Detached house for sale in St. Anns Bethesda, Bangor, Gwynedd LL57

Approached along a sweeping driveway, an opportunity to purchase this detached four bedroom family residence which is situated within its own spacious gardens and grounds and woodlands which extends to approximately 2 acres of land, occupying an envious elevated position on the outskirts of Bethesda and Tregarth with superb open views over the mouth of the Ogwen Valley towards the Carneddau range of the Snowdonia mountains. This sizeable accommodation is ideal for a growing family, offering a little something for all, not least the gardens which play an essential role in making this a pleasant family residence with essential off road parking area for several cars. The property is in need of some modernisation and upgrading throughout.
The kitchen is fitted with solid wood units with a host of built-in appliances with work surface over. The conservatory is a great spot to catch the morning sun and with all the reception rooms and all four of the bedrooms featuring front aspect windows which maximise the enjoyment of the surroundings and views. The property also has the benefit of double glazing and is served by an oil-fired central heating system, and a septic tank. The accommodation comprises of entrance porch leading to entrance hall, lounge, dining room, conservatory, kitchen breakfast room, rear hallway with storage area leading to down stairs shower/wet room and workshop, with four sizeable bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor. Internal viewing is essential to fully appreciate and if the sun's shining, then all the better for taking in the views!
The property is positioned on the outskirts of the quarry town of Bethesda, which lies close to the Nant Francon Valley on the edge of the Snowdonia National Park. Bethesda has much to offer with a good range of amenities, goods and services alongside primary and secondary schools, an extensive health centre, numerous leisure facilities of a leisure centre, rugby, football, cricket and bowls clubs including cafés and pubs. Bethesda also offers the hugely exciting Zip Wire attraction, the longest in Europe high in the adjoining slate quarry. The university city of Bangor approximately 5 miles away, which offers a wide range of shops, services and recreational facilities and a General Hospital. The nearby A55 Expressway is the main arterial road between Chester and Holyhead and leads to the numerous attractions off the Isle of Anglesey, the northern coastline and resorts, including Ireland.