Property description
An Imposing early 20th Century built detached 5 bedroom family home with panoramic views across the town to the sea as far as the Lleyn peninsula. Benefiting from many charming original features, Upvc double glazing (bar 2 windows) and gas central heating, the well presented living accommodation briefly comprises: Front Porch, Hallway, Pantry, Rear Porch/Utility Room, Shower Room, Dining Room and a Living Room with a magnificent feature fireplace. To the first floor, there are 4 bedrooms, Library/Bedroom 5, a Bathroom and Separate WC. In addition, there are two spacious and attic rooms. The grounds extend to just under one third of an acre and there is ample private parking. If you are looking for a large family home with that special location/outlook then we highly recommend an early appointment to view. PLEASE NOTE the directions prior to setting off to view.
Front Porch
Views to the sea, quarry tiled floor, stained glass window and door into -
Reception Hallway
Parquet flooring, radiator, understairs cupboard.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room - 13\‘ 6\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 11\‘\‘ (4.11m x 3.02m)
Built-in shelving and cupboards, one and a half sink and drainer with a tiled splashback. Integrated electric hob and oven with extractor hood over, base and drawer units with worktop surfacing over, large hatchway through to the dining room (sea view).
Pantry
With shelving and a quarry tiled floor.
Rear Porch/Utility Room
Plumbing for a washing machine, quarry tiled floor.
Shower Room
Tiled shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low flush WC, ladder style radiator/towel rail.
Dining Room - 14\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 13\‘ 6\‘\‘ (4.26m x 4.11m)
Window to front with good sea views. Attractive tiled fireplace (not in use), radiator.
Lounge - 23\‘ 4\‘\‘ x 21\‘ 1\‘\‘ (7.11m x 6.42m)
An impressive double aspect room with bay windows to the front and side - wonderful sea views, ornate feature open fireplace with a timber surround, tiled insert and a slate hearth, ornate original ceiling cornice, TV and telephone points, two radiators, stripped timber flooring.
Up carpeted stairs to the -
First floor landing
Two radiators.
Library/Bedroom 4 - 16\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 9\‘ 9\‘\‘ (4.87m x 2.97m)
Presently a Library with dual aspect windows - good views. Full height shelving to one wall, period fireplace (not in use), radiator.
Bathroom
Panelled bath, shower cubicle with a shower over, pedestal wash hand basin with mirror over, ladder style radiator/towel rail, fully tiled walls, airing cupboard housing the gas fired \‘Worcester\‘ boiler.
Separate WC
Low flush WC, radiator.
Bedroom 1 - 14\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 13\‘ 2\‘\‘ (4.26m x 4.01m)
Panoramic view to the sea, period fireplace (not in use), radiator.
Bedroom 2 - 12\‘ 0\‘\‘ x 10\‘ 8\‘\‘ (3.65m x 3.25m)
Window (side aspect), period fireplace (not in use), radiator.
Bedroom 3 - 14\‘ 4\‘\‘ x 13\‘ 2\‘\‘ (4.37m x 4.01m)
Bay window to front with sea view. Period fireplace (not in use) radiator.
Office/Bedroom 5 - 7\‘ 5\‘\‘ x 6\‘ 0\‘\‘ (2.26m x 1.83m)
Window front aspect - sea view, radiator.
Door from the landing up carpeted stairs to the -
Attic Room 1 - 15\‘ 10\‘\‘ x 15\‘ 5\‘\‘ (4.82m x 4.70m) Restricted headroom to part.
Velux window. Half timbered walls, radiator, under eave storage.
Attic Room 2 - 16\‘ 1\‘\‘ x 11\‘ 3\‘\‘ (4.90m x 3.43m)
Velux window. Half timbered walls, radiator, under eave storage.
Outside
Parking
Driveway up to the house with turning space and ample parking for a number of vehicles.
The Gardens
Terraced rear garden area - Ideal potential site at the top of the garden to install a summer house to take full advantage of the views. Paved area adjacent to the house, small stream wending its way through the side garden area. We understand the grounds extend to approximately 1/3 of an acre.
Services
We have been advised Mains Electricity, Water, Drainage and Gas. Bt connection
Tenure
FREEHOLD - Vendor\‘s solicitor to verify.
Council Tax
Gwynedd Council Band E
Location
Barmouth on the west coast of North Wales and lying between a mountain range and the sea on the mouth of the river Mawddach is arguably one of the most beautiful locations in Wales. It rests just within the south west corner of Snowdonia National Park and is steeped in a history rich with connections to the shipping and slate industries. The old town offers a good selection of restaurants, shops, public houses, hotels and other accommodation. The harbour is beautiful with its spectacular bridge spanning the river and the large beach is renowned as one of the finest in Cardigan Bay.
Directions
In Barmouth, turn off the A496 opposite the Station Road junction into Saint Johns Hill. Follow the road around the left and right bends then turn left into Gell-fechan Road. Continue along this road for a few hundred metres and the narrow drive entrance to Bryn Gelli is on your right hand side.
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