£239,950
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3 bedroom end of terrace house
Bethel, Caernarfon, Gwynedd, LL55
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Band: B
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About this property
Attractive Three-Storey, End Terrace Property
3 First-Floor Bedrooms
1 Contemporary Bathroom
Spacious Open-Plan Lounge/Diner
Versatile Attic Room
Low Maintenance Gardens with Workshop/Store
Gas Central Heating & uPVC Double Glazing
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Council Tax
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B
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Freehold
An attractive three-storey, three-Bedroom End-Terraced property in the sought-after village of Bethel, offering spacious and versatile accommodation, a contemporary Bathroom, second-floor Attic Room and low-maintenance gardens with a substantial powered workshop/home office to the rear.
An attractive three-storey, three-Bedroom End-Terraced property situated in the sought-after village of Bethel. Offering generous and versatile accommodation, the property comprises an open-plan Lounge/Diner, spacious Kitchen/Diner, three well-proportioned first-floor Bedrooms, a contemporary family Bathroom and a second-floor Attic Room. Externally, there are low-maintenance gardens to the front and rear, together with a substantial workshop/storage building offering excellent versatility. Bethel benefits from a range of everyday amenities, including a primary school and a community enterprise centre with café, while the historic town of Caernarfon and neighbouring village of Llanrug are just a short drive away, providing a wider selection of shops, schools and leisure facilities. The accommodation begins with an Entrance Hall featuring stairs rising to the first floor. A door leads into the spacious and welcoming open-plan Lounge/Diner, which features a gas fireplace set within a chimney breast, useful understairs storage and a vertical feature radiator. Carpeted flooring adds warmth and comfort throughout the reception space. Solid oak folding doors open into the generous Kitchen/Diner, fitted with an impressive range cooker and integrated double-width extractor hood. The kitchen is complemented by solid wood cabinetry and attractive granite worktops, with plumbing for both a washing machine and dishwasher. Dual-aspect windows to the side and rear allow plenty of natural light to fill the space, while tiled flooring and a side external door complete the room. To the first floor, the Landing provides access to three well-proportioned bedrooms and the family Bathroom. The principal bedroom is positioned to the front and benefits from dual-aspect windows, while bedrooms 2 and 3 are of a similar size and overlook the rear garden. Bedroom 3 is currently utilised as a Dressing Room, highlighting the flexibility of the accommodation. The contemporary family Bathroom is well-appointed, featuring a freestanding bath, separate walk-in electric shower, W/C, washbasin set upon a vanity unit and heated towel rail. Floor-to-ceiling tiling and LED spotlights complete the modern finish. A useful airing cupboard on the landing provides additional storage for towels and linen, while stairs lead to the second-floor Attic Room, currently used as a guest bedroom and home office. This versatile space benefits from two large Velux windows, allowing natural light to flood in, and plush carpeting for added comfort. Externally, the property benefits from low-maintenance gardens to both the front and rear. The rear garden features a paved patio area with a combination of paving slabs and slate, enclosed by boundary walls to either side. To the rear stands a substantial block-built workshop/storage building with double patio doors, power and lighting. Offering excellent versatility, this space could serve as a workshop, summerhouse or home office. Gated areas to either side of the building provide useful additional storage, ideal for bins or outdoor furniture, while several external power points add further convenience. To the front, a boundary wall, metal gate and fencing enclose a decorative white gravelled area. A secondary metal gate provides access to a pathway running along the side of the property through to the rear garden. Further benefits include gas central heating and uPVC double glazing.
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Lounge/Diner4.12m x 7.16m Max. dimensions
Kitchen/Diner3.95m x 4.46m
First Floor Landing
Bedroom 13.2m x 4.16m Max. dimensions
Bedroom 22.21m x 3.95m
Bedroom 32.19m x 3.95m
Bathroom2.36m x 2.83m
Second Floor
Attic Room3.94m x 4.36m Max. dimensions
Workshop/Store3.92m x 3.58m
Council Tax This property is council tax band B.
Services We are informed by the seller this property benefits from Mains Water, Gas, Electricity and Drainage.
Ofcom checker suggests broadband/fibre is available, and outdoor mobile coverage is likely.
Heating Gas Central Heating. The agent has tested no services, appliances or central heating system (if any).
Tenure We have been informed the tenure is freehold with vacant possession upon completion of sale. Vendor’s solicitors should confirm title.
Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents and Chartered Surveyors are an employee-owned, independent business with 5 offices covering Gwynedd, Anglesey, and Conwy. Having won numerous prestigious awards, the company was founded by Dafydd Hardy and Richard Thomas (both RICS Chartered Surveyors) in 1992. Today, it is a trusted and successful enterprise in North Wales, celebrated for its expertise and extensive experience in residential sales, lettings, surveys, and commercial property matters.