Alyn Road, Fairbourne, Gwynedd, LL38

Occupying a substantial level plot in a sought-after position within the village of Fairbourne, this distinctive four-bedroom dormer bungalow is believed to be one of the first homes built in the village, offering character, space, and wonderful views towards Cardigan Bay. The home retains a wealth of character throughout and has been a much loved home by the current owners for a number of decades.

The accommodation is well-proportioned throughout and begins with a spacious verandah ideal for storage, leading into a welcoming hallway featuring attractive parquet flooring, a wooden staircase to the first floor, and useful understairs storage. The ground floor offers two bedrooms, including a generous double bedroom with dual-aspect windows and a decorative cast-iron fireplace, alongside a single bedroom also benefiting from a decorative fireplace and wash basin.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall units and features an oil-fired Rayburn, walk-in pantry, and ample space for a breakfast dining table. A spacious living room provides an excellent entertaining area, with an open fireplace, bay window, and French doors opening directly onto a covered patio leading to the rear garden. Completing the ground floor is a family bathroom fitted with a bath and shower over, WC, wash basin, and heated towel radiator.

To the first floor, the landing provides access to an airing cupboard and two further sizeable bedrooms both enjoying sea views and benefiting from built-in storage. A second family bathroom serves this level. A particular highlight of the property is the delightful sun room, surrounded by glazing on three sides and enjoying superb views towards Cardigan Bay, creating the perfect space to relax and enjoy the spectacular sunsets.


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Externally, the property sits within generous gardens that wrap around the home. The front garden is laid mainly to lawn with mature shrubs and is enclosed by a traditional stone wall. To the rear, a large enclosed lawned garden enjoys attractive mountain views beyond the village. Additional benefits include a detached garage with power supply, a former washhouse providing versatile storage, and adjoining un-registered parking land.