This charming period stone-fronted cottage is nestled in the highly sought-after village of Croesor, offering stunning open views of the Moelwyn Mountains and Cnicht—areas renowned among walkers and climbers. The property features a welcoming lounge diner with a traditional fireplace, a kitchen, and a convenient outdoor WC. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
Available to the market with no onward chain, the cottage boasts a wealth of character, including exposed beams, original doors, and slate flooring.
Externally, the delightful front garden is primarily laid to lawn, complemented by a paved pathway that leads to the front door, where a wooden bench is currently placed offering a perfect spot to enjoy the beautiful countryside views. To the left of the property, there is an additional lawn area that the current vendors use as parking, providing space for approximately two vehicles comfortably and to the rear is an enclosed yard, and an elevated rear garden space, maximising the fantastic views, that is accessed via a shared right of way.
The property has recently undergone significant works, including new chimney and roof.
Croesor is a vibrant village nestled just a few miles from the enchanting Plas Brondanw Gardens and the historic Brondanw Arms/Y Ring pub, conveniently situated on the main road.
At the heart of the community is a cozy, welcoming cafe-perfect for catching up with neighbors or meeting new friends.
Children attend the local junior school in Llanfrothen, fostering a tight-knit community feel. The village’s proximity to shops in Porthmadog and the picturesque Portmeirion Gardens makes it an ideal spot for both daily needs and scenic excursions.
Overall, this village offers a vibrant blend of tradition and modern life, making it a wonderful place to visit or settle in.
Tenure:Freehold
CouncilTaxBand:C
Eryri National Park Authority has introduced an Article 4 Direction to manage the use of houses as second homes and holiday accommodation in the Eryri Local Planning Authority Area. The Article 4 Direction came into force on 1 June 2025. From this date, planning permission is required before changing the use of a property into a second home, short-term holiday let or specific mixed use.
The purpose of the Article 4 Direction is to revoke the right to change of use without planning consent, for the following use:
• Change of use of a main residence (use class C3) into a second home (use class C5) or short-term holiday let (use class C6) and specific mixed uses;
• Change of use of a second home (use class C5) to a short-term holiday let (use class C6) and specific mixed uses;
• Change of use from a short-term holiday let (use class C6) to a second home (use class C5) and specific mixed uses.
Ground Floor Lounge 5.74m x 3.23m
Open plan lounge/dining area, with a multi fuel burner, stone fireplace with slate hearth and slate floor.
Exposed beams and sash window to front elevation.
Kitchen 3.14m x 2.30m
Fitted kitchen with tiled floor and sleek white cabinetry.
Outdoor WC First Floor Bedroom 1 4.26m x 2.52m
Double bedroom with carpeted floor and window to left elevation.
Bedroom 2 3.54m x 2.30m
Double bedroom with wooden floor and sash window to front elevation.
Bedroom 3 2.30m x 2.14m
Single bedroom with wooden floor and sash window to front elevation.
Bathroom 2.74m x 2.09m
Bathroom with bath & shower and airing cupboard.
