Floorplan
Map6 bedroom detached house
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Detached house
6 beds
6 baths
3390
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Service charge: £0 per annum
Council tax: Band I
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
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Features and description
- Six bedrooms
- Five bathrooms
- Sitting room
- Living dining kitchen
- Boot room and shower
- Loggia
- Garage and Port cochere
- EPC Rating = D
Exceptional coastal residence with stunning views over Cardigan Bay to the Welsh Mountains
Description
Designed by award winning ‘Project 3’ architects, the property has just undergone a substantial renovation and upgrade to create a unique and spacious home which is, effectively, a new house wrapped in a Victorian shell. There are a few period features remaining but to all intent and purposes this is a stylish modern house set on the southern tip of the Llyn Peninsula.
All five bathrooms are newly appointed with wall hung sanitary ware and two with double ended free-standing style baths. Perfect for family and guests to feel relaxed and spoilt with generous room proportions, large windows, and a very high standard of finish.
The main entrance features a covered porch and the front door opens into an impressive hallway with a Victorian pitch pine staircase and oak herringbone Ted Todd flooring. Double contemporary Crittall style doors open off to the left and right.
To the right is the sitting room, a place of retreat from the hubbub of the main living area of the house and features a dual aspect with triple panel bi-fold doors opening to the gardens. Flooring again is Ted Todd herringbone oak.
To the left of the hall matching Crittall style doors open to the amazing living dining kitchen. The hub of the house with staggering views across the bay this is very much the day to day living and entertaining area.
With over-size porcelain floor tiles and under-floor central heating, a triple aspect, lantern roof and a box window. The ‘in frame’ bespoke kitchen by Burbidge and Son has Silestone surfaces and a large island with a breakfast bar, twin ovens and an induction hob, microwave and a huge, essential wine fridge has pride of place. The fridge and freezer are integrated and cupboards open to reveal a concealed coffee/breakfast station. Two sets of sliding doors open to the part covered terrace from which there are panoramic views and perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
The family entrance hall is accessed from the Porte cochere style area and leads through to a boot room and utility room/garden kitchen. Perfect for dumping boating or surfing gear before showering in the adjoining shower. Not a boating enthusiast or surfer? Then the shower is equally good as a luxury dog washdown after a walk along the beach before they romp through the house.
There are three great bedrooms on the first floor, all with fantastic views and their own en suite bathrooms. The principal bedroom has a dressing area and a bath.
The second floor has three further double bedroom suites, one with a bath and separate shower and a store area off, with the two others having Jack and Jill access to another bathroom.
The garage is located alongside the covered party area or Port cochere and would lend itself to easy conversion to create an office, gym or games room from which there are the same views of the bay.
The gardens are newly landscaped and include a sweeping driveway flanked by traditional natural stone walls and impressive granite stone gate pillars leading up to a generous parking and turning area. . A formal sheltered lawn (perfect for lounging in the sun) sits to the front of the house overlooking the bay and leads down to more informal lawn areas with 50 recently planted trees and native hedges that serve to frame the property.
Steps adjacent to the family sitting room lead up to a large fire-pit and seating area built out of natural stone and providing a further space to gather with family and friends and enjoy the exceptional views of this privileged location.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG central heating.
Location
Plas Deucoch is an exceptional property with far reaching views over Tremadoc Bay to the Cambrian Mountains and to Snowdon to the east.
Only one mile from Abersoch village centre, the property is nicely away from the noise and bustle, yet a reasonable walk finds you at the harbour, many restaurants and bars, the yacht club and the golf course that make the village such a popular destination for so many.
Abersoch main beach is a gentle 30min walk if you want calm waters and Porth Neigwl (Hells Mouth) is 30 mins walk or 5 mins drive the other way if you want to surf some waves.
For keen walkers the renowned Llyn Coastal Path is easily accessible and offers some of the most stunning and unspoilt scenery you can find anywhere in the UK and if that draws a thirst, Mickeys Boatyard and tea room, the well-regarded Sun Inn at Llanengan or the Porth Tocyn Hotel can provide a welcome respite.
