Pentir, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57

Charm and character galore! A generous and much enlarged detached 5 bedroom cottage, with 3 ground floor bedrooms & 2 First floor bedrooms, situated within the pleasing rural community of Pentir, ideally placed for the A55 expressway, city of Bangor and Eryri National Park. To fully appreciate, viewing is considered essential.

A lovely detached family home, boasting original period features, tucked away in the village of Pentir. The sitting room perhaps being the most charming of all with its beamed ceiling and eye-catching fireplace. The home also has beautiful wooden flooring running throughout which offsets the abundance of charm and character within the property. The open plan lounge/dining room is multifunctional as it provides ample space for general relaxation whilst also offering a space to socialise with family and friends. The kitchen holds a handsome Aga range taking centre stage, a room which in turn leads through to a southerly facing conservatory. This leads into a well-proportioned utility room fitted with amenities. Three double bedrooms reside on the ground floor, with a further two double bedrooms located upstairs within the older section of the house, providing a credible taste of originality. There are two modern bathrooms, featuring both bath and shower, at either end of the property for ultimate convenience. The property is fitted with double glazing and served by oil fired central heating.

Externally, there’s a gated driveway for off road parking where you are welcomed with a vegetable garden and summer house. A further two sections of garden are laid to lawn with a patio and mature hedged borders, providing much privacy.

For a brief overview of the layout of the accommodation please consult the floorplan contained within the sales details.

Pentir is a small rural community located just off the A4244 and set amidst open countryside, its position being ideal for quick and convenient travel to the city of Bangor and the A55 Expressway. You’re literally on the doorstep of the Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) whilst centrally located for easy access to the beauty of the Llyn Peninsula, the celebrated beaches of the Isle of Anglesey, Conwy and its historic castle and the wooded delights of Betws Y Coed. Amenities of a traditional Inn can be found within the community with a primary school in nearby Rhiwlas and the Beran convenience store/petrol station located roughly 1½ miles distant. The main shopping destination of Bangor offers a good choice of high street retailers within the city centre including out of town retail parks. There is also a good choice of schools, mainline railway service, a renowned university and further education facilities.