Llewelyn Drive, Fairbourne, Gwynedd, LL38

Meuth, located on Llewellyn Drive, situated on the edge of the popular coastal village of Fairbourne. This three-bedroom detached bungalow offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property with significant potential. Set on an extensive, level plot, the home requires modernisation but provides a solid foundation for improvement, making it ideal for buyers looking to create a personalised living space. The property is well positioned between the sea and surrounding mountains, being just a short walk into the village centre. The property also benefits from solar panels and air source heating, adding to its long-term efficiency potential. Offered to the market with no onward chain, this is an ideal purchase for those seeking a project with space, flexibility, and excellent future prospects..
The accommodation is generously proportioned throughout and begins with an entrance porch leading into a central hallway, complete with a useful built-in cloak cupboard. The open-plan dining and living area forms the heart of the home, offering a versatile and sociable space. The dining area benefits from a pleasant outlook towards the Cadair Idris mountain range and includes an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The living room is both cosy and inviting, featuring a fitted solid fuel stove within a fireplace, and enjoys direct access to the rear garden along with views in the direction of the seafront.
The kitchen is accessed from the dining area and is fitted with a range of base and wall units with laminate worktops, an inset sink, and space for freestanding appliances. A door leads through to a useful lean-to, providing additional storage and practical space.
The property offers three bedrooms, including two well-proportioned double bedrooms overlooking the rear garden, and a third single bedroom to the front, currently utilised as a utility room with plumbing in place. The bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over, WC, and wash basin, complemented by partially tiled walls.

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Externally, the property continues to impress with its generous plot. To the front, there is a garden area with a stone wall boundary and driveway parking leading to the attached garage. The plot extends to the side, offering scope for the creation of additional parking if desired. The substantial rear garden is a particularly notable feature, having previously been arranged with pathways and ponds, and now offering a blank canvas for landscaping and outdoor design. While currently overgrown, it provides significant scope for transformation into an attractive and functional outdoor space.
Further benefits include an attached single garage with an up-and-over door and side window, as well as a rear store shed currently used as a log store.