luxury houses with panoramic view for sale Aberdovey, United Kingdom

Well, where do we start? This is a fabulous package of properties offering an abundance of opportunity limited only by the buyer's imagination.Festival there is a traditional style Welsh farmhouse, recently refurbished an offering a mass of space. Also within the six acres of land is a bunkhouse building also offering an equal amount of space and accommodation and a further building that is used as a meeting location or could easily be a studio.The site is situated on the banks and to the South of Llyn Celyn, occupying the most superb rural surroundings, boasting panoramic views over the lake and surrounding mountains. One of the finest locations in North Wales, photographs cannot do justice to the property's position and viewing to appreciate it magnificence is essential.Well, where do we start? This is a fabulous package of properties offering an abundance of opportunity limited only by the buyer's imagination.Festival there is a traditional style Welsh farmhouse, recently refurbished an offering a mass of space. Also within the six acres of land is a bunkhouse building also offering an equal amount of space and accommodation and a further building that is used as a meeting location or could easily be a studio.The site is situated on the banks and to the South of Llyn Celyn, occupying the most superb rural surroundings, boasting panoramic views over the lake and surrounding mountains. One of the finest locations in North Wales, photographs cannot do justice to the property's position and viewing to appreciate it magnificence is essential.In brief the property comprises of the farmhouse which has been sympathetically upgraded and offers substantial living and reception rooms, new kitchen, dining room and a number of en suite bedrooms to the first floor. The former shippon has been converted to provide a substantial bunkhouse with meeting/reception room, new kitchen and a number of bedrooms, bathrooms and shower rooms. A further building, the meeting room, provides a large open-plan room with cooking facilities, with rooms and shower facilities above. Accessed via a private drive off the former Festiniog to Bala railway line, the property is surrounded by approximately 6.5 acres of freehold land, albeit the boundary is open to the lakeside which is owned by the water authority. Gwern y Genau provides a rare opportunity to purchase a substantial home with additional property benefiting already from planning as a bunkhouse and which could be developed further subject to the necessary permissions.WHAT3WORDS///gossiping.fairy.hipsGWERN Y GENAU MAIN HOUSEUPVC half glazed door into entrance hallwayENTRANCE HALLWAYStairs rising to first floor accommodation.LOUNGE15'1 x 11'7 (4.610 x 3.520)Oak laminate flooring, UPVC window to front elevation, two double panelled radiators, substantial oak lintel over former fireplace creating a step up walk through into a further reception room / snug which measures 15'0 x 7'11 (4.570 x 2.420) and has a continuation of the flooring from the lounge as well as exposed stone walls. DINING ROOM15'7 x 9'10 (4.760 x 3.000)Oak laminate floor, UPVC window to front elevation, double panelled radiator. Access to utility room under stairs. FARMHOUSE KITCHEN19'4 x 9'7 (5.900x 2.930)A range of modern white base, drawer and eye level units with co-ordinated work surfaces. Stainless steel sink drainer and mixer taps, large five hob gas oven with stainless steel extractor fan over, double glazed windows to rear elevation and half glazed door to rear.OFFICE / STUDY23'2 x 9'7 (7.070 x 2.920)Quarry tile floor, UPVC windows to three elevations, two double panelled radiators, door to the side.FIRST FLOORStairs rising to rear landing, access to all rooms, UPVC window to rear elevation.LARGE BEDROOM19'11 x 10'5 (6.080 x 3.170)Set on the West side of the property with UPVC windows to front and side elections, double panelled radiator, under eaves storage. Through to ensuiteENSUITEWhite low flush WC, wash basin with mixer tap and corner shower with electric shower. UPVC double glazed window to front elevation.Moving from West to EastBEDROOM12'0 x 10'5 (3.660 x 3.180)UPVC to front elevation, beamed ceiling, access to ensuite.ENSUITEWhite low flush WC, wash basin with mixer taps and corner shower with electric shower. UPVC double glazed window to front elevationBEDROOM12'11 x 11'7 (3.950 x 3.520)Radiator, UPVC window to front elevation, storage cupboard, access to ensuiteENSUITEWhite low flush WC, wash basin with mixer taps and corner shower with electric shower. UPVC double glazed window to front elevationBEDROOM12'8 x 8'8 (3.870 x 2.640)UPVC window to front elevation, beamed ceiling.EAST LOBBY Stepping down from the main landing. Door to the rear.BATHROOMFitted with a panel bath, tile walls and wash basin.SEPARATE WCLow flush