Dual-aspect lounge with cast-iron log burner and tiled hearth
Modern kitchen/diner with oven, gas hob, dishwasher connection
Three double bedrooms; part-tiled bathroom and separate shower room
Attached single garage, spacious driveway parking
Large rear garden backing onto open fields and river access
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — potential insulation needed
Heating fuel unclear (details list oil and LPG) — verify before purchase
Council tax above average; area shows higher deprivation metrics
Set in a quiet riverside spot in Bontnewydd, this detached three-bedroom house offers generous, family-friendly accommodation and a large garden backing onto open fields. The dual-aspect lounge with a cast-iron log burner and the adjoining modern kitchen/diner create comfortable social spaces for everyday living and entertaining. The rear stone-flagged patio and side access to the Afon Gwyrfai give a pleasant semi-rural feel while remaining close to local school and village amenities.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms and a part-tiled bathroom, plus a separate shower room on the ground floor. The property benefits from off-road parking and an attached single garage. uPVC/wood-framed double glazing is fitted, and heating is by a boiler with radiators. Note: fuel source information is inconsistent in the details provided (oil and LPG both referenced) — prospective buyers should confirm the actual current fuel/installations.
Practical points to consider: the house sits on solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation and some internal decor (hallway paneling, dated bathroom suite) suggests modest updating will improve comfort and energy efficiency. Council tax is above average and the wider area records higher levels of deprivation; however, local crime is low and mobile and broadband connectivity are good. Overall this is a roomy family home with scope to modernise, strong outdoor space, and river-edge access suitable for buyers seeking a peaceful village lifestyle with easy access to Caernarfon.
