6 High Street
Harlech
Gwynedd
LL46 2YA
2 Castle View, Harlech
Offers in the region of £265,000
2 Bedroom House
- Stunning sea, mountain and Castle views from house and garden
- 2 bedroom semi detached cottage with spacious kitchen and light filled lounge
- Large rear enclosed garden with summerhouse
- New heating system
- Retaining the charm and character of the original cottage which has been successfully combined with all needs of modern day living
- A charming, warm and welcoming home
- Minutes walk from the town centre of Harlech
- Off street parking may be available by agreement
Boasting stunning views of Harlech castle and the sweeping panorama of Morfa Harlech and the Llyn Peninsula - with a backdrop of the Cambrian mountains - 2 Castle View really is a dream Welsh cottage. In summary the cottage has 2 good sized bedrooms, generous kitchen and light filled lounge. The property is packed full of original charm and character, including a log burning stove, stripped woodwork and exposed stone - yet has been successfully upgraded to modern day living requirements. Recent improvements include a new heating system, improved insulation and decoration throughout.
It further benefits from a large rear garden with summer house, alongside a perfectly positioned patio in which to sit and enjoy the breath taking views.
Rarely do such properties come onto the open market which have everything you would want and need. Internally and externally the property exudes charm and personality - combined with being in the perfect spot - close to the town centre of Harlech - an ideal base for many activities, including golf, walking and cycling or simply enjoying some of the best beaches in Wales.
Imagine owning your own piece of Welsh paradise ? 2 Castle View could be this!
The accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
Entrance door into
GROUND FLOOR
LIVING/DINING ROOM
6.00 x 3.58 (19'8" x 11'8")Wooden floor, feature multi fuel stove with exposed stone surround and slate hearth, dual aspect windows, 2 double radiators, under stairs storage cupboard, original alcove storage cupboards, stairs leading to first floor, door leading to
KITCHEN
4.63 x 2.03 (15'2" x 6'7")Fitted with a range of wall and base units with wooden worktops, "Belfast" sink, integrated dishwasher, tiled splash back, ceiling spotlighting, fridge/freezer, dual aspect windows to side, door leading to outside
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
Loft access, storage cupboard, doors leading to
BEDROOM 1
3.27 x 3.61 (10'8" x 11'10")Stripped wooden floorboards, window to front with stunning sea and castle views, radiator
BEDROOM 2
1.78 x 5.65 (5'10" x 18'6")Laminate flooring, cupboard housing new boiler, and hot water cylinder, radiator, two windows to side, two radiators, door leading to
UTILITY ROOM
Formerly a separate w.c with wash hand basin, but being used by current vendors as a utility space with plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer
BATHROOM
Fitted with contemporary suite comprising panelled bath with shower above and glazed screen, wash hand basin, low level w.c., partially tiled walls, stripped floor boards, wall mounted mirrored cabinet, radiator, obscured window to rear fitted with window shutters
EXTERNAL
Stone steps lead to the front terrace of the cottage which has stunning sea and castle views.
To the side is a paved area with shed and steps leading to rear patio with same stunning views of Harlech castle and beyond.
Further steps lead to a large, enclosed rear garden with summerhouse and fire pit.
Currently the vendor parks with consent of the land owner near by the property - this arrangement may be continued with further discussion.
LOCATION
The property sits in an elevated position minutes walk from Harlech which boasts a magnificent cliff top castle and cultural centre, together with numerous artisan shops, cafes and restaurants. Harlech's pretty stone houses and shops along the high street offer a unique opportunity to live in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in Snowdonia National Park. The property is close to the Royal St David's links golf course and stunning beaches, and the Cambrian Coastline railway provides excellent links to nearby towns including Porthmadog and Barmouth with regular services to the Midlands and beyond.
SERVICES
Mains water, drainage and electricity.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Freehold property.
Gwynedd Council tax band C
Energy Efficiency and Environmental Impact
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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