WC.BEDROOM12'2 x 8'0 (3.720 x 2.440)UPVC window, radiator and EnsuiteENSUITEWhite low flush WC, wash basin with mixer taps and corner shower with an electric shower.BEDROOM15'4 x 8'11 (4.670 x 2.710)UPVC window to front and side elevation. Radiator.ENSUITEWhite low flush WC, wash hand basin with mixer taps and corner shower with electric shower. UPVC double glazed window to front elevationBUNK HOUSE ACCOMMODATION BUILDINGStone built under a slate roofSTORM PORCHUPVC door leading into main reception/meeting roomMAIN LOUNGE / MEETING ROOM22'4 x 13'8 (6.880 x 4.160)Oak laminate flooring. Beamed ceiling, Velux windows, three double panelled radiators. Leading through to kitchen.KITCHEN13'1 x 10'2 (4.040 x 3.110)Fitted with a range of base, drawer and eye level units with inset stainless steel double sink and drainer, gas five ring hob and oven, UPVC windows to side elevations, steps leading down to central entrance hallway. CENTRAL HALLWAYAccess to twin shower rooms.SHOWER ROOMContaining low flush WC, wash basin and mains shower. UPVC window to side elevation.SHOWER ROOMContaining low flush WC, wash hand basin and mains shower. UPVC window to side elevation.BEDROOM10'7 x 14'6 (3.250 x 4.421)Carpeted, UPVC window to rear elevation overlooking Llyn Celyn.BEDROOM8'9 x 7'11 (2.668 x 2.432)Carpeted, UPVC window to side elevation.BEDROOM10'8 x 13'8 (3.272 x 4.186)Carpeted, UPVC window to rear elevation overlooking Llyn Celyn.BEDROOM7'2 x 7'11 (2.188 x 2.426)Carpeted, UPVC window to side elevation.MEETING HOUSE / STUDIODOWNSTAIRS HALLWAYUnder stairs storage cupboard off, stairs rising to first floor.OPEN PLAN MEETING / SEATING / KITCHEN AREA6.55 max x 9.999UPVC windows to rear and side elevations with views over Llyn Celyn. Chimney breast containing gas burner and three double panelled radiators.FURTHER ROOM3.95 x 3.68UPVC windows to side elevation overlooking Llyn Celyn, Three double panelled radiators.BATHROOMFitted with a panel bath, low level WC and pedestal wash basin.FIRST FLOORHalf landing, radiator, UPVC window to side elevation.TWO FURTHER ROOMS4.15 X 3.54 3.54 X 3.49SHOWER ROOMLow level WC, wash basin and shower cubicle.OLD STONE BOTHYStone built with slate roof, brick chimneys,THE LANDThe land surrounding the property is laid down to pasture and extends to approximately 6.5 acres. It is important to understand that there is no particular physical boundary surrounding Gwern y Genau between the property and the lake and the land has been grazed to the lakeside over the duration of time.SERVICESMains electric, private water supply from a collecting tank on the land to the South, septic tank drainage and LPG heating.LOCATIONArenig is a mountainous area located near Bala in Gwynedd, North Wales. The name generally refers to Arenig Fawr, the highest peak in the region at 854 meters (2,802 feet), and its smaller neighbor Arenig Fach (689 meters). This area is known for its rugged beauty, remote feel, and excellent walking routes. Arenig Fawr: The dominant mountain of the area, offering fantastic views of Snowdonia, the Berwyns, and even the Clwydian Range on a clear day. The ascent is challenging but rewarding, often less crowded than other Welsh peaks. Arenig Fach: A smaller yet striking peak to the northeast of Arenig Fawr, with a more rugged and less-traveled feel. Llyn Arenig Fawr: A small lake nestled on the slopes of Arenig Fawr, adding to the area's scenic appeal. Arenig near Bala is a fantastic spot for experienced hikers looking to explore lesser-known but stunning parts of Wales.Llyn Celyn is a large reservoir in North Wales, located near Bala in Gwynedd. It was created in the 1960s by damming the River Tryweryn to provide water for Liverpool. The reservoir is about 8 km (5 miles) long and covers 800 acres, making it one of the most significant artificial lakes in Wales. Llyn Celyn is well known because its construction led to the flooding of the village of Capel Celyn. Bala is a small market town in Gwynedd, North Wales, known for its stunning scenery, rich history, and strong Welsh culture. It's located in Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities.Llyn Tegid (Bala Lake) is the largest natural lake in Wales, about 6 km (3.7 miles) long. It is popular for sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, and even swimming. Home to the gwyniad, a rare species of fish found nowhere else in the world.SITUATIONThe property can be accessed from the Llyn Celyn to Trawsfynydd Road, however, from Bala by taking the A4212, turn left after approximately three quarters of a mile (signposted Rhyd Uchaf/ LLidardau) and continue through the latter village across open land with cattle grids and downhill past Bryn Ifan. Turn right after a short distance onto the old Festiniog to Bala railway line being a surfaced road where the entrance to the property will be found on the left-hand side.

