Chain-free single‑storey living with garden and coastal-rural outlook.
- Quiet cul-de-sac location with mountain views and sea glimpses
- Large plot with landscaped garden, shed and outdoor space
- Detached garage and gravel driveway parking for multiple vehicles
- Open-plan kitchen/diner plus practical utility room
- Built before 1900; sandstone/limestone walls assumed uninsulated
- Main heating: LPG boiler and radiators (not mains gas)
- EPC rating E and council tax band D; energy upgrades advised
- Marketing states detached but some records show semi‑detached (confirm)
Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Tynygongl, this three‑bedroom bungalow offers easy, low‑stress living with no onward chain. The house sits on a large plot with a landscaped garden, detached garage and gravel parking — ideal for someone looking to downsize without sacrificing outdoor space. Mountain views and glimpses of the sea add a desirable coastal-rural outlook.
Internally the layout is traditional and practical: an open-plan kitchen/diner, utility room and two bathrooms complement three good-sized bedrooms and generous living space (approx. 1,437 sq ft). Double glazing was installed after 2002, which improves comfort and reduces noise, and the property’s scale suits single-floor living for retirees or anyone seeking simpler maintenance.
Buyers should note a few material points: the property is recorded as constructed before 1900 with sandstone/limestone walls that are assumed to lack insulation, and the main heating runs on LPG (not mains gas). The EPC rating is E and council tax band D. There is a potential discrepancy between marketing and records regarding whether the home is detached or semi‑detached; this should be confirmed.
Overall, this bungalow appeals to those seeking a peaceful coastal-fringe home with garden, parking and a quick chain-free purchase. It offers scope for energy improvements (wall insulation, EPC uplift) and light modernisation to increase comfort and value while retaining period character.