2 bedroom house

This unique picturesque coastal setting of this sixteenth century traditional stone cottage which is set in the popular town of Criccieth, a stone's throw from the beach. The property is an end terrace cottage and full of charactor with charming period features.

Description - This unique picturesque coastal setting of this sixteenth century traditional stone cottage which is set in the popular town of Criccieth, a stone's throw from the beach. The property is an end terrace cottage and full of charactor with charming period features.

Porch - Origianal wooden front door, with doors to lounge and study/bedroom.

Study/Bedroom - Single glazed window.

Shower Room - Low level WC; wash hand basin with drawer unit below, walk in shower cubicle with instant shower, heated towel rail, half tiled walls and tiled flooring.

Lounge - Open fire set in attractive stone surround, wooden ceiling beams, original single glazed window and stairs to the first floor.

Kitchen - Base and wall units with complimentary work surfaces, integrated electric oven and ceramic hob with splashback, large cupboard/pantry housing hot water tank, uPVC double glazed window and uPVC door. Stainless steel sink with stainless steel mixer tap, partial tiled walls and quarry tiled flooring.

Landing - Large cupboard, original wooden walls and ceiling, uPVC velux window.

Bedroom One - uPVC window which compliments the lounge original window, wash hand basin set in vanity unit, wooden panelled ceiling and original wooden door and electric radiator.

Bedroom Two - Original wooden walls and ceiling, uPVC double glazed window, original wooden door and uPVC Velux window.

Outside - Large size rear garden with large lawned area, raised patio and garden shed. On road parking.

Agent's Note - An extract from the Criccieth Tourist Information booklet: There are three fishermen's cottages in Rock Terrace, 'Sea Winds' (originally Ty Uchaf) from where earlier in the century boats could be hired; Ty Canol and Ty Isaf, 'highest, middle and lowest house'. These three cottages date back to the sixteenth century in their present form but have fourteenth century foundations which themselves were sited on burgage plots of the thirteenth century. Many cottage frontages of Yr Hen Dref measure eighteen metres, the same measurement as prescribed for Edward 1's burgages. Twenty five plots of eighty by sixty feet just fit into this built up area, this being the recorded measurement of the plots.

Directions - From our Porthmadog office turn left and follow the road for approximately five miles to Criccieth. On entering Criccieth, proceed to the crossroads and turn left. Follow the road to the junction and turn right, then go passed Castle Square, take the right turn at the bottom of the hill. The property is on the left.