An exceptional and unique, contemporary country home with outstanding panoramic views and approximately 3.4 acres of grounds, all within walking distance of the beach and amenities. Discover the Jewel of North Wales: Plas Yr Eifl Welcome to Plas Yr Eifl, a residence that transcends the ordinary and offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a truly standout home in a location that is nothing short of breathtaking. Nestled amidst the dramatic landscapes of North Wales, this unique property has been individually designed to embrace its surroundings and maximize the incredible views that stretch in every direction. A Symphony of Nature and Design Every aspect of Plas Yr Eifl has been meticulously crafted to deliver luxurious, contemporary living while celebrating the diverse and spectacular vistas that envelop it. To the south, the dramatic peaks of Yr Eifl rise majestically, revealing intriguing historical quarry workings that operated from 1850 to 1963. To the east, cascading mountain slopes meet the sea, offering a panoramic view of the charming town of Trefor. Looking north, the sea views extend to the Isle of Anglesey, with Newborough beach, Holyhead Mountain and the South Stack lighthouse visible on clear days. Finally, the westerly aspect provides exceptional views over the boundless ocean, creating a living experience that is as dynamic as it is serene. A Home with a Rich Heritage Plas Yr Eifl has a storied past, originally serving as the Quarry Manager’s House and later transformed into a hotel before suffering fire damage in 2007. The incredible home that stands before you now has been lovingly and meticulously designed by the current owners and their renowned local architect. The result is a residence that is truly special, seamlessly blending modern luxury with historical charm. The build includes reclaimed granite from the original dwelling and impressive external slate work, giving a nod to its rich history and unique location. Modern Comforts and Eco-Friendly Living This home is equipped with all the modern conveniences and eco-friendly features you could desire. It includes an Air Source Heat Pump, underfloor heating, a Mechanical Ventilation and Heat Recovery (MVHR) system, and a built-in Monitor Audio sound system throughout, with Dolby Atmos in the study. Additionally, the property benefits from Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) for high-speed internet connectivity, ensuring you stay connected while enjoying the tranquillity of your surroundings. Never Before on the Market Plas Yr Eifl is a rare gem that has never before been on the market. Its unique design and unparalleled location make it a truly one-of-a-kind property. A short walk will take you to the Welsh Coastal Path and the incredible Trefor Stacks, a renowned North Wales landmark that adds to the allure of this exceptional home. Luxurious Living Spaces The accommodation at Plas Yr Eifl is designed to make the most of its stunning surroundings. The main open-plan living space is located on the first floor, complete with balconies that offer breathtaking views. This floor also features the master suite, which boasts a balcony overlooking the grounds and the stunning sea views beyond. Ground Floor Elegance The ground floor of Plas Yr Eifl is equally impressive, featuring a grand reception hall, a practical boot room, and a utility room. A guest suite with its own sun terrace offers a private retreat for visitors. There is a third double bedroom, while a beautiful study provides a serene workspace that could also be used as a fourth double bedroom. Every detail has been thoughtfully considered to create a home that is as functional as it is beautiful. Embrace the Extraordinary Plas Yr Eifl is more than just a home; it is a lifestyle. Whether you are looking for a serene retreat, a place to entertain, or a home that offers the best of both worlds, Plas Yr Eifl is the perfect choice. Don’t miss this great opportunity to own a piece of North Wales’ most stunning landscape. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and experience the magic of Plas Yr Eifl for yourself. Location The property is located on the edge of Trefor which is a charming coastal town that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and a close-knit community. Nestled on the northern coast of the Llyn Peninsula, Trefor is a hidden gem that promises an idyllic lifestyle for those seeking tranquillity and adventure alike. Trefor boasts breathtaking coastal views, with its picturesque harbour and sandy beaches just a stone’s throw away. The iconic Trefor Pier is a must-visit spot, perfect for leisurely strolls and capturing stunning sunsets over the Irish Sea. The beautiful rural setting of the property is within the 140 acre Morfa and Nant Bach National Trust estate so it enjoys protection from commercial and residential development. For outdoor enthusiasts, the majestic Snowdonia National Park is only a 30-minute drive away. Whether you’re into hiking, climbing, or simply soaking in the awe-inspiring landscapes, this natural wonderland offers endless opportunities for exploration. Just 14 miles to the northeast, you’ll find the historic town of Caernarfon, home to the magnificent Caernarfon Castle – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Wander through the cobbled streets, enjoy the vibrant market, and immerse yourself in the rich Welsh heritage. A short 20-minute drive south will take you to Pwllheli, the bustling market town known for its marina and sailing opportunities. Pwllheli also offers a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural events, making it a great spot for a day out. Trefor itself is equipped with essential amenities, including a local shop, a primary school, and a friendly pub where you can enjoy traditional Welsh hospitality. The community spirit here is strong, making it an ideal place to raise a family or retire in peace. