4 bedroom detached house

A very distinctive 3/4 bedroom detached residence of individual design and unique appeal, in beautiful rural surroundings and set amidst its own well established gardens including adjoining grazing land of some 3 acres, with far reaching views towards the sea to the north coastal side of the glorious Llyn Peninsula.
Coastal homes on the Peninsula are in continuous demand and Mor Awel is a fitting example of a superior family home offering a delightful rural setting with much privacy and fine views, catching a glimpse through the majority of the windows to the shimmering waters of the Irish Sea and Caernarfon Bay with the Isle of Anglesey in the far distance.
The property was completely renovated in 2014/2015 under the careful supervision of a local architect who worked closely with highly regarded local building contractors to create this stunning home with ground and first floor extensions, adding new floors and ceilings throughout including a chemical damp proof course incorporating external insulation with new render and loft insulation with further eco friendly features having solar thermal panels on the house roof and solar PV to the garage. Wi Fi throughout the home and wireless thermostat heating controls and triple glazed windows throughout with fitted internal window shutters and underfloor heating throughout the house. Attractive solid engineered oak floors to the main entrance hall which continues through to the rear to a delightful bright and airy garden room with its high vaulted ceilings and dual bi fold doors directly opening onto the gardens and paved terracing. The kitchen is comprehensively fitted out with tasteful medium oak fronted floor and wall units having solid granite work surfaces, a central Island unit with cupboards and drawers beneath, a butlers pantry, oil fired Aga and larder cupboard which are just some of the features of this well equipped room.
A utility/ laundry room has plumbing for washing machine and space for tumble dryer, central heating boiler and sink unit. A ventilated pantry with shelving and cold slate slab.
A front sitting room with lovely open views and a fitted multi fuel stove with a wide opening to the music room with door through to a study/ office which can also be utilised as a fourth bedroom with doors to the garden and an internal door into a fully tiled shower room with a white suite and bidet.
A light oak staircase takes you to the first floor landing with built in airing cupboard and hoheat store supplementing the boiler with heat from teh Solar Thermal, Solar PV adn Multifuel Stove. There are 3 double bedrooms all encompassing the delightful sea/ countryside views, the main bedroom has an en suite shower room. A spacious white coloured family bathroom suite having a large circular bath. From the landing a wooden collapsible ladder provides access into a large boarded loft storage area.
The house is approached via a right of way access lane from the main county roadway with high galvanised double gates onto an expansive gravelled parking/ turning area with a substantial modern double garage with two separate roller shutter entry doors and an emergency Hyundai generator wired to supply electricity to the house in case of an unlikely power cut. The immediate surrounding gardens are a sheer delight with neatly mown areas, mature colourful plants and shrubs, wide paved sun terracing and to the seaward side a lovely wide timber pillared/ sloping slate roofed sun verandah, enjoying the open views across the fields to the sea. A productive Orchard and a large caged in productive vegetable/ fruit garden, sturdy green house, summerhouse and timber garden shed. Direct access onto the adjoining grazing land and within the field boundaries are two delapidated brick built outbuildings offering much potential.
The hamlet of Llangwnnadl is to the north coastal side of the Lleyn Peninsula and offers a peaceful and tranquil setting with access down onto the picturesque Porth Colmon cove with a boat launching slipway and pathway onto the popular Welsh coastal path . There is public pedestrian access onto the dog friendly golden sands of Penllech Beach. For shopping needs there are amenities in nearby Sarn Mellteyrn and Tudweiliog, and by travelling to the tip of the peninsula to the historic seaside village of Aberdaron.



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