Llwyngwril, Gwynedd

Step Inside:

Ground Floor

Step into this charming coastal home through the welcoming entrance porch, the perfect place to leave boots and coats after long walks along the nearby coastline. From here, you enter the spacious dining area, where a large table beneath a chandelier sets the scene for family Sunday lunches and relaxed gatherings with friends. Double doors open directly onto the lawned gardens, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living. To the right, you’ll find the main living room, a well proportioned space comfortably accommodating two large sofas. At its heart is a striking inglenook fireplace with a dark timber lintel, surrounded by rough stone walls that add to the room’s character and warmth. A central beam running through the room serves as a reminder of the property’s heritage, while two front facing windows frame views of the sea. Deep window seats invite you to relax with a book while taking in the coastal scenery. A half-landing staircase leads to the first floor, while (truncated)

Ground Floor Cont.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wooden base and overhead units with worktops above, complemented by a sink and drainer positioned perfectly to take in sea views while you prepare meals. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher, four-ring induction hob, eye level oven and grill, and a fridge freezer, with space for a circular four-seater breakfast table for casual dining. The angled ceiling with exposed beams adds character and height, in keeping with the warm, natural feel of the cabinetry. Completing the ground floor is a useful double bedroom with an adjoining ensuite shower room, perfect for guests or as a convenient ground-floor retreat. For those not needing a downstairs bedroom, this room could easily serve as a cosy snug or home office, providing additional reception space to suit your lifestyle needs.

First Floor

Ascending to the first floor, you arrive at a spacious landing featuring rustic stone walls, with ample room for a landing office area or a chaise longue for quiet reading. A large window floods the property with natural light, while a loft hatch provides access to valuable storage space. The master bedroom is a bright, welcoming space, filled with natural light and offering sea views through two windows on either side of the bed. A vaulted ceiling with two exposed beams enhances the feeling of space, while integrated storage within the eaves ensures practicality without compromising style. The shower room on this floor offers a fully plumbed shower, vanity unit, and WC, with a window framing views over the garden.

First Floor:

The second bedroom is another comfortable double, overlooking the colourful gardens below. Period features such as exposed beams add character and warmth to the room. Cleverly designed off the second bedroom is an ensuite shower room and a dressing room, adding an extra sense of luxury. From the dressing room, a door leads out to your elevated conservatory, complete with its own bar area and sofas, a perfect indoor space to relax with a drink while watching the sea beyond. The fantastic conservatory provides an indoor viewpoint over the gardens and the sea, allowing you to enjoy the stunning views even during the cooler months.

Garage & Studio

The two storey detached stone garage benefits from an electric door for ease of access and provides secure storage for a car, boat, or other equipment. The upper floor, currently used as a studio and accessed from the garden above, offers flexible potential, ideal as a cinema room, gym, or home office. Subject to the necessary planning consents, the entire building could be reconfigured into a charming two storey annexe or holiday let by incorporating a spiral staircase, an especially appealing prospect given its proximity to the sea and the stunning views on offer.

Step Outside:

Gardens & Grounds

Bro Fy Mebyd offers truly magical gardens with a distinctly Mediterranean feel, all positioned to take in the sea views. Arranged over two levels, the upper garden has the charm of a grand walled garden, providing privacy and tranquillity while framing views of the blue sea. A striking stone seating area beneath a colourful pergola creates a stunning vantage point to watch for dolphins, soak up summer days hosting family and friends, and as evening falls, it becomes the perfect spot to unwind and watch the magical Welsh sunset dip into the horizon. At the heart of the walled garden lies a flat central lawn, ideal for children to play, bordered by gravel paths that reflect the summer sun onto the beautiful stonework of the home. A trickling waterfall feature flowing into a pond adds a calming soundtrack to your days in the garden, enhancing the sense of peace and retreat.

Gardens & Grounds Cont,

The gardens are rich with colour and greenery, with vibrant hydrangeas adding bursts of colour and a striking monkey puzzle tree taking pride of place on the front lawn. Various paths wind through the planting, revealing secluded seating areas and benches, each with its own unique perspective of the sea and gardens. A gravelled driveway leads down to the lower level of the property, offering ample parking alongside lawns adorned with a variety of plants and trees, including apple and pear trees, grapevines, and other established greenery, all set against a backdrop of glorious sea views. This lower level not only provides practical outdoor space but also presents exciting potential for further development, subject to planning, allowing you to fully capitalise on the exceptional coastal setting.

Outline Planning

The property also benefits from recently granted outline planning permission for a three bedroom bungalow positioned at the front of the gardens. This presents an exciting opportunity to create a second residence on the grounds, ideal for extended family, multi-generational living, or as a holiday let. Alternatively, for buyers not in need of additional accommodation, the plot could be repurposed for other uses, such as further garaging, the construction of an outbuilding (subject to planning), or simply expanding the existing parking area, perfect for those with multiple vehicles, boats, or larger equipment. For those seeking a project with strong investment potential, the opportunity to build the bungalow represents a clear route to a profitable return.

Location

The property is nestled on the edge of the village of Llwyngwril, within the picturesque Snowdonia National Park, just 0.8 miles from the village centre and its amenities, which include a welcoming pub, a convenience store, and access to the Cambrian Coast Railway line. The vibrant market towns of Dolgellau and Tywyn are within easy reach, around 10 and 9 miles away respectively, offering a wider range of shops, services, and local amenities. The popular seaside town of Aberdovey lies approximately 12.5 miles to the south, providing independent shops, restaurants, pubs, a championship golf course, a harbour, and a railway station. This spectacular corner of West Wales is renowned for its stunning beaches and breathtaking coastal sunsets. Outdoor enthusiasts will relish the abundance of hiking trails throughout Snowdonia National Park, as well as a wide variety of water sports along the coast. Whether seeking adventure or tranquillity, this location offers an unparalleled (truncated)

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Council Tax

Band G.

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