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor activities. From fishing and kayaking in the crystal-clear waters to exploring the scenic walking and cycling trails, there’s something for everyone. The nearby Yr Eifl mountains provide a stunning backdrop and are perfect for a challenging hike with rewarding panoramic views. Despite its serene setting, Trefor is well connected. The A499 road ensures easy access to Caernarfon and Pwllheli, while Bangor, with its mainline railway station, is just a 40-minute drive away, offering connections to major cities like Chester and London. SELLER INSIGHT How long have you owned the property? “We bought the property in 2015 as a ruin and spent four years having the house built. We have lived in the house for five years.” What attracted you to this specific house and location? “We were looking for a house close to the seaside and after about six months of searching, with no success, we decided to look for a piece of land instead. Plas Yr Eifl popped up right away. It had just gone on the market. This was a Saturday. We drove up the next day to have a look. We were both so stunned by the unbelievable beauty of the location that we said ‘this is it’ immediately. We put in the offer on Monday which was accepted.” What can you tell us about the history of the property and how it has been adapted since you’ve owned it? “The original Plas Yr Eifl was built around the turn of the last century. It belonged to the quarry master of the Yr Eifl granite quarry which was established in 1850. He evidently chose the most attractive location possible for siting his home. The quarry closed in 1963. After that the building became a hotel and later a family residence. In 2005 the Plas burned to the ground. The fire was so severe that even the stone lintels were cracked, making restoration impractical. It had been standing as a ruin until we bought it in 2015 and we were able to secure planning approval for a new build house on the site while reusing the beautiful local granite facing for the new house.” What is your favourite room and why? “All the rooms have beautiful views, so it is difficult to pick a favourite. S loves looking out toward Mount Snowdon when she is busy in the kitchen, particularly as the sun is rising behind it. R loves the view to the Yr Eifl mountains when he is sitting at the dining table. Every day the massive walls of the Tre’r Ceiri Iron Age hill fort and the sheer cliffs below are illuminated in a different way. Watching the South Stack lighthouse at the westernmost tip of Anglesey f lash every 10 seconds is a very peaceful way to end the day while sitting in front of the fire in the lounge.” What do you love about the house the most now? “Since, together with our architect, we had the house built to our specifications, we love it full stop. First and foremost is the way the architect made sure to take advantage of the views from every window. We love the large rooms, high ceilings and the huge granite island. There is both a breakfast balcony overlooking Snowdonia and the Caernarfon Bay seaside to the northeast and a sunset balcony overlooking the Irish Sea to the northwest. The house is warm, secure and energy efficient.” What you’ll miss the most? “In two words, ‘the setting’. Having lived in six different countries around the world, we’ve never experienced anything like this. Nothing has even come close. There are obviously the amazing views that you can enjoy from every window and in every direction. But there is also the proximity of this beautiful environment to immerse yourself in. A favourite morning walk follows the Wales Coast path from just outside our property gate down to the local beach and harbour, along the cliffs of the Trefor headland, passing the impressive Trefor stacks, with their seabird colonies and with regular views of seals on the rocks and schools of dolphins and porpoises feasting on the local mackerel and seabass.” What do you love about the local community? “We have fantastic neighbours. They are always willing to lend a hand if necessary, but we all respect each other’s privacy as well. The community in general is welcoming and friendly.” Additional Information Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Air source heat pump underfloor heating. Mechanical ventilation and heat recovery system. Internorm triple glazed windows and doors throughout the property. Fire suppressant system. Burglar alarm system. Monitor Audio streaming sound system throughout, including Dolby Atmos 9.1 surround sound system in the study. Energy Performance Certificate: Rating C. Council Tax: Band F. Local Authority: Gwynedd Council. Tenure: Freehold. NB: There is a right of way giving access to a neighbouring property along the Southern Boundary. 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Set in stunning Carmarthenshire countryside with sweeping views over the Towy Valley, this impressive Victorian residence offers elegant living with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and beautiful period features throughout. A converted barn adds a charming two-bedroom cottage and a versatile studio, ideal for multigenerational living or home working. With 1.5 acres of gardens, woodland, and stone outbuildings, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy space, character, and tranquillity.

