers a mix of traditional charm and modern amenities, making it an appealing destination for residents and visitors alike.
Tenure: Freehold
Services: Mains Water and Drainage
EPC: TBC
Council Tax Band: G
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Band: G
Gwylan Uchaf, Y Felinheli, Gwynedd, LL56
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Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Llanfairpwll Station2.6 miles
- Bangor Station4.0 miles
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