The property
Amidst the foothills of the Snowdonia Mountains in North Wales, rests this charming mid terrace cottage in the pretty village of Llanllechid, on the edge of Bethesda.
Washed in a contemporary colour scheme from head to toe, this Welsh cottage presents comfortable living spaces at a quality standard.
Step straight into a homely sitting room and dining area, very light and airy with oak floors and sumptuous grey sofas crowded round the elegant coffee table.
Gather at the dining table for some quality time over a delicious home cooked meal or cosy together in the sitting area and watch some TV.
The kitchen boasts opulent units and modern appliances presenting a tasteful composition.
Upstairs, are two wonderfully coordinated bedrooms, beautifully dressed with fresh elevating colourways, complementing wood furniture.
The king-size bedroom even boasts a wall-mounted TV.
Step across to the bathroom, a delightful space displaying a modern bath with shower over, finished with chic white walls and deluxe tiling.
The small garden at the rear of the property is an elegant suntrap in the afternoon, perfect for lazing about with a book in one hand and a beverage in the other.
Picturesque scenery surrounds the cottage and you can see the beautiful mountainside right from the front door.
Llanllechid is a lovely little village boasting a few local amenities with a supermarket, pubs and eateries in nearby Carneddi.
The university town of Bangor is just a few miles away with many attractions of offer and the breath-taking region of Snowdonia is within easy reach, home to mountains, lakes and abundant wildlife.
This property is a short drive away from Snowdon's very own zip world, with the fastest zip line in the world!
There is plenty of adventures for all ages.
This idyllic cottage rests in the perfect location for touring this wonderful part of Wales.
About the location
BETHESDA
Bangor 6 miles; Caernarfon 10 miles.
Bethesda is a small town settled beside the River Ogwen in North Wales. Situated on the A5 between Bangor and the Snowdonia National Park, Bethesda was once a busy slate quarrying town and nowadays offers a good selection of shops and other amenities, in particular a number of chapels and pubs. The beautiful mountainous scenery of Snowdonia borders Bethesda, with the Lôn Las Ogwen cycling and walking paths skirting past. For the more adventurous, why not visit Zip World in Bethesda which is known for having Europe’s fastest and longest zip line. Capel Curig, just ten miles away, is a popular centre for walking, climbing and mountain biking, whilst Llanberis is situated at the foot of Mount Snowdon and is home to the Snowdon Mountain Railway and the National Slate Museum. Cwm Idwal is also a wonderful spot to visit, situated in northern Snowdonia – Darwin came to study the area and found tiny fossils of oceanic plant life and sea creatures in the boulders and rocks. The coastal town of Caernarfon is just a short drive away as is the beautiful Isle of Anglesey and the Anglesey Coastal Path. Visitors to the area can also explore the castles of Caernarfon and Beaumaris and the NT stately homes of Penrhyn Castle and Plas Newydd Country House and Gardens. Spend the day at one of the many traditional seaside resorts, or discover the isolated, hidden beaches on Anglesey, much of which is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With spectacular scenery on the doorstep, wonderful wildlife with buzzards soaring overhead and the occasional Peregrine Falcon to be seen, and many exciting outdoor adventures to discover nearby, Bethesda is superbly located for enjoying both the coast and the countryside of stunning North Wales.
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