Hermon Road, Mynydd Llandygai, Bangor, Gwynedd, LL57

Formerly the village Post Office is this spacious, tastefully modernised and well-presented End Terrace House (in a row of 3) situated in a pleasant elevated rural setting within the popular community of Mynydd Llandygai, surrounded by open countryside and the dramatic Eryri/Snowdonia mountains. Entering via a spacious entrance hall, the property offers a generously proportioned lounge leading through to a modern kitchen/breakfast room, the kitchen featuring a built-in oven, hob and extractor. Just off the kitchen is a useful utility hall fitted with plumbing for washing machine. One large bedroom resides on the first floor (with built-in wardrobe and cupboard) served by a modern fully tiled shower room. Externally, to the front is a concrete hardstanding for off road parking. The driveway to the side (a neighbouring property has a right of way) leads to the rear garden where there is a further concreted hardstanding for additional parking together with a lawn and large timber garden shed. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing throughout and oil fired central heating. It�s feasible that the property could be extended somewhat to enlarge the accommodation for the provision of a second bedroom (subject to the usual planning consents). Mynydd Llandygai has a thriving community centre and is situated on a bus route. Nearby Bethesda offers a good range of amenities, goods and services alongside primary and secondary schools, an extensive health centre, numerous leisure facilities as well as caf�s, eateries and pubs. Bethesda also offers the hugely exciting Zip Wire ride attraction, the longest in Europe, situated within the adjoining Penrhyn slate quarry. The university city of Bangor (roughly 6 miles distant), has a wide range of shops and out-of-town retailers as well as recreational facilities, mainline train services, schools, colleges, a district general hospital and arts and cultural centre.