Rhos Y Coed, Bethesda, Gwynedd, LL57

A superb family residence in the making with gardens, garage and parking. Great views too and perfect for village amenities and schools. Can you turn your hand to some modernising work? Maybe this is the one for you.

A spacious family sized Semi Detached House situated in a pleasant setting in the village of Bethesda, being just a short walk from village amenities and highly convenient for the secondary school. The proximity of the historic A5 provides direct access to the mountains of Eryri, the university city of Bangor and A55 expressway. The property enjoys a pleasing south westerly aspect from the rear offering superb views of the surrounding countryside and dramatic mountains located nearby. The dwelling offers decent sized accommodation with large windows to help create a light and bright interior. The lounge has a feature real flame gas fire, there’s a separate dining area (with serving hatch) and the kitchen comes fitted with a built-in double oven, hob and fridge. 3 bedrooms reside on the first floor served by a good sized bathroom with 3 piece suite and separate shower. Just off the bathroom is a useful storage area. Whilst the property has been well-cared for and modernised in the past, it would now profit from further modernising work to suit today’s lifestyle. Externally, to the front is a gated off road parking rear and integral Garage with up and over door, power/light, water supply and plumbing for washing machine. The garden to the front offers a lawn with well-defined shrubbery borders. Steps to the side lead to a further lawned garden to the rear. From here there is access to a to a cellar/store located beneath the kitchen. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating.

The village of Bethesda is situated on the historic A5 thoroughfare, a village dating back to when Penrhyn slate quarry was the mainstay of employment in the locality. Bethesda borders the beautiful Eryri National Park and is surrounded by magnificent countryside including the higher mountain ranges and the stunning Nant Francon Valley. A good range of amenities can be found within the village with two major village stores as well as a number of independent traders, eateries and pubs, schools, numerous leisure facilities (leisure centre, bowling and cricket clubs), the longest zip wire ride in Europe and a scenic cycle route. The nearest main shopping destination is the city of Bangor approximately 5 miles distant, well known for its university and has a vast choice of retailers as well as national rail links. The A55 expressway is only some 2 miles distant which ensures quick and easy access to the northern coastal attractions and the Isle of Anglesey.