The Stables Arthog Hall Barns
2 bedroom terraced house in Arthog, Gwynedd, £195,000

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PART OF A STUNNING BARN CONVERSION AMIDST THE BEAUTIFUL SNOWDONIA NATIONAL PARK AN AREA OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

Designed by award winning London architects the Arthog Barns are a bespoke development of five houses in a series of Grade II listed stone barns.

We are very pleased to be able to offer the last two remaining units (separate details available for the second unit).

Each property is unique and incorporates historic features with contemporary style.

The setting is spectacular situated in the Snowdonia National Park in Arthog, the village at the foot of Cader Idris with the Cregennan Lakes an easy walk from the door via the beautiful Arthog Falls. It is an area with superb walking, great beaches, mountain biking and unique cycle ways, superb for families, renowned bird watching and some of the best sports fishing in the UK. The Aberdovey and Royal St. David`s links golf course are within a 20 minute drive.

Within a few minutes drive you have the Mawddach railway station on your doorstep with an excellent train service to Birmingham and London and you can walk or cycle over the railway bridge from here to Barmouth, and without a doubt the Mawddach Estuary must be one of the most beautiful sights you will ever see!

Just opposite the Barns is the Mawddach trail, a l5 km bicycle trail giving access to the famous Barmouth Bridge, Fairbourne beach, Penmaenpool with its waterside pub (great food in a beautiful location) and beyond to the market town of Dolgellau from where the more ambitious can take advantage of the Coed y Brenin mountain biking trail, or if you have travelled far enough for one day you can always get the train back from either Barmouth, Fairbourne or Penmaenpool.

Each freehold house has been designed as a unique property with brand new conversions to current building regulations standards, superb holiday use with full residential planning consent and no planning restrictions whatsoever. The property includes oil fire central heating with underfloor heating and oak flooring to all the ground floors and radiators to the first floor, purpose made solid oak external doors and windows, en-suite wet rooms, hand framed green oak floor structure and dedicated parking spaces to each house.

Approximate dimensions.

LIVING ROOM 6.3 x 5.3 m
(including kitchen/dining)

BEDROOM ONE 4.4 x 3.3 m

BEDROOM TWO 4.4 x 2.9 m

Mains water, electricity and sewerage connections. Telephone connection to each property.

Each property has its own oil storage tank located in the west service area where the bins for each property are stored. The communal charge for the annual maintenance of the sewerage pump (although the properties are connected to mains drainage a pump was necessary and is located in the west service area), the charge to each unit is £90 per annum.

ASSESSMENTS Band `D`

AGENTS NOTE: We also have The Cottage for sale, see separate details…