Abersoch, Pwllheli, LL53

An Invitation to Timeless Elegance

Nestled in the tranquil heart of Bwlchtocyn, Penrhyn Mawr stands as a beacon of history and charm. This Grade II listed detached residence, dating back to the 1600s has a traditional looking appeal and is a perfect sanctuary for those seeking a unique and serene lifestyle.

Home of Panoramic Splendour

Elevated above the stunning landscapes of North Wales, the property boasts awe-inspiring panoramic views that stretch towards the renowned seaside resort of Abersoch, the quaint village of Llanbedrog, and the majestic distant mountains of Snowdonia. Each day promises a new canvas of nature’s best artwork, visible from every corner of this stunning estate.

Characterful Accommodation

Penrhyn Mawr unfolds over generous living quarters, featuring, a kitchen and adjoining dining room, two reception rooms each brimming with character, a utility room, WC and the first floor has five bedrooms and a bathroom.

Lush Grounds and Unique Features

The property is surrounded by expansive gardens that are perfect for entertaining or equally for that relaxing hideaway. Additional structures include a charming 2-bedroom chalet and garden with arguably the best views of all and several outbuildings, presenting potential for family & friends guest accommodation, creative spaces or of course additional income if desired.

Ideal Location for Leisure and Exploration

Located just a stroll away from the beach and golf course, and within proximity to Abersoch’s vibrant community, Penrhyn Mawr offers endless opportunities for leisure and adventure. Whether it’s sailing on the clear waters or exploring the local cuisine, life here is meant to be cherished and enjoyed.

A Legacy Awaiting New Stewards

Fine & Country North Wales are proud to present this magnificent property. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the opportunity to own such a remarkable piece of history, where every detail tells a story of a bygone era and yet every view inspires the soul and keeps you craving more.

Conclusion

Penrhyn Mawr is not just a house; it’s a lifestyle choice rich in history and beauty, a retreat for those who value peace, privacy, and the timeless allure of the North Wales coastline.

VENDOR INSIGHT

How long have you owned the property?

“I have owned the property since 1983.”

What attracted you to this specific house and location?

“My grandfather bought the property in 1944 and the property was

let initially. I was born at the nearby Cim Farm and then moved to

Penrhyn Mawr, so this has been my home for a very long time.”

What would you like to tell parents about the benefits of raising children here?

“The benefits for children are the area, close to the sea, freedom etc.”

What can you tell us about the history of the property and how it has been adapted since you’ve owned it?

“My mother took over the property when the shepherd moved out in the mid fifties and removed the back stairs and put in a bathroom. When we took over we added a new kitchen and bedroom and updated the bathroom.”

Who do you think would be the ideal next owner?

“The house and garden are well suited for a family to live here.”

Additional Information

Services: Mains water and electricity. Septic tank drainage. LPG fired heating.

Council Tax: House – Band F. Chalet – Band A.

Local Authority: Gwynedd Council.

Tenure: Freehold.

Broadband: (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)

Standard – 24 Mbps (highest download speed) - 5 Mbps (highest upload speed)

Mobile coverage: Likely (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)

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