Llangwnadl, Gwynedd, LL53

An attractive 3 bedroom detached stone built coastal farmhouse residence with adjoining outbuildings, a small touring caravan/ camping field and static caravan, ALL SET WITHIN 8.10 acres.
The property lies to the North Coastal side of the beautiful Llyn Peninsula along the B4417 in between the village of Tudweiliog and the delightful hamlet of Llangwnnadl and from the grounds there are far reaching uninterrupted views across the surrounding farmland towards the Irish Sea with the Isle of Anglesey to the North Westerley direction. The picturesque seaside village of Aberdaron lies some 4 miles away in the westerly direction to the tip of the peninsula.
The property required much work when the present owners initially acquired the property and within the past year they have undertaken much re - furbishment and modernisation. They have replaced the floors to all the ground floor rooms and installing concrete screed flooring with timber effect laminate floor coverings. A newly fitted kitchen has been installed with a range of work top base cupboards matching wall cupboards with soft closed doors, built in range cooker, fridge/freezer and plumbing for washing machine/ dish washer. A rear dining room with former inglenook fireplace, as well as a front lounge with a fitted cast iron log burner on a raised hearth. A front entrance hall with staircase to the first floor which has been re configured to provide 3 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. A modern air source central heating has been installed by the previous owner with solar panels to assist the hot water system.
Adjoining the farmhouse there is a range of stone built outbuildings which consist of a cart shed now converted into a utility room housing the new water tank and solar panel systems, a corner barn which currently has no roof structure and two further traditional cow sheds and a brick built dairy, all now used for storage purposes.
There are immediate gardens to the front and side of the house, the side garden is southerly facing with much privacy. A gate off the roadway leads onto an expansive gravel parking area and a wide opening onto the adjoining touring caravan / camping field amounting to some 0.6 acres with 4 electric hook ups and far reaching views towards Porth Colmon and beyond. There is a sited static caravan; a ‘Crown’ 35’ x12’ with 2 berths with its own garden area, which enjoys the beautiful sea and sunset views. A rear yard area behind the outbuildings and 2 further static caravans. The agricultural land predominantly lies behind the farmhouse and is accessed down its own private track known as Blackberry Lane and includes Ravens Wood which is some 1.8 acres of beautiful, mature woodland leading down the valley towards the nearby Grade 1 listed historic Church.