Nestled in the quaint hamlet of Llandwrog, this Grade II listed property provides cosy living accommodation for couples looking to get away to the relaxing tranquillity of the North Wales Coast. Upon entering the property, you will find the sitting room on your right. This room is a pleasing space with two leather sofas and a flat-screen TV arranged around the room's focal point, a traditional woodburning stove. Through a second door is a hallway leading to the family shower room, kitchen and separate dining room. The kitchen is a spacious and bright room, benefiting from windows overlooking the rear garden and offering all the amenities needed to cook up a delightful home-cooked meal that could be enjoyed in the dining room or alfresco in warmer weather. Upstairs is the sleeping accommodation, a light and airy room with a comfortable double bed and a window overlooking the back garden. Outside of the property there are two enclosed gardens. At the front there is a small paved area leading to the front door and to the rear is a patio garden with table and bench, perfect for relaxing in the late afternoon sun. This property lies at the heart of Llandwrog. Sat overlooking the village church, St. Twrog's, it is within a stone's throw from the village pub. Llandwrog is situated 5 miles west of the Historic Town of Caernarfon, famed for its monumental Castle built by Edward 1. The town boasts a nice harbour and lots of restaurants serving local produce. Situated less than a mile away is Dinas Dinlle seafront, with a small beach cafes and shops. This area is perfect for bike rides and hikers or those who want relaxing evening walks. The property is also convenient for those who want to explore Snowdonia and the Llyn Peninsula, Llanberis and the Snowdon Mountain Railway is only a 20 minute drive. The Llyn Peninsula is less than 20 miles away with it's beautiful coastal path and panoramic views, coves, beaches and small fishing villages. You may be tempted to follow the pilgrims path to Bardsey Island. Portmeirion, the iconic and world famous Italianate Village, where the actor Patrick Mcgoohan starred in the 70s TV series The Prisoner is only a 25 minutes drive away. North Wales boasts some of the best links Golf Courses in the UK. Caernarfon, Nefyn and Porthmadog golf clubs are situated near by and not forgetting Royal St Davids Harlech, home of the Welsh amateur golf championship. Tucked away in this sleepy hamlet this property offers a relaxing escape for a couple wanting to explore the beautiful coast and mountains of North Wales.

The lovely Welsh village of Llandwrog is situated between the long sandy beach at Dinas Dinlle, renowned for its family fun and watersports (mainly wind and kite surfing), and Glynllifon Country Park, described as one of Wales' best kept secrets. Glynllifon Park was once Lord Newborough's private garden and is today home to Grade I listed gardens and is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest boasting Victorian follies, streams, fountains, wonderful tree trails, craft shops and The Glynllifon Mansion. Nearby is historic Caernarfon, a popular tourist spot with its magnificent 13th Century castle and well preserved town walls. Caernarfon offers a number of shops and places to eat and a golf course, and is close to the lovely beaches of the Isle of Anglesey and the Llyn Peninsula as well as the mountains and rivers of the Snowdonia National Park.

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