Set amidst breath-taking Carmarthenshire countryside, this impressive country residence enjoys an elevated position with sweeping views across the picturesque Towy Valley and Black Mountains. Accessed via a private lane, the property offers both tranquillity and convenience, creating an idyllic rural retreat.  The handsome main house showcases the elegance and proportions of the Victorian era, with high ceilings, ornate cornicing, large windows, and beautiful period fireplaces throughout. Generously proportioned, the accommodation includes five bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two elegant reception rooms—ideal for both entertaining and everyday family life.  Complementing the main house is a superbly converted barn that incorporates a charming two-bedroom cottage, (which was permitted for ancillary use). Perfect for multigenerational living, visiting guests, or flexible family arrangements. Within the same building, a spacious and stylishly finished room provides the ideal setting for a home office, games room, or playroom. Notably, the property was featured on Escape to the Country in 2007, highlighting its charm and picturesque setting. The grounds extend to approximately 1.5 acres and are a true highlight of the property. A mix of mature woodland, sweeping lawns, and established gardens create a beautiful outdoor setting for both relaxation and recreation. Several attractive stone outbuildings offer further potential for storage or workshops. Combining period charm, flexible accommodation, and a stunning rural location, this is a rare opportunity to secure a country home of character and comfort in the heart of Carmarthenshire. Location The property enjoys a peaceful setting approximately one mile from the rural village of Llansadwrn, nestled in the heart of Carmarthenshire’s picturesque countryside. Well-positioned for both tranquillity and convenience, it lies within easy reach of the charming market towns of Llandeilo and Llandovery, both of which offer a range of independent shops, cafés, and reputable schooling options. For broader retail and commercial needs, Carmarthen is about 40 minutes away, while access to the M4 motorway ensures excellent connectivity to South Wales and beyond. The surrounding area is rich in natural beauty and heritage, with nearby attractions including the Brecon Beacons National Park, the National Botanic Garden of Wales, and historic Carreg Cennen Castle—making this an ideal base for both everyday living and exploring the wider region. Walk Inside Built in 1885, this charming period home exudes character and warmth from the moment you step inside. The entrance hall sets the tone with a beautiful staircase rising to the first floor, hinting at the home’s heritage and craftsmanship. To the right, a welcoming sitting room features attractive wood flooring, a period fireplace, and a wide opening into the kitchen/breakfast room. Here, a tiled floor, fitted units with inset sink, and a recess for a range cooker create a practical and sociable space at the heart of the home. To the rear, the everyday entrance opens into a useful porch area, complete with a WC and a generous utility room that houses the oil-fired boiler and provides ample space for laundry appliances. The main living room spans the full depth of the house, offering a wonderful sense of space, with high ceilings, elegant period detailing, and traditional fireplaces with built-in alcove storage. Both main reception rooms are bathed in natural light from large windows that frame beautiful views across the gardens to the mountains beyond. First Floor Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-proportioned double bedrooms, two of which face south and all include original fireplaces. Two bathrooms serve this level, one of which is currently used as an en suite to the principal bedroom. The second floor provides two additional bedrooms, ideal as children’s rooms, guest accommodation or even a home office, completing this generously proportioned and characterful family home The Cottage This charming barn conversion, known as The Cottage, beautifully retains the character and rustic charm of the original agricultural building. Exposed stonework and natural timber details create a warm and inviting atmosphere throughout. A striking glazed entrance screen welcomes you into the open-plan living space, where attractive wood flooring, a compact range of fitted kitchen units, and a south-facing window combine to make the most of the natural light and far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. Upstairs, the landing leads to two well-appointed bedrooms and a stylish bathroom, all tastefully presented with a blend of modern comfort and period charm. Also housed within the barn is a versatile studio room—perfect as a home office, creative workspace, playroom, or hobby area—offering flexible additional space to suit a variety of needs. This separate living area is ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation, or simply as a private retreat within the grounds. Walk Outside The property stands in approximately 1.5 acres of beautifully maintained gardens and grounds, offering both privacy and space in a peaceful countryside setting. A private driveway leads up to the house and yard area, where there is ample parking for multiple vehicles. Immediately to the front and side of the main house are generous south-facing gardens, mainly laid to lawn and framed by mature trees and well-established shrubs, creating a tranquil and picturesque environment, whilst the terrace seating area provides the perfect setting for alfresco dining and entertaining. Within the grounds, there are two greenhouses and a charming little orchard of apple trees, alongside a gentle stream that winds through the garden, enhancing the property’s natural beauty and serenity. A lovely mix of mature trees adds further depth and character to the landscape. To the rear of the house lies a charming stone-built storage barn, adding character as well as practicality, while beyond this is a delightful wooded area that adds to the natural appeal of the grounds. The cottage benefits from its own separate garden area, along with a further cottage-style garden space which currently houses the greenhouses and a chicken run—ideal for those interested in self-sufficiency or outdoor hobbies. Completing the outside space is a second, unconverted stone barn. This substantial building offers excellent potential for re use or or could serve as valuable storage or workshop space, adding yet another dimension to this already versatile and unique property. SERVICES: We are informed that the property is connected to mains electricity. Private water supply to the house and mains water to the cottage, private drainage from a newly installed sewage treatment plant. HEATING: oil fired central heating NOTE: The selling agents wish to remind prospective purchasers that the services, service installations, heating & electrical appliances have NOT been tested. COUNCIL TAX: Band H TENURE: We are informed that the property is of freehold Tenure. DIRECTIONS: ///regal.emeralds.wishing NOTICE Floor Plan for illustrative purposes only, not to scale.  All measurements and distances are approximate.  The normal enquiries carried out by a purchaser’s Solicitor and the type of inspection undertaken by a purchaser’s Surveyor have not been carried out by the Selling Agents for the purpose of preparation of these particulars.

