Detached single-storey bungalow on a large plot with front and rear garden
Three bedrooms (two doubles, one single) and one family bathroom
Attached garage with front and rear access plus driveway parking
Requires renovation and modernisation throughout; cosmetic and systems work likely
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated — potential for energy-efficiency upgrades
Article 4 Direction restricts changes between main residence, second home, holiday let
No flood risk; excellent mobile signal and fast broadband
Council tax above average; area classified as very deprived
Set on a quiet cul-de-sac in Criccieth, this detached three-bedroom bungalow offers single-storey living on a large plot ideal for downsizers or retirees. The house combines a spacious lounge with a stone-surround gas fire, an adaptable kitchen that leads into a conservatory, and a garage with front and rear access. Mobile signal and broadband are strong, and there is no local flood risk.
The property requires renovation throughout: cosmetic updates, possible insulation work (cavity walls assumed uninsulated) and modernisation of fixtures and finishes. The layout — two double bedrooms and one single, with one family bathroom — is practical and straightforward, providing a clear canvas for refurbishment or modest adaptation to suit long-term living.
Important planning and running-cost factors: the home is freehold but lies within an Article 4 Direction area, so changes of use between main residence, second home and short-term holiday let require planning consent. Council tax is above average and the wider area scores high on deprivation indices — factors to consider for long-term value and resale.
Outside, the established garden is divided into two lawn areas with patios, beds and a shed, plus a driveway and garage for secure parking and storage. For buyers prioritising location, single-level living and renovation potential close to local amenities and the beach, this bungalow presents a well-located project with clear scope to personalise and add value.
