Beddgelert,LL55 4NG

Situated within the Snowdonia National Park, Craflwyn Lodge is located just off the A498 on the entrance to Craflwyn Hall and within easy walking distance from the picturesque tourist village of Beddgelert where there is a primary school, village shops, post office, public houses and café.

The Location
Situated within the Snowdonia National Park, Craflwyn Lodge is located just off the A498 on the entrance to Craflwyn Hall and within easy walking distance from the picturesque tourist village of Beddgelert where there is a primary school, village shops, post office, public houses and café.

The National Trust is Europe's leading conservation charity, and is committed to preserving special places for ever, for everyone. The Trust depends on the income it generates from its rental properties, and could not deliver its core objectives without the support of its thousands of tenants and volunteers.

Craflwyn Lodge is part of the Craflwyn Estate which the Trust acquired in 1994 which Includes Nearby National Trust properties include Hafod y Llan, the Trusts largest in-hand farm at the summit of Snowdon, part of which is also under Trust ownership as well as other residential properties and farms. Also Llyndy Isaf which was brought by public donations in 2013. For details of engagement opportunities with the National Trust please telephone or e-mail: wn. .

The Property
Ground Floor
Entrance- Open porch with front door leading to:

Living Room (3.50m x 3.80m)
Solid fuel open fire with cast iron inset, wooden surround and slate hearth. Blue fitted carpet. Curtain pole. Double sockets x 3. Pendant light fitting. TV point. Phone point. Hardwired heat detector and carbon dioxide alarm.
Radiator and access to:

Front double bedroom (3.40 x 2.90m)
New grey fitted carpet. Pendant light fitting. Double socket x 2.
Radiator. Curtain runners.

Side double bedroom (3.5m x 3.1m) Access from living room:
New grey Blue fitted carpet. Radiator x 2. Pendant light fitting. Curtain poles x 2.

Rear hallway Accessed through living room giving access to back door and garden, quarry tiles, electric meter and fuse box, loft hatch, hard wired smoke alarm. Radiator x 1. Double socket x 1. Pendant light fitting.

Bathroom Accessed via rear hallway: white 3 piece suite with electric over the bath shower. Blue/green spec non slip lino
Part tiled walls.Radiator. Expel air.

Kitchen (3.3m x 3.5m) Accessed via rear hallway:
New Howdens Burford Ivory fitted base and wall units, cream tile splash back, stainless steal sink and single drainer and mixer taps, oil fired Rayburn heating water and heating system, quarry tile floor, electric hob, double sockets x 4, pendant light fitting. Plumbing for Dishwasher and Washing Machine.

Outside The property is situated off the A498, approximately 1 mile north east of Beddgelert. Two car parking spaces will be reserved for the residents of the Lodge in the main Craflwyn car park. The property is situated with in a good sized garden (requiring groundwork) with mature and small trees, post and wire/privet hedge boundary, slate path around the property, small timber garden shed, stone and timber log store and oil tank.

Services
Mains Electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating system.

Outgoings and Council Tax
The tenant is to pay Council Tax, and all other outgoings relating to the property. The property is in Band D for Council Tax and the standard charge for 2026/2027 payable to Gwynedd Council is £2,320.17

Energy Performance Certificate
An Energy Performance Certificate is available for this property in accordance with the Energy Performance of Buildings Regulations

The Tenancy
Term
The property is available to let under an Periodic Standard Occupation Contract.

Rent
The prospective tenant is asked to pay £625.00 per calendar month. The rent is to be payable monthly in advance with the first payment being made on the commencement of the tenancy.

Rent reviews
The National Trust carries out rent reviews of the property every two years to open market value.

Deposit The National Trust do not take a deposit.

Insurance
The National Trust will be responsible for insuring the building but the Tenant will be responsible for insuring the contents.

Repairing Responsibilities
(Summary)
The Trust will be responsible for repairs to the structure, exterior of the building, installations for the supply of services, external decoration.
The Tenant will be responsible for internal repairs and decoration, garden, fences, the cost of servicing appliances. The tenant will be responsible for ensuring that the septic tank is emptied and the chimney is swept as necessary.

Sub Letting
The property shall be occupied as a single private residence only. There will be no right to assign, sub-let or part with possession for the whole or any part of the premises.

Pets
Tenants must seek the landlord's permission for any animals or birds to be kept at the property.

VIEWING IS STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT ONLY - Shortlisting invited those parties to a viewing day, of which to be specified at a later date.

Credit Check
The National Trust will request all interested parties to complete the enclosed/attached Credit Reference Tenancy Application Form. All information contained will be handled in compliance with the Data Protection Act. Only the successful applicant will be subject to the Credit Check by the Credit Referencing Agency.

THE NATIONAL TRUST

The National Trust was founded as an independent charity to hold and manage in perpetuity for the benefit of the nation countryside of outstanding natural beauty and buildings of historic interest in Wales, England and Northern Ireland.

The Trust fulfils its statutory responsibilities, as laid down in the National Trusts Acts, through ownership and direct management, and its prime concern is for the conservation and management of the properties in its care.

The Trust cares for an estate of 590,000 acres (237,867 hectares) of land which is associated more than 20,000 vernacular buildings, as well as 230 houses of historic interest, 114 gardens, 62 landscapes parks, 1000 scheduled ancient monuments and over 40,000 sites of archaeological interest. The Trust protects 550 miles of coastline through ownership and covenants. In Wales, the Trust owns over 110,000 acres (44,550 hectares).