2 bed terraced house for sale

Glyn Terrace, Dwygyfylchi LL34

Full of character and offering a lovely balance of countryside living and practical space, this attractive two bedroom cottage is set within the picturesque village of Dwygyfylchi. Tastefully modernised while retaining much of its original charm, the accommodation includes a welcoming living room, separate dining room, fitted kitchen and two double bedrooms, with lovely mountain views from the principal bedroom. Outside, the generous gardens offer plenty of room to relax, alongside off road parking and a versatile garden room ideal for working from home, hobbies or simply enjoying the surroundings. This is a charming home with plenty to offer both inside and out and is available with no onward chain.

The Tour

Open the garden gate and follow the pathway towards this charming property, where the mature greenery and surrounding countryside create a welcoming first impression. Step inside and a small entrance hall leads naturally through to the living room.

Practical flooring runs underfoot, while a sash window to the front allows plenty of natural light into the room and offers pleasant views across the garden and towards the countryside beyond. The brick fireplace provides an attractive focal point, creating a cosy setting for quieter evenings and relaxed weekends.

An opening leads through to the separate dining room, a versatile space with plenty of room for a good sized dining table. There is also scope to incorporate a desk for anyone working from home, while a useful storage cupboard provides practical space for coats, shoes and everyday essentials.

To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units, complemented by work surfaces and tiled flooring. An integrated electric oven, four ring gas hob and extractor provide the main cooking facilities, with additional space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. A door leads directly out to the rear garden, making it easy to enjoy the outdoor space throughout the warmer months.

Upstairs, the landing leads to two comfortable double bedrooms and the bathroom. Both bedrooms offer space for a double bed, with the principal bedroom enjoying lovely views towards the surrounding mountains, a particularly appealing feature to wake up to.

The bathroom is modern and fully tiled, with a white suite comprising a bath with glazed shower screen and electric shower, wash hand basin and WC. Built in storage and a heated towel rail add useful finishing touches.

The Exterior

Outside is where this cottage really surprises, with a variety of garden spaces offering plenty of opportunity to enjoy the surroundings. To the front, off road parking provides welcome convenience, while a gate opens onto a lawned garden with plenty of space for table and chairs. A flagged patio sits close to the cottage, bordered by mature hedging on either side to create a pleasant, sheltered approach with a good degree of privacy.

The rear garden is arranged over several levels, beginning with an enclosed yard before steps rise to a patio area. Beyond, a further lawned section provides additional space to sit back and relax, enjoy a spot of gardening or make the most of the outdoors. At the top of the garden is a versatile garden room, complete with power, lighting and tiled flooring. Offering potential as a home office, workshop or hobby room, it provides a useful space away from the main house. A raised decked area alongside creates another lovely spot to unwind and enjoy the garden, and surrounding views.

EPC Rating: D

Location

Dwygyfylchi is a picturesque village set between the North Wales coastline and the foothills of the mountains, offering an appealing setting for those who enjoy the outdoors without feeling completely removed from everyday amenities. The surrounding countryside provides plenty of opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring, with the dramatic scenery of the Carneddau mountains and the popular trails around Penmaenmawr close at hand. The nearby coastline offers further options for seaside walks and fresh air, while the historic walled town of Conwy is a short drive away, with its independent shops, cafés, traditional pubs, restaurants and famous castle. Penmaenmawr provides additional everyday amenities, including local shops and services, while the larger centres of Llandudno and Bangor offer a wider choice of shopping, leisure and dining. Road connections via the A55 provide convenient access along the North Wales coast, while nearby railway stations at Penmaenmawr and Conwy offer services towards Llandudno, Chester and beyond. It is a location that combines a village atmosphere and beautiful surroundings with practical connections for commuting and exploring further afield.

Living Room (3.99m x 3.40m)

Dining Room (1.91m x 4.47m)

Kitchen (3.14m x 2.79m)

Bedroom One (4.45m x 3.16m)

Bedroom Two (2.75m x 2.32m)

Shower Room (1.89m x 2.03m)

Garden Room (4.77m x 2.88m)

Store (2.08m x 1.40m)

Parking - Driveway