Abergynolwyn, Gwynedd

• Exceptional rural setting within the Dysynni Valley, Eryri National Park
• Characterful period cottage with original features throughout
• Four bedrooms and flexible living accommodation
• Approximately 0.63 acres of gardens and woodland
• Private stream with attractive waterfalls
• Peaceful yet accessible location within a short drive of local amenities
• Energy Efficiency Rating Valid to 18.5.35
Tucked away within the breathtaking Dysynni Valley, in the heart of Eryri National Park, Ty Nant is a charming period residence believed to pre-date the 18th century. Enjoying a private and elevated position, the property benefits from far-reaching views across unspoilt countryside, offering a rare sense of tranquillity and seclusion. Despite its idyllic rural setting, it remains within convenient driving distance of nearby amenities, striking an ideal balance between peaceful living and accessibility.
Set within approximately 0.63 acres, the grounds are a particular highlight, comprising mature gardens, established planting and enchanting woodland. A natural stream runs through the land, forming small waterfalls before joining the Dysynni River, creating a picturesque and calming environment. The gardens feature a variety of shrubs and trees, including Witch Hazel, Magnolia and Crab Apple, while the woodland provides seasonal interest with snowdrops and natural daffodils. A conservatory adjoins the property, offering a pleasant space to enjoy the surroundings throughout the year.
Internally, the property retains a wealth of original character, including exposed ceiling beams, flagstone flooring and traditional stonework. The entrance hallway, with its stained glass door and skylight, provides access to two well-proportioned ground floor bedrooms and a shower room. Steps lead down to the spacious living/dining room, centred around a traditional stone fireplace with multi-fuel stove and bread oven, complemented by a second stove for added warmth. The adjoining kitchen offers a range of units, space for appliances and direct access to the garden.
To the first floor, the principal bedroom enjoys delightful views across the valley and features exposed stonework and a former fireplace. A further bedroom and family bathroom complete the accommodation, along with a versatile landing area ideal for use as a study or reading space.
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the property is set within approximately 0.63 acres of gardens and woodland, offering a truly picturesque and private setting. A natural stream runs through the grounds, forming a series of small waterfalls before joining the Dysynni River, creating a tranquil and scenic backdrop. The gardens are well-established with a variety of shrubs and trees, including Witch Hazel, Magnolia and Crab Apple, while the surrounding woodland provides seasonal colour with snowdrops and natural daffodils. A conservatory adjoins the property, providing an ideal space to enjoy the gardens in all seasons. Two attached outbuildings further enhance the appeal, including a barn with power offering excellent potential for workshop use or conversion (subject to consents), along with a former pigsty providing useful storage. Access is via a private track with a right of way in place, ensuring both privacy and practicality.
Directions
On entering the village of Abergynolwyn turn onto Llanegryn Street at the Railway Inn and stay on this road past the houses, over a bridge and up the hill. At the top of the hill keep straight on and the property can be found on the left in about 100m with gated access to the private track.'
Council Tax Band: F