Trenydd, ‘the day after tomorrow’ As the harbour began to lose competitiveness with Fishguard, the harbour master countered by offering delayed payment terms for harbour fees - the day after tomorrow, which is the meaning of Trenydd. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark coastal home positioned directly on the historic quay wall at Parrog, Newport. Trenydd combines maritime heritage with refined, characterful interiors, panoramic views across the Nevern Estuary and Cardigan Bay, and glorious landscaped gardens. Perfectly positioned beside the moorings in the Parrog, this property enjoys a rare and highly sought-after feature — the only private boat ramp in the area. Here you can simply wheel your dinghy straight into the water, making sailing and coastal adventures remarkably convenient. Highlights include a slate-floored entrance hall, open-plan kitchen/dining room, elegant sitting room with open fireplace, a striking south-facing sunroom/study, and four generous bedrooms arranged over two floors. The principal rooms benefit from elevated sea views and rich architectural details such as oak beams, stone walls, and vaulted ceilings. The property is complemented by a charming front garden above the sea wall, direct slipway access, and tiered rear gardens leading to a parking area suitable for multiple vehicles. There is potential (subject to planning) to create a garden studio or home office. Viewings by appointment with Fine & Country West Wales. 01974 299 055 [email protected]

A captivating, unashamed, contemporary masterpiece with an acre of landscaped gardens and private access to the beach. There are sensational views over the Menai Strait to Snowdonia and the Great Orme. Situated about 2.5 miles from Beaumaris this unique coastal residence is a truly stand out home. A Coastal Symphony of Bold Design and Timeless Serenity Cerrig is an architectural manifesto of inventive luxury perched on the edge of Anglesey, just 2.5 miles from the historic charm of Beaumaris. Cerrig reimagines coastal design, with its angular, modern silhouette and breathtaking panoramas across the Menai Strait to Snowdonia and the Great Orme. Spanning approximately 3,500 square feet on a pristine one acre estate, this four bedroom, three bathroom, contemporary residence, reborn from a visionary 2018 rebuild, delivers a lifestyle for those craving innovation, intimacy, and the raw poetry of the sea. Meticulously crafted with sustainable flair and bespoke details, this energy efficient sanctuary fuses sculptural engineering with profound connection to its extraordinary landscape. A Striking Arrival As the electric gates open, Cerrig’s white rendered and slate form sits unapologetically against the blue of the Menai Strait and the green of the mountains beyond, striking and intriguing. Ample parking beside the double garage sets a seamless welcome. You are immediately struck by angular architecture, meticulous landscaping and the soul stirring views. This is more than an arrival, it’s an awakening. Interior Elegance Designed for Fluid, View Centric Living Enter Cerrig to a realm of transformative grace, where every element pulses with thoughtful precision. A floating walnut staircase illuminated by Italian designed lighting, reclaimed slate forming the hearth to a through-fireplace, gloss finished kitchen units reflecting the views from every angle and pocket doors which disappear, breaking down the boundaries between life inside and out, flooding this home with light and allowing the outrageous vistas to dominate. The flow of the open plan accommodation adapts effortlessly. Host intimate soirées or savour solitary sunsets, infusing daily rituals with coastal magic. The kitchen elevates performance to beauty, boasting Neff’s premium appliances in a layout that captures the horizon at every turn. Handcrafted glossy units reflect the landscape, with a mirrored wall amplifying the spectacle, and a temperature-controlled wine room gleams through glass as a tantalizing focal point. A central island with integrated induction, concealed extraction, and Quooker tap invites culinary alchemy, while seamless connections to the lounge and snug ensure gatherings flow like the tide beyond. The Master Suite and Bedrooms The master suite is pure theatre, with dual aspect, 3 metre glazed doors to a wraparound balcony taking in coastal splendour. The spa like ensuite features a freestanding bath in front of a picture window, where Snowdonia’s majesty unfolds. Three further double bedrooms, each a light-drenched haven with coastal gazes, one additional ensuite and a sumptuous main bathroom offer guest ready comfort, while ground-floor utility, WC, plant and store rooms ensure understated efficiency. Foresight gleams in the double garage, primed for a seamless extension on both ground and first floors (subject to planning permission), allowing Cerrig to evolve with your narrative. Wellness A converted outbuilding is now an artful suite where a steam room and heated loungers allow for relaxation post workout, perhaps on a bike deliberately positioned to let Snowdonia fuel every pedal stroke. This is devotion in design: spaces that nurture body, mind, and spirit amid the home. An Experiential Garden and Foreshore Cerrig’s grounds choreograph an acre of experiential beauty: hand selected coastal grasses sway in symphony with the wind like the waves below, a wildflower meadow bursts in seasonal colour, one hundred trees cloak secret groves and an infinity jacuzzi sits off the patio. Direct gates unlock to Traeth Lleiniog beach and the Wales Coastal Path giving miles of coastal trails for invigorating escapes. The visionary owners acquired Crown foreshore, fortifying it with 90 