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Key Features
- Beautifully presented 3 storey property
- 7 bedrooms plus study
- Spacious living accommodations
- Enjoys distant sea and Castle views
- Countryside aspect to the rear
Property Description
Nestled on Caernarfon Road in the charming town of Criccieth, this impressive three-storey semi-detached house offers a splendid blend of space and character. Built in 1900, the property boasts a generous 1,991 square feet of living space, making it an ideal family home or a lucrative investment opportunity.
With seven well-proportioned bedrooms, including a dedicated study, this residence provides ample room for both relaxation and productivity. The two reception rooms are perfect for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings with family, while the two bathrooms ensure convenience for all occupants.
One of the standout features of this property is the distant views of the sea and the historic castle, which can be enjoyed from various vantage points within the home. Additionally, the rear aspect offers a picturesque countryside view, creating a serene backdrop for daily life.
Situated just a short walk from the centre of Criccieth, residents will appreciate the convenience of local shops, cafes, and amenities, all within easy reach. This property presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of history in a desirable location, combining spacious living with stunning views and a vibrant community atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to make this remarkable house your new home.
Our Ref: C439
ACCOMMODATION
All measurements are approximate
GROUND FLOOR
Entrance Hallway
with feature tesselated floor tiles; door to rear hall and radiator
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
3.508 x 6.546
11'6" x 21'5"
Kitchen
with a range of fitted base units sat beneath timber worktops; 'Rangemaster' cooker sat within feature brick arch; 'Belfast' style sink; integrated dishwasher; space for American style fridge freezer; built in cupboards and window over garden. Linked to:
Sitting Room Area
with deep bay window and feature brick arch over former fireplace
Lounge/Diner
with dual aspect including French doors onto garden; open fire set within tiled surround; two radiators and wood effect laminate flooring
3.794 x 3.442
12'5" x 11'3"
Rear Hallway
with cloak storage and access to under stair cupboard
Conservatory/Utility
with sliding doors onto garden and space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer
2.575 x 2.503
8'5" x 8'2"
FIRST FLOOR
Half Landing
WC
with low level WC with space saving wash basin
Landing
with feature strippped floorboards and deep airing cupboard
Bedroom 1
with two windows to the front including deep bay window and both enjoying distant sea and Castle views; painted floorboards and radiator
5.285 x 2.825
17'4" x 9'3"
Bedroom 2
with countryside views at the rear; stripped floorboards and radiator
3.548 x 3.913
11'7" x 12'10"
Bedroom 3
with painted floorboards and radiator
2.994 x 3.057
9'9" x 10'0"
Bathroom
with feature free standing bath tub; washbasin set on vanity unit; marble tiled shower; low level WC; original feature cast iron fireplace and two windows to the rear
SECOND FLOOR
Landing
Bedroom 4
with window to the front; access to attic and carpet flooring
3.5 x 3.208
11'5" x 10'6"
Bedroom 5
with distant sea views and carpet flooring
3.675 x 2.543
12'0" x 8'4"
Bedroom 6
with countryside views to the rear; electric radiator and carpet flooring
3.354 x 3.198
11'0" x 10'5"
Study
with window to the front; stripped floorboards and distant sea views
2.649 x 2.152
8'8" x 7'0"
Bathroom
with panelled bath; low level WC and wash basin
Bedroom 7/Box Room
with window to the rear and floorboards
3.307 x 1.637
10'10" x 5'4"
EXTERNALLY
The property benefits from a terrace at the front of the house.
At the rear there is a garden with a timber decking area, lawn with mature fruit tree and shrubs and a timber shed.
SERVICES
All mains services
MATERIAL INFORMATION
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Band E














