David Street, Malltraeth, Bodorgan, Isle of Anglesey, LL62

Prepare to be very surprise at how spacious this property is complemented by a garden which certainly generous too! Pleasant village location that’s just a short walk from scenic Malltraeth estuary.

A surprisingly spacious End Terrace House which has been extensively enlarged, offering accommodation which is much larger than first appearances would suggest being situated in a central position on a no-through road within the scenic coastal village of Malltraeth, located just a short walk from the local village store and superb estuary. The property is noted for its most generous garden to the rear and is positioned directly opposite open countryside. The pleasing interior offers a comfortable lounge with focal open fireplace, there’s a study located adjacent and a triple aspect kitchen with ample space for dining purposes. One of the bedrooms is located on the ground floor whilst the bathroom, also on the ground floor features a modern 3 piece suite with shower over bath. 2 larger bedrooms reside on the first floor, the main bedroom proving to be pleasing on the eye with patio doors opening to a balcony. Externally, to the front is an enclosed forecourt and an off road parking space for 1 vehicle to the side. To the rear is a patio and lawn beyond being a gated access to a further spacious lawned garden with outbuilding/shed. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and oil central heating. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate.

Malltraeth is a village located on the south west coast of the Isle of Anglesey, close to the River Cefni and overlooking the fabulous Malltraeth estuary. The village has local amenities which include a fish & chip shop/convenience store, public house and primary school whilst also being situated on a bus route. Access to the main A55 expressway can be made at junction 6 making commuting easy to the port of Holyhead, Llangefni and the mainland. Llangefni offers numerous shops, retailers and supermarkets as well as leisure facilities, schools and further education facilities. This corner of the island has wonderful sandy beaches and woodland at Newborough and Llanddwyn Island. Anglesey’s coastal path offers some 120 miles of coastal pathways to enjoy. Nearby Cefni Marsh is a managed nature reserve and a designated (SSSI) Site of Special Scientific Interest, and is the location of an RSPB reserve. Malltraeth was the village that the renowned wildlife painter Charles Tunnicliffe moved to in 1947 and is one of the UK's foremost bird watching centres.