The elevated position of the house affords fantastic views from all the main living areas towards the bay and mountains beyond, with the nearby holiday parks mostly filtered from view by structured landscaping.
Square Footage: 4,304 sq ft
Description
Designed by award winning ‘Project 3’ architects, the property has just undergone a substantial renovation and upgrade to create a unique and spacious home which is, effectively, a new house wrapped in a Victorian shell. There are a few period features remaining but to all intent and purposes this is a stylish modern house set on the southern tip of the Llyn Peninsula.
All five bathrooms are newly appointed with wall hung sanitary ware and two with double ended free-standing style baths. Perfect for family and guests to feel relaxed and spoilt with generous room proportions, large windows, and a very high standard of finish.
The main entrance features a covered porch and the front door opens into an impressive hallway with a Victorian pitch pine staircase and oak herringbone Ted Todd flooring. Double contemporary Crittall style doors open off to the left and right.
To the right is the sitting room, a place of retreat from the hubbub of the main living area of the house and features a dual aspect with triple panel bi-fold doors opening to the gardens. Flooring again is Ted Todd herringbone oak.
To the left of the hall matching Crittall style doors open to the amazing living dining kitchen. The hub of the house with staggering views across the bay this is very much the day to day living and entertaining area.
With over-size porcelain floor tiles and under-floor central heating, a triple aspect, lantern roof and a box window. The ‘in frame’ bespoke kitchen by Burbidge and Son has Silestone surfaces and a large island with a breakfast bar, twin ovens and an induction hob, microwave and a huge, essential wine fridge has pride of place. The fridge and freezer are integrated and cupboards open to reveal a concealed coffee/breakfast station. Two sets of sliding doors open to the part covered terrace from which there are panoramic views and perfect for indoor/outdoor entertaining.
The family entrance hall is accessed from the Porte cochere style area and leads through to a boot room and utility room/garden kitchen. Perfect for dumping boating or surfing gear before showering in the adjoining shower. Not a boating enthusiast or surfer? Then the shower is equally good as a luxury dog washdown after a walk along the beach before they romp through the house.
There are three great bedrooms on the first floor, all with fantastic views and their own en suite bathrooms. The principal bedroom has a dressing area and a bath.
The second floor has three further double bedroom suites, one with a bath and separate shower and a store area off, with the two others having Jack and Jill access to another bathroom.
The garage is located alongside the covered party area or Port cochere and would lend itself to easy conversion to create an office, gym or games room from which there are the same views of the bay.
The gardens are newly landscaped and include a sweeping driveway flanked by traditional natural stone walls and impressive granite stone gate pillars leading up to a generous parking and turning area. . A formal sheltered lawn (perfect for lounging in the sun) sits to the front of the house overlooking the bay and leads down to more informal lawn areas with 50 recently planted trees and native hedges that serve to frame the property.
Steps adjacent to the family sitting room lead up to a large fire-pit and seating area built out of natural stone and providing a further space to gather with family and friends and enjoy the exceptional views of this privileged location.
Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. LPG central heating.
Location
Plas Deucoch is an exceptional property with far reaching views over Tremadoc Bay to the Cambrian Mountains and to Snowdon to the east.
Only one mile from Abersoch village centre, the property is nicely away from the noise and bustle, yet a reasonable walk finds you at the harbour, many restaurants and bars, the yacht club and the golf course that make the village such a popular destination for so many.
Abersoch main beach is a gentle 30min walk if you want calm waters and Porth Neigwl (Hells Mouth) is 30 mins walk or 5 mins drive the other way if you want to surf some waves.
For keen walkers the renowned Llyn Coastal Path is easily accessible and offers some of the most stunning and unspoilt scenery you can find anywhere in the UK and if that draws a thirst, Mickeys Boatyard and tea room, the well-regarded Sun Inn at Llanengan or the Porth Tocyn Hotel can provide a welcome respite.
The elevated position of the house affords fantastic views from all the main living areas towards the bay and mountains beyond, with the nearby holiday parks mostly filtered from view by structured landscaping.
Square Footage: 4,304 sq ft
About this agent
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