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2 bed terraced house for saleNewton Street, Caernarfon LL55
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
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Freehold
About this property
Two bedrooms plus attic room
Mountain views from the rear
Llanberis village location, a short walk to all amenities
Family bathroom with shower over bath
Spacious kitchen/diner with double doors to the rear courtyard
Mains gas central heating and double glazed throughout
Cosy lunge with log-burning stove
Private rear courtyard with block built shed
Mid-terrace home in Llanberis providing two bedrooms and an attic room, with rear courtyard and mountain views. Presented by Iwan Fon
Eiddo canol teras yn Llanberis sy’n cynnig dwy ystafell wely ac ystafell atig, gyda iard i’r tu ôl a golygfeydd o’r mynyddoedd. Cyflwynwyd gan Iwan Fon
The Property
Entering the property from the front, you are welcomed into a cosy and inviting living room, centred around a charming log-burning stove, creating the perfect space to relax on cooler evenings.
The ground floor also accommodates the family bathroom, featuring attractive timber panelling, a corner bath with electric shower over, and an airing cupboard housing the mains gas central heating boiler.
Stairs lead down to the lower-ground floor where a surprisingly bright and spacious kitchen/diner forms the heart of the home. The kitchen is fitted with a range of attractive wooden units, complemented by an induction hob, electric oven, Belfast-style sink and integrated dishwasher. The dining area has glass double doors open directly onto the rear courtyard, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living and creating an ideal setting for summer dining.
A useful under-stairs storage cupboard adds further practicality to this level.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, both featuring exposed wooden floorboards that enhance the property’s character. The first bedroom is currently utilised as a home office and benefits from fitted shelving and views towards the historic Dinorwic Quarry. The second is a generous double bedroom, flooded with natural light from two large windows.
A staircase rises to the converted attic room, a versatile space currently used as a bedroom. This characterful room features timber flooring, useful eaves storage to both sides, and two skylights that fill the room with natural light while framing views of the surrounding mountains.
Outside
To the front of the property is an enclosed courtyard garden, providing a practical space for potted plants and refuse storage.
The private rear courtyard is fully enclosed and benefits from gated access from the rear lane. It offers a low-maintenance outdoor space ideal for relaxing or dining outdoors. A block-built shed, complete with electricity, provides excellent storage for bicycles, climbing equipment, kayaks or other outdoor gear, while also offering potential workshop space.
Location
Llanberis is one of North Wales’ most desirable villages and a renowned destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled within the stunning landscape of Eryri National Park, the village sits at the foot of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Wales’ highest mountain, and enjoys easy access to a wealth of walking, climbing, cycling and water-based activities.
The village itself offers an excellent range of amenities, including cafés, restaurants, pubs, a primary school, pharmacy and convenience stores, making it an attractive place to live, work and visit year-round.
Services
The property is serviced by mains water, electricity and sewerage, whilst heated via mains gas central heating, and a log burner in the lounge, with double glazed windows throughout.
Council Tax Band C
Energy Performance Certificate Rating D
Freehold
Eiddo canol teras yn Llanberis sy’n cynnig dwy ystafell wely ac ystafell atig, gyda iard i’r tu ôl a golygfeydd o’r mynyddoedd. Cyflwynwyd gan Iwan Fon
The Property
Entering the property from the front, you are welcomed into a cosy and inviting living room, centred around a charming log-burning stove, creating the perfect space to relax on cooler evenings.
The ground floor also accommodates the family bathroom, featuring attractive timber panelling, a corner bath with electric shower over, and an airing cupboard housing the mains gas central heating boiler.
Stairs lead down to the lower-ground floor where a surprisingly bright and spacious kitchen/diner forms the heart of the home. The kitchen is fitted with a range of attractive wooden units, complemented by an induction hob, electric oven, Belfast-style sink and integrated dishwasher. The dining area has glass double doors open directly onto the rear courtyard, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living and creating an ideal setting for summer dining.
A useful under-stairs storage cupboard adds further practicality to this level.
On the first floor are two bedrooms, both featuring exposed wooden floorboards that enhance the property’s character. The first bedroom is currently utilised as a home office and benefits from fitted shelving and views towards the historic Dinorwic Quarry. The second is a generous double bedroom, flooded with natural light from two large windows.
A staircase rises to the converted attic room, a versatile space currently used as a bedroom. This characterful room features timber flooring, useful eaves storage to both sides, and two skylights that fill the room with natural light while framing views of the surrounding mountains.
Outside
To the front of the property is an enclosed courtyard garden, providing a practical space for potted plants and refuse storage.
The private rear courtyard is fully enclosed and benefits from gated access from the rear lane. It offers a low-maintenance outdoor space ideal for relaxing or dining outdoors. A block-built shed, complete with electricity, provides excellent storage for bicycles, climbing equipment, kayaks or other outdoor gear, while also offering potential workshop space.
Location
Llanberis is one of North Wales’ most desirable villages and a renowned destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled within the stunning landscape of Eryri National Park, the village sits at the foot of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon), Wales’ highest mountain, and enjoys easy access to a wealth of walking, climbing, cycling and water-based activities.
The village itself offers an excellent range of amenities, including cafés, restaurants, pubs, a primary school, pharmacy and convenience stores, making it an attractive place to live, work and visit year-round.
Services
The property is serviced by mains water, electricity and sewerage, whilst heated via mains gas central heating, and a log burner in the lounge, with double glazed windows throughout.
Council Tax Band C
Energy Performance Certificate Rating D
Freehold
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