3 bedroom bungalow

A distinctive 3 Bedroomed Detached Dormer Residence situated in a most pleasing position on the edge of the rural village of Tyn Y Groes in the beautiful Vale of Conwy, its southerly aspect enjoying hours of sunshine whilst surrounded by miles of green open countryside and commanding splendid rural and mountain views.

Cae Roger is a distinctive detached dormer residence situated in a most pleasing position on the edge of the rural village of Tyn Y Groes in the beautiful Vale of Conwy, its southerly aspect enjoying hours of sunshine whilst surrounded by miles of green open countryside and commanding splendid views across the valley floor. Indeed, from the first floor there are superlative views looking south west towards the high peaks of Snowdonia. In fact, the boundary of Snowdonia is located just a short distance away at the neighbouring village of Rowen. The favourable location means you can enjoy the green rolling countryside this side of Snowdonia whilst having the option to head out into the hills or indeed explore the stunning coastline located just a few miles north at Conwy.

On first impression, you can’t help but be impressed with the porch with its wide oak door and pitched roof. This leads you nicely through to a spacious home indeed with a light and airy feel throughout, the lounge in particular offering space aplenty, somewhere to put your feet up in front of the real flame gas fireplace. There’s a more formal dining room with bay window and the modern kitchen features solid granite worktops which adds a nice touch with the inclusion of a modern range oven and dishwasher. The conservatory to the rear doubles up as a further reception room and is perfect as a breakfast room as you can watch the sun rise from here. Also on the ground floor is the main bedroom enjoying a dual aspect and modern en-suite.
The sense of light and space is carried through to the first floor with numerous roof lights and two generous bedrooms with modern en-suite facilities. There’s no shortage of storage space either with built-in wardrobes and ample eaves storage. Cae Roger comes fully uPVC double glazed and is served by a gas central heating system.
Cae Roger backs onto open countryside and is encompassed by well-maintained, well-stocked landscaped gardens with a superb raised composite patio to the rear where you can sit back and enjoy the peaceful surroundings and is ideal for a little al-fresco dining come the warmer months. Complementing the gardens, there’s a driveway with electrically operated gates offering ample off road parking, a useful garage and a recent addition to the rear of the garage by way of a laundry/utility room which incidentally could be made into a studio or office if required. Bordering the garden is a small stream which feeds a pond whilst the majority of the garden is laid to lawn and home to a good variety of mature plants, shrubs and trees together with a greenhouse.

The walled castle town of Conwy is roughly a 4 mile drive away where you will find a whole host of useful amenities, goods and services and a magnificent 13th century castle built by Edward I in a barely believable four years! Conwy has a mainline railway station providing easy links to Holyhead, Bangor and indeed London whilst the A55 expressway provides all the essential links, making access to this corner of North Wales a breeze.
In terms of recreation and places of interest locally, there is an endless list. Deganwy has a useful marina and maritime facilities, there a multi-plex cinema complex in Llandudno Junction whilst the bustling Victorian resort of Llandudno has a Victorian pier, theatre and music/arts venue and numerous other attractions of a dry ski slope, toboggan run, cable car and tram rides to the summit of the Great Orme. Let’s not forget the Surf Snowdonia facility, Zip World forest rides near Betws Y Coed and the beautiful National Trusts’ Bodnant Gardens. Of course, the striking coastline and the Snowdonia National Park is practically on your doorstep with stunning scenery.