Dinorwig, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55

If you love rural scenery and the fresh air of the great outdoors then don’t hesitate to view this characterful and most spacious home. Comes with generous gardens and superb mountain views.

A characterful stone built residence (link-detached) standing in a most dramatic elevated position within the rural community of Dinorwig, enjoying a superb open south easterly aspect with far reaching views of the surrounding Eryri/Snowdonia mountains and Padarn Lake located in the valley below. The property sits within its own generous garden grounds with a private driveway. The interior offers generously proportioned accommodation throughout with a split-level layout whilst thick walls add to its charms. The living room enjoys a dual aspect with exposed timber flooring and wood burning stove, the kitchen features a rustic slate flagged floor with underfloor heating, solid granite worktops and bi-folding doors and just off the kitchen is a useful utility area and separate modern WC with wash basin. 3 bedrooms reside on the first floor levels two of which are of a decent size and provide dramatic views. One bedroom features a pitched ceiling with exposed ‘A’ frames, the other also having a pitched ceiling and patio style doors (a Juliet balcony will be required for safety reasons). Externally, there’s a spacious lawned garden with a number of fruit trees and shrubs plus a decked area, timber shed and a further store adjacent to the drive and parking area. The property comes fitted with double glazing and oil fired central heating.

Dinorwig is a rural village situated in an elevated position above Llanberis dramatic mountain and lake views. The area is on a bus route and local amenities can be found in nearby Deiniolen which include a village store, primary school and public house. The celebrated village of Llanberis lies roughly 5 miles distant and is the ideal base to explore the National Park. On the coast is Caernarfon with its magnificent castle and town walls. The A55 expressway can be found on the edge of the city of Bangor which serves the North Wales coastline all the way to the ferry port at Holyhead.