meters of rock-armoured revetment, engineered for 50 years+ of resilience, while an infinity pier merges with the horizon, a perch for contemplative dawns or starlit reveries. This isn’t mere landscaping; it’s an immersive canvas of sea and sky. If being on the open water is just as important to you then the current owner’s boat can form part of negotiations. There is opportunity for mooring in front of your new home, surely achieving the pinnacle of coastal luxury. An Idyllic Setting with Unrivalled Connectivity Cerrig’s coastal nook in Penmon blends seclusion with effortless reach. Beaumaris is about 10 minutes away and delights with boutique shops, harborside dining, and castle grandeur, while Holyhead ferries (Dublin three hours) and Bangor’s vibrancy are easily accessed. The A55 expressway lies just 8 miles distant, linking to Chester, Liverpool, and Manchester, with the M56 ensuring swift escapes to the northwest. Rail from Bangor (approx. 3.5 hours to London Euston) and Liverpool John Lennon Airport (1 hour 45 minutes) open global horizons, placing adventure within reach, yet here, serenity reigns supreme. Sustainability Meets Sophistication Cerrig shines as an eco-luxury vanguard, powered by underfloor heating, air exchange systems, and double glazing that whisper efficiency. Built in state of the art sound equipment, CCTV and Wi-Fi boosters infuse smart discretion, while robust sea defences and low-impact septic systems safeguard harmony whilst letting you immerse in your coastal idyll without a concern. A Lifestyle of Inventive Prestige With about an acre of wild meadow and beachfront bliss, Cerrig summons a life unbound: host sunset feasts, relax in the jacuzzi, wander paths to hidden areas, or simply surrender to the strait’s lullaby. For families forging memories, couples chasing horizons, or visionaries seeking solace, Cerrig morphs to your rhythm, a legacy etched in slate and sea. Why Cerrig? This transcends residence, envision rousing to Snowdonia’s silhouette, orchestrating dinners where views steal the show, retreating to a suite rivalling boutique retreats. With its wellness room, fortified foreshore, and easy access to Beaumaris’ heartbeat, Cerrig grants rare liberty: live boldly, connected yet cocooned. Claim this design icon in Anglesey’s most poetic pocket. Vendor Insight – Cerrig How long have you owned the property? “10 years.” What attracted you to this specific house and location? “The stunning view.” What would you like to tell parents about the benefits of raising children here? “Peaceful, safe area. Direct access to the beach.” What can you tell us about the history of the property and how it has been adapted since you’ve owned it? “The original property was approx. 100 years old but unfortunately it was beyond economic repair. The house we built was designed to blend into the environment – this is achieved by the use of glass facing the sea which surprisingly makes the house almost disappear.” Who do you think would be the ideal next owner? “Young family looking for an outdoor life or a couple looking to retire to the countryside/seaside or a perfect second home.” What’s your favourite room and what do you love about the house the most now? “We love the living space, given it was designed to take advantage of the 180degree views, but every room in the house has sea views as the house was pivoted at a 90 degree angle to the sea.” Memorable/remarkable event? “Sharing our home with our extended family when we’d completed the house - we felt immensely proud.” What do you love about the local community? “Friendly, always willing to help, whilst also being respectful of our privacy. Plenty of local things to do and some really great restaurants and cafes.” Additional Information Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. LPG central heating. Council Tax: Band G. Local Authority: Isle of Anglesey. Tenure: Freehold. Broadband: (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk) Superfast Fibre recently installed Standard – 8 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 0.9 Mpbs (highest available upload speed) Superfast – 75 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 20 Mpbs (highest available upload speed) Ultrafast – 1800 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 220 Mpbs (highest available upload speed) Mobile coverage: Good Outdoor, Variable In-home (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk) **We always recommend you contact your supplier to discuss the availability of broadband and mobile coverage at this property. ** Directions: Using the app what3words type in: steady.dreamers.emptied Referral Fees: Fine & Country sometimes refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing, financial services, survey & valuations services, currency exchange and staging & styling. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form which is available upon request. 