Well if you’ve come searching for a view, have we got a view for you and the accommodation is pretty good too! Simply put, if you love rugged mountain scenery and want a stylish yet characterful home, this could well suit your brief. Viewing essential.

We’re pleased and excited to be able to offer this Semi-Detached Welsh Cottage built in 1870, situated in a remarkable setting on the edge of the rural community of Llan Festiniog, enjoying an elevated position whilst commanding exceptional views over the Vale of Ffestiniog towards the dramatic outline of the Moelwyn range on the far side of the valley – on any clear day, this view will take some beating for sure! The property is situated in the heart of the Eryri/Snowdonia National Park and surrounded by superb mountainous scenery yet is easily accessible with the excellent road links to hand and is within easy reach of plentiful amenities in neighbouring Blaenau Ffestiniog (with World Heritage status). This delightful property has been meticulously yet sympathetically modernised by the present owners to a most pleasing standard with a definite eye on the detail and general presentation. There’s definitely much charm here. The main living room is spacious with a pleasing dual aspect and of course the focal fireplace housing a large multi-fuel stove catches the eye as does the copious use of parquet flooring, something which features throughout the ground floor. Other additions include hardwood front and rear doors (stable type to the rear). The kitchen has also been renewed in a contemporary style yet purposely designed to mimic the surrounding landscape, featuring Dekton worktops and splashbacks with appealing textures and hues. Within the kitchen you’ll find a constant hot water tap system and high end appliances to include conventional oven, steam oven, hob (with extractor), fridge and dishwasher. Complementing the kitchen is a dedicated utility room adjacent. 2 decent sized bedrooms reside on the first floor (both with wood flooring) served by a modern shower room. A further highlight is the attic room/study which adds much flexibility. White goods and much of the furniture can be purchased by negotiation if required. Externally, to the side is a private off road parking area leading to a superb elevated decked platform/seating area (just imagine sitting here with a glass of your favourite). Here also are 2 useful garden stores. The garden to the rear is spacious and enjoys a southerly aspect and comes with a recently decked patio and pergola to make the most the outdoors and general relaxing. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and oil central heating.

The Vale of Ffestiniog is a dramatic setting surrounded by the impressive mountains of Eryri/Snowdonia. The Ffestiniog area in general is historically linked to its slate mining past, the evidence of which has clearly left its mark amongst the hillsides. A real asset and highlight for the area is the construction of a mountain bike centre near Llechwedd alongside subterranean caverns and much more besides. Blaenau Ffestiniog has a railway station and interestingly has the highest station on the Ffestiniog Railway which runs to Porthmadog and connects with the Welsh Highland Railway. Further on you will find the large town of Porthmadog with its scenic harbour and marina whilst within the town you’ll find the majority of your shopping needs taken care of together with schools and leisure facilities.