Period charm meets a large modern kitchen and private garden with mountain views..
3 bedrooms with two reception rooms and versatile layout
Large modern kitchen-diner with island and French doors to garden
Fitted cloakroom/utility, bathroom plus separate WC for convenience
Private off-street parking for two cars and independent rear access
Generous rear garden with mature planting, patio and mountain views
Gwynedd Article 4: permission needed for second-home/short-term lets
Cavity walls as-built; no insulation assumed — upgrade likely needed
Services (heating/electrics) untested; professional survey recommended
This spacious three-bedroom semi-detached home in Bethesda combines period character with a contemporary kitchen-diner and generous outside space. High ceilings, original pine doors, tiled fireplaces and parquet flooring give the house charm, while the large modern kitchen with island, integrated appliances and French doors opens out to a private patio and lawned garden with mountain views.
The layout suits family life: two reception rooms, a fitted cloakroom/utility, a bathroom plus separate WC, and off-street parking for two cars. Gas central heating and uPVC double glazing are fitted throughout; the property sits on a decent plot with mature planting, a pond, storage sheds and independent rear access.
Notable planning and maintenance points: Gwynedd Council’s Article 4 Direction (effective 1 Sept 2024) means planning permission is required to use this house as a second home or for short-term holiday lettings. The cavity walls are as-built with no installed insulation assumed, and the vendor has not tested the heating, electrics or services — a purchaser should arrange standard surveys and checks.
Overall this is a roomy, characterful family home in a small town fringe location, offering immediate usability with clear potential to improve energy performance and finish cosmetic updates to personal taste.
