Detached three-bedroom bungalow with large plot and parking, close to beach and village amenities..
Detached single-storey bungalow on a large plot with gardens
Off-street parking suitable for boat or small caravan
Three bedrooms; single bathroom; compact, practical layout
Double glazing (fitted after 2002) and oil boiler central heating
Requires cosmetic modernisation and possible refurbishment throughout
Article 4 Direction restricts change to second-home/holiday use
Slow broadband and average mobile signal; council tax expensive
Area shows higher deprivation; semi-rural, village setting
Tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in upper Llanbedrog, this detached three-bedroom bungalow sits on a larger-than-average plot with front and side gardens and generous off-street parking. The single-storey layout and established setting make it well suited to downsizers or those seeking a low-maintenance village home close to coast and local amenities.
The property dates from the mid-20th century and is double-glazed with oil central heating to radiators. Internally the accommodation is compact and practical but shows signs of age: cosmetic updating and some refurbishment are likely to improve comfort and value. There is one bathroom and a sensible layout offering lounge, kitchen and three bedrooms or flexible rooms for home office or guests.
Notable constraints: Article 4 Direction means change of use from a permanent home to a second home or holiday let will require planning permission. Broadband speeds are slow, heating is oil-fuelled (non-community), and council tax is described as expensive. The wider area shows indicators of deprivation and an ageing rural population.
On the positive side the plot offers scope for landscaping, extension or outbuilding use (subject to planning), with privacy screening from mature trees and room for a small boat or caravan on the drive. This is a straightforward, practical bungalow for buyers who prioritise plot, parking and village-coast access and who are prepared to invest in modernisation.