Characterful village home with garden, studio and easy access to Snowdonia walks.
- Stone cottage with extensive mountain views
- Three bedrooms, attic room with sloping ceilings
- Oil-fired boiler; log burners in lounge and kitchen
- Double glazing; slate floors and traditional features
- Stone walls likely uninsulated — may affect heating bills
- Single bathroom; modest internal footprint (≈776 sq ft)
- Slate/stone studio plus off-street parking and garden
- Located inside Snowdonia National Park; village amenities nearby
A traditional three-bedroom stone cottage tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac on the edge of Dolwyddelan, with wide mountain views and a private rear garden. The house blends original character—stone walls, slate floors and exposed fireplaces—with practical modern comforts such as double glazing, oil central heating and multi‑fuel/log burning stoves. A slate/stone studio and off-street parking add useful flexibility for hobby space or storage.
Internally the footprint is compact: a lounge, generous kitchen/diner, two first-floor bedrooms, a family bathroom and an attic third bedroom with sloping ceilings. This layout suits a small family, couple or those seeking a peaceful village base with easy access to countryside walks and the Snowdonia National Park. The property is freehold and benefits from low council tax (Band B).
Important practical points are upfront. The stone external walls are as-built granite/whinstone and appear uninsulated, which may affect heating costs despite the oil boiler and log burners. Oil heating requires ongoing fuel purchase and boiler maintenance. The home has one bathroom and a modest internal area (about 776 sq ft), so space is limited compared with modern family homes. The local area is described as an ageing, rural neighbourhood with higher local deprivation — services are present but some facilities are limited locally.
Overall this is a characterful village cottage offering immediate liveability and good renovation potential for someone wanting to improve energy performance and internal layout. Its location, views and garden/studio are genuine strengths for buyers who prioritise rural living and community atmosphere over a larger, low-maintenance modern property.
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