Location

Penrhyd Fechan lies at the foot of Moel-Y-Gest to the south west of Portmadog and is approached via a private drive through Portmadog golf course shared by only two other properties. Fields lie to the south and west boundaries and the property assures a quiet and private lifestyle amidst teeming wildlife and a plethora of birdlife.

The small village of Morfa Bychan is located in Gwynedd, Wales, near the coast of Cardigan Bay. It is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, scenic landscapes, and proximity to the Snowdonia National Park. The village features a mix of residential homes and holiday accommodations, making it a popular destination for tourists.

Key attractions include the beach, which is ideal for walking and water sports, and the nearby attractions of Black Rock Sands and the picturesque town of Porthmadog with Tesco, Lidl, Aldi and its famous steam railway. The area is characterised by a friendly community atmosphere, with local shops, cafes, and recreational opportunities like golf, swimming, hiking and cycling. Overall, Morfa Bychan offers a charming, relaxed coastal experience with stunning natural beauty.

Description

A meandering driveway across Portmadog golf course leads to this beautifully renovated and extended farmhouse, set within outstanding gardens with a woodland back drop which extend to about 1.5 acres.

The subject of an extensive renovation programme about twenty years ago which included under-floor heating to the ground floor, the replacement and enlargement of the rear section and the upgrading and retention of the charming original farmhouse to the front.

This character home provides fantastic family accommodation arranged over two floors to include four bedrooms and three bathrooms with an additional ground floor bedroom and shower/cloakroom on the ground floor for those who are less mobile. There are two large reception rooms with stone fireplaces, a well appointed and spacious kitchen with a large island and AGA extending into a triple aspect breakfast room with French doors to the side, westerly facing gardens. A boot room/utility room and a family entrance hall complete the ground floor. The ground floor bedroom would serve equally well as a private office away from the main hubbub of the house.

The property has oil fired central heating, under-floor to the ground floor, mains water and electricity and registered private drainage.

There are an incredible range of outbuildings including a small double and single garages, a barn to the rear which would make a great games room, further large stores and workshops, a greenhouse, potting sheds and all have light and power connected, some have drainage and offer further potential.

The gardens are sublime and incredibly private. An orchard lies to the rear with a variety of fruit trees, a large natural pond with a path around leads to one of the many ‘rooms’ created by mature hedging and an extraordinary variety of mature shrubs, bushes and specimen trees.