Clynnogfawr, Gwynedd, LL54

What a wonderful location to find a genuine former water powered Mill situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), set amidst rolling countryside whilst being just under 2 miles from Aberdesach beach and close to the majestic Eryri National Park and its stunning mountainous landscape. The conversion of Faesog Mill stipulated that this was to be holiday accommodation only (see Agent’s Note below), so if you've been on the lookout for a business venture in the tourism sector that’s just that little bit less ordinary, unique perhaps with charm and character in abundance with a little land to boot, then we just might have the perfect residence for you. The Mill sits alongside the River Desach whilst standing in generous garden grounds to include ample private parking, a most useful detached Outbuilding and Paddock, purposely designed to encourage natural wildlife to flourish – it’s an idyllic location for sure! The property, has been extensively yet sympathetically restored to provide accommodation which caters admirably for modern living whilst capturing the essence of its past heritage – it’s a real credit to its current owners due to their time, dedication and vision. The fact that it was a corn mill has been fully embraced with all the original workings still in-situ with a replica mill-wheel mounted on the eastern elevation to complete the picture. The interior is a delight to behold whilst offering the best in contemporary fittings and appointments with the kitchen featuring solid granite worktops and fitted appliances. The entire property benefits from under-floor heating plus there are 2 wood burning stoves that are bound to keep the cold at bay. It’s fair to say that visitors to Faesog Mill rate it highly and love its authenticity and peaceful position. Faesog Mill stands on the edge of the rural hamlet of Tai'n Lon being a little over 2 miles distant from the historical village of Clynnog Fawr and the main A499, providing easy travel between historic Caernarfon and the town of Pwllheli. Clynnogfawr has a historic 7th century church whilst Caernarfon, which lies some 10 miles distant offers a host of shops, goods and services as well as numerous leisure facilities. There are of course options to enjoy stunning coastal walks and to explore the rugged Eryri mountains.