Bethel, Bodorgan, Isle of Anglesey, LL62

Feast your eyes on this spacious 4 Bedroomed Detached Residence which has in recent times been extensively renovated and enlarged and is situated on a generous corner plot on the edge of a small Anglesey village – viewing essential.

Situated on a small yet established residential estate on the edge of the Anglesey village of Bethel is this spacious and excellently presented Detached Family Residence, situated on a generous corner plot whist enjoying a superb easterly aspect from the rear overlooking open countryside with far reaching views of the Eryri mountain range on the mainland. The property was extended and extensively renovated in between 2022/23 to a particularly high standard, making this a practical family home that’s certainly pleasing on the eye, its fresh interior providing a welcoming feel. What was an attached double garage has been completely transformed into a superb kitchen/dining room, the sense of light and space enhanced by its pitched ceiling, its sunny southerly aspect and wide sliding patio doors. Completing this section of the property is a dedicated utility room with sink unit. Further work included the addition of a modern bathroom on the ground floor, a modern matching shower room on the first floor, new windows and doors and central heating system. The impressive list of improvements ensures that any prospective purchaser can move straight in with minimal fuss. The spacious lounge has a focal wood burning stove plus there’s a useful study with patio doors. 4 decent sized bedrooms reside on the first floor with the 2 rearmost enjoying the best of the views. Externally, there’s a driveway offering ample off road parking and EV charger, whilst the majority of the garden is laid to lawn – being particularly spacious and offering much scope for any keen gardener. There’s also a large garden store. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and oil fired central heating.

Bethel is a small village located on the Isle of Anglesey which, despite its diminutive size enjoys local amenities of a convenience store/Post Office, Doctor’s surgery and community centre whilst also being situated on a bus route. Also on the edge of the village is a mainline railway station. The village is also just a short drive from Newborough Forest, Llanddwyn Island and the scenic estuary at Malltraeth and Aberffraw along the stunning westerly coastline offering some 120 miles of coastal pathways to enjoy. Access to the main A55 expressway can be made at junction 6 making commuting easy to the port of Holyhead, Llangefni and the mainland. The larger town of Llangefni offers bustling trade with numerous shops, retailers and supermarkets as well as leisure facilities, schools, further education facilities and extensive industrial park.