3 Bed Detached House, Single Let, Caernarfon, LL55 4UL £295,000

• Enlarged Detached Period Residence +
• Characterful Yet Modernised & Well-Presented +
• 3 Bedrooms & Fully Tiled Bathroom +
• Lounge With Comforts Of Wood Burning Stove +
• Separate Dining Room With Snug Area +
• uPVC Double Glazing & Modern Electric Heating +
• Reasonably Sized Plot & Off Road Parking +
• Exceptional Setting Within Eryri/Snowdonia +
• Stunning Location – Perfect For Climbing/Walking +
• Internal Inspection Essential To Appreciate +

There’s no denying the splendor of the location in this steep sided mountain pass! This enlarged 3 bedroomed detached dwelling has character yet comes sympathetically modernised. Outside space and parking.

Situated within of one of North Wales’ most scenic and rugged mountain passes is this much enlarged Detached Period House, surrounded by the dramatic steep sided valley of Nant Peris within the Eryri/Snowdonia National Park and perfectly positioned for access to Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon and the surrounding peaks whilst offering some of the best and most celebrated rock climbing routes in the UK. The south westerly aspect provides superb views of the surrounding mountainscape. The property stands on a reasonably sized plot with the provision of off road parking. Internally, the property offers much character but comes sympathetically modernised and well-presented throughout. Much of the ground floor features quarry tiled floors, the lounge has the comforts of a wood burning stove and there’s a dedicated dining room with snug area. The kitchen features a built-in oven and hob and the bathroom comes fully tiled and fitted with a modern 3 piece suite with shower over bath. 3 bedrooms reside on the first floor. Externally, to the front and side is a lawned forecourt area and driveway for off road parking. The plot extends somewhat into the escarpment to the rear. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and modern electric heating.

The Nant Peris Valley with its steep sides, cuts through the Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon Massif to the right and the Glyder range to the left. It is the home of some of the world’s most famous rock climbs, Chris Bonington having frequented here when he was younger to sample its delights. Nearby Nant Peris village has a public house and is situated on a bus route which also ventures into the National Park. A short drive away is Llanberis, a bustling village that’s home to the famous rack and pinion steam railway that pulls its way to the summit of Yr Wyddfa/Snowdon. Llanberis has a wide and varied range of amenities where you can expect to find the usual village stores alongside famous outdoor outlets, a wide range of restaurants, museums and primary school.