Cwm Yr Eithin

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and designated Heritage Coastline stands Cwm Yr Eithin, a Detached Bungalow standing in some 3.6 Acres complete with an extensive range of outbuildings/barns and derelict Grade II Listed 18th century cottage with associated shippon range of outbuildings.


Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) including a designated section of Anglesey’s Heritage Coastline stands Cwm Yr Eithin which offers far, far more than first impressions would have you believe. Located in the desirable community of Llaneilian in a highly scenic corner of the Isle of Anglesey, standing in some 3.6 Acres of garden grounds to include two large paddocks is this modernised Detached Bungalow complete with an extensive range of useable outbuildings/barns together with a derelict Grade II Listed 18th century cottage (known as Tan Y Fynwent) and its associated traditional shippon range of outbuildings. The property resides adjacent to historic St Eilian Church, parts of which date back to the 12th century (an exceptionally fine and well preserved late medieval parish church) whilst being just minutes from the beautiful cove and headland of Point Lynas and Anglesey’s coastal path, the rugged scenery affording the opportunity to enjoy a rich and diverse coastline that lies right on your doorstep. Cwm Yr Eithin is approached along a private driveway which in turn offers ample off road parking and a turning circle with the driveway running right up to the main residence complete with garage. The driveway is flanked by a well-stocked lawned garden to include fruit trees and outside swimming pool whilst vehicular access is afforded to all the garden areas including the paddocks and barns with additional access provided from the roadside located to the east. The majority of barns and outbuildings reside to the rear of the property which explains why the property looks so deceiving, one of the paddocks has a field shelter suitable for a pony, there’s an extensive vegetable garden and soft fruit trees and so much more besides. The bungalow enjoys a south westerly aspect and is certainly spacious with a 25’ lounge complete with open fireplace, a decent sized kitchen and 3 roomy bedrooms served by a modern bathroom. The attached garage (with remote controlled door) also has an office attached to the rear, ideal for those working from home. Needless to say, Cwm Yr Eithin would suit someone with equestrian needs, be useful as a small-holding for greater self-sufficiency and would definitely be a great place for youngsters to grow up and enjoy. Benefiting from uPVC double glazing and oil central heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Entrance Hall, Lounge/Dining Room, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms and Bathroom. There is much to take in here and much potential and as such, viewing is considered essential to fully appreciate.




















Marketed by: Dafydd Hardy, Llangefni