Dinorwig, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55

Tan Y Bwlch stands in a most dramatic position within the rural community of Dinorwig, enjoying a superb southerly aspect with exceptional views (on a clear day) of the surrounding Eryri mountains, in particular the outline of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon). Weather permitting, you can watch the rack and pinion train snaking its way right to the summit � what a treat! This traditional Detached Double Fronted House stands within its own generous garden grounds plus an attached Outbuilding with Workshop, useful garden Store and off road parking. The property has been sympathetically modernised whilst still retaining a degree of character � this is primarily by way of the impressive inglenook fireplace with its slate reveal, housing a large multi-fuel stove. The spacious porch is useful as somewhere to kick off your boots whilst the modern kitchen offers ample space for dining purposes. 3 bedrooms reside on the first floor served by a modern bathroom with contemporary 3 piece suite with overhead shower over bath. Attached to the property and accessible from the lounge gives access to what was formerly the original bathroom � the WC and washbasin are still present. Beyond this room is a Utility with plumbing for washing machine and access to a useful Workshop. This section of the property will require some attention if considered to be part of the overall accommodation but offers some exciting possibilities. Externally, just off the road side is an off road parking area. A steep gated driveway leads down to the property. Gardens extend to the south and west and will require landscaping to realise its true potential. There�s also a separate garden store. A home charging point (car) is mountain to the outside wall of the workshop. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and oil central heating. Dinorwig is a rural village situated in an elevated position above Nant Peris with dramatic mountain and lake views. The area is served by a regular bus service and local amenities can be found in nearby Deiniolen which include a village store, primary school and public house. The celebrated village of Llanberis lies roughly 5 miles distant, making it an ideal base to explore the National Park. On the coast is Caernarfon with its magnificent castle . The A55 expressway can be found on the edge of the city of Bangor which skirts the North Wales coastline right to the ferry port at Holyhead.