Traditional stone cottage with exposed beams and inglenook fireplace
uPVC double glazing; LPG wall-mounted boiler and electric elements present
Enclosed side garden with patio and raised lawn, low-maintenance
Currently run as a successful holiday let; suitable as permanent home
Located in Snowdonia National Park with countryside views and walks nearby
On-street parking only; no private driveway
No mobile signal locally; average broadband speeds
Currently listed on Business Rates (not council tax)
A stone-built end-terrace cottage in the heart of Penmachno, this three-bedroom home blends period character with practical updates. Exposed beams, a deep stone inglenook with multifuel stove and original latch doors give the interior warmth and charm, while slate and timber floors add durability. The layout feels larger than the footprint suggests, making it well suited to first-time buyers or those seeking a cosy rural base.
Outside, an enclosed side garden provides a private patio and raised lawn with mature borders — a manageable outdoor space for relaxing or light gardening. The property sits within Snowdonia National Park and enjoys open countryside views to the front, with village amenities, woodland walks and mountain biking on the doorstep.
Practical points: the cottage benefits from uPVC double glazing and a wall-mounted boiler with LPG supply. Broadband is average and there is no mobile signal in the immediate area — factors to consider if you work from home. Parking is on-street only. The property is currently on Business Rates and has been used successfully as a holiday let, so it offers straightforward income potential but also the option to convert to a full-time home.
This is a characterful, compact home with genuine countryside appeal. It will particularly suit buyers who value original features and village life, and who are comfortable with a small plot, one bathroom and limited connectivity.
