LL55 3EH

As dramatic a location as you could wish for – a most appealing, highly individual and assuredly spacious is this Detached Residence sitting in a superb elevated position within the rural community of Dinorwig, enjoying a south westerly aspect with far reaching views of the surrounding Eryri mountains, including views of the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) - the proximity of the mountains is what surely makes this location so alluring! Pendyffryn, thought to have been built around 2009 stands on a generous plot of landscaped gardens with spacious tiered lawns together with ample off road parking, the gardens purposely laid out for the maximum enjoyment of the outdoors. No doubt come the warmer months the gardens will undoubtedly be the place to be. The property offers a remarkable interior, modern yes but with a definite individuality and much character. With generously proportioned rooms throughout, there’s definitely a room for all occasions whilst proving practical and versatile in equal measure. Much of the ground floor has rustic slate flagged flooring (under-floor heating), there’s a comprehensive kitchen with range oven and dishwasher and the comfy lounge offers a large multi-fuel stove (with back boiler) – there’s so much more besides! On the first floor reside 4 bedrooms (all with timber flooring), a gallery landing and luxury en-suite (rolled top bath) to the main bedroom. All are served by a modern family bathroom. As a matter of interest, full planning permission has been granted for erection of a new garage and annexe (planning number: C19/0828/18/LL dating from August 2019). Benefiting from double glazing throughout and LPG central/under-floor heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Porch, Entrance Hall/Study, Lounge, Kitchen/Family Room, Utility Room, WC, Dining Room, Snug/Bedroom 5, Gym, Landing, 4 Bedrooms, En-suite, Walk-in Wardrobe and Bathroom. 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. Access to the royal town of Caernarfon as well as Bangor (the City Of Learning) with its colleges and university is easy via the excellent road networks in the vicinity. The main A55 expressway which follows the North Wales coastline right to the ferry port at Holyhead is also easily accessed from here. Situated right on the edge of the mountainous region of Snowdonia, this is perfect country for walkers and climbers alike.