Bodlwyfan is a 5 Bedroomed Detached Period Residence standing in generous well-stocked garden grounds measuring some 0.9 Acres and a superb self-contained annexe.

Bodlwyfan is a most appealing and well-proportioned Detached Period Residence residing on the edge of the popular hamlet of Llansadwrn on the Isle of Anglesey, standing in generous well-stocked garden grounds measuring some 0.9 Acres which, incidentally enjoys an open south westerly aspect with superb views towards the Snowdonia mountain range located on the mainland. The gardens were landscaped by a Chelsea Garden Designer Medal Winner: Propagating Dan. The location affords some connections transport wise to Pentraeth, historic Beaumaris town, Menai Bridge, the university city of Bangor and of course Anglesey’s dramatic coastline. This fine home is partly defined by its gardens, which offers a nice blend of landscaped areas, a decked sun patio and open lawns with spacious greenhouse and extensive orchard plus a semi-circular driveway, ample off road parking and a superb self-contained Annexe, making this a very versatile home indeed. Making life easier and greener is an extensive (20 Panels) PV solar rooftop installation, which will surely help with keeping those electricity bills down. This is a home definitely suited to a larger growing family where everyone can enjoy their own space inside whilst revelling in the outdoor space which will play a major role come the warmer summer months. The property exudes much period charm and character, there are open fireplaces to two of the reception rooms and the more recent addition of the garden room adds a whole new feel to the property while sporting a trendy revolving wood burner. There are five bedrooms, one served by en-suite facilities and there’s a luxury bathroom with rolled top bath. As mentioned, the annexe adds further value to the property having been extensively re-modelled and modernised in more recent years to provide luxury 1 bedroomed accommodation with a host of fitted appliances to the kitchen area together with solid worktops and a good quality modern Danish Stove. This would most certainly suit a dependent relative, home office or could be utilised as holiday let accommodation, thereby generating additional income. Predominantly double glazed (some secondary glazing) and benefiting from oil central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises: Porch, Entrance Hall, Sitting/Dining Room, Lounge, Snug, Breakfast Room, Kitchen, Garden Room, Utility Room, WC, Landing, 3 Bedrooms, En-suite, Bathroom and 2 further Bedrooms on the second floor.

Llansadwrn is approximately 4½ miles from Menai Bridge, 4 miles from the A55 expressway and 6½ miles from the city of Bangor, with a regular daily bus service. Menai Bridge, renowned for its famous suspension bridge, offers a number of useful amenities which can cater for your day to day requirements, includes a Waitrose supermarket and schools. Llansadwrn is also opportunely placed for the many of the coastal and rural attractions to be found on the island.