Cefnfaes Street, Carneddi, Bethesda, Bangor, LL57

Well, this house presents a few pleasant surprises! Let us briefly explain - this is a traditional, spacious and highly versatile Semi Detached House situated in an established residential setting within the village of Bethesda, enjoying a pleasing southerly aspect from the rear with dramatic views towards the Nant Francon Valley and the peaks surrounding the village, quite a vista! Also, the property is conveniently positioned for village amenities which include primary and secondary schools, leisure centre and a good range of shops, goods and services. The dwelling is laid across 3 floors plus a most useable attic room (with the best views) and has been extensively yet sympathetically modernised in recent times, providing a home of charm and character whilst adequately serving the needs of modern living. The attention to detail and individualism is plain to see and very appealing. There are 2 reception rooms on differing levels, both fitted with wood burning stoves. Located adjacent to the kitchen is access to a superb workshop/store/utility which in turn offers stairs leading to a Garage/Store (electric door) located above, a space which could prove most useful for sure. The garden to the rear is generous and comes tiered with lawned areas and a wide patio seating area whilst again providing superb views. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and gas central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Hall, WC and Lounge to ground floor; Living/Dining Room, Kitchen, Porch and Workshop/Store/Utility to lower ground floor; Landing, 2 Bedrooms and Shower Room to first floor with stairs leading to Attic Room. The quarrying village of Bethesda borders the stunning Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) and is surrounded by magnificent countryside and the high peaks of the Carneddau range. A good range of amenities can be found within the village which is situated in a wooded valley on the historic A5 route. Here you’ll find 2 major village stores as well as a number of independent traders, eateries, schools and numerous leisure facilities (the longest zip wire line in Europe, scenic cycle route, bowling green and cricket club). Your main shopping destination is the city of Bangor approximately 5 miles distant which is well known for its university and has a vast choice of retailers as well as national rail links.