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Overton House is a distinguished Cheshire rural estate set within approximately 11 acres of established countryside on the edge of Malpas. It offers a rare combination of privacy, scale and flexibility, with a fully equipped equestrian holding, exceptional leisure facilities, and adaptable multigenerational accommodation, all within a highly private and mature setting. Extending to over 4,500 sq ft, the estate functions seamlessly as both a principal residence and a lifestyle holding, with clear potential for income-flexible use if required. A particularly significant feature is its position within protected countryside views under the Malpas Neighbourhood Plan. This designation provides a meaningful safeguard to the surrounding landscape, ensuring the uninterrupted rural outlook and long-term preservation of its setting. Accommodation The reception hall announces the properties scale immediately, introducing the flow and proportion that defines the home throughout. To one side, the sitting room provides a quiet retreat with bespoke fitted storage and a feature fireplace. Opposite, the drawing room offers a more formal setting, filled with natural light and opening via French doors to the front terrace, perfectly positioned to enjoy far-reaching countryside views. The formal dining room connects directly to a private courtyard, creating an ideal setting for entertaining. This leads through to a versatile family room, which links seamlessly to the utility room, boot room, and ground floor shower room — ideal for country living and outdoor pursuits. At the heart of the home is the kitchen and breakfast room, a warm and functional space featuring bespoke cabinetry, a classic Aga, central breakfast bar, and generous dining area. A walk-in pantry, incorporating the original front entrance, provides additional storage and garden access. Adjacent is a light-filled garden room offering an additional reception space with views across the grounds. First Floor The principal suite is a private retreat, comprising a spacious bedroom, walk-in wardrobe, and a luxurious en suite bathroom with twin basins, Jacuzzi bath, and separate shower beneath a vaulted ceiling. French doors open onto a private balcony with uninterrupted rural views. Two further bedroom suites each benefit from dressing rooms and en suite facilities. One enjoys elevated views across the driveway and paddocks, while the other offers direct access to the gardens, making it ideal for independent guest or multigenerational living. The fourth bedroom is served by a Jack and Jill bathroom, offering flexibility as either a private suite or integrated family accommodation. Second Floor Two additional bedrooms enjoy extensive countryside views and share a WC, alongside generous eaves storage. This floor offers excellent flexibility and can function as a self-contained suite for guests or extended family. When combined with the fourth bedroom and family bathroom below, it creates a highly adaptable two-level living arrangement. Outside The estate extends to approximately 11 acres of landscaped gardens, paddocks, and open countryside, offering privacy, scale and uninterrupted rural views. A heated outdoor swimming pool forms the centrepiece of the leisure offering, complete with changing rooms and shower facilities. The all-season Cookhouse provides a dedicated outdoor entertaining space with firepit, suitable for both summer and winter use. A standout feature of the estate is the Arctic Lodge, affectionately known as the “Hobbit House”, set beside the outdoor swimming pool. A truly atmospheric retreat, it comes into its own in the winter months, with a central burner creating a warm and inviting glow. Equally magical for evenings with family or entertaining guests, it offers a memorable and highly unique escape within the grounds. Equestrian Facilities Overton House is a fully equipped equestrian holding, positioned to appeal directly to dedicated equestrian buyers. The facilities include eight well-maintained stables, tack room, feed and rug room, hay store, and field shelter, all supported by extensive and well-fenced paddocks. Multiple access points provide operational flexibility for private use, training, or equestrian activity. In addition, approximately 10 acres of land are available by separate negotiation, offering scope to further expand the estate or equestrian capability. Garage & Parking The property benefits from extensive garaging, including a double garage with two additional rooms, a four-car garage, and a further side garage. A tree-lined driveway with turning circle provides ample parking for numerous vehicles. Location Overton House enjoys a highly private setting on the edge of the historic village of Malpas, a sought-after Cheshire location known for its medieval church and is considered one of Cheshires most unspoilt villages with a strong community, independent shops, restaurants, wine bar, and everyday amenities including GP and dental services. The village hosts regular markets and seasonal events, reinforcing its strong rural community feel while remaining highly accessible. Chester lies approximately 15 miles away, offering extensive shopping, dining, cultural attractions and direct rail links to London and Manchester. Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham are all within comfortable driving distance, along with three international airports within approximately one hour. Highly regarded schooling is available locally, including Malpas Alport Endowed Primary and Bishop Heber High School, alongside leading independent schools such as King’s and Queen’s Chester, Moreton Hall, and Packwood Haugh. Overton House is not a property you evaluate on paper. It is one you feel the moment you arrive and one very few buyers will ever have the opportunity to acquire. Tenure: Freehold | Council Tax : F | EPC Rating: D Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – There is mains water, and electricity supplied to the home. Drainage is a septic tank, please ask the agent for further information and costs involved. Tenure - Freehold Property Type – Detached Construction Type - Standard Red Brick. Council Tax - Cheshire West & Chester Council Tax Band - F Parking – Tree lined Driveway with parking for 10+ cars and turning circle. Mobile phone coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Internet connection - Superfast FTTP Broadband connection available- we advise you to check with your provider.