20 Ystad Castell Morfa, Harlech, LL46 2GA

A smartly extended end-of-terrace property offering contemporary living, thoughtful upgrades and a bright, spacious feel throughout.

This modern home has been enhanced to create a larger, more versatile ground-floor layout, ideal for today’s lifestyle.

The extended accommodation provides a generous living room, leading into an open plan kitchen/dining/ conservatory space.

This is complemented by a sleek modern kitchen with quality fittings and excellent natural light with double doors from dining area leading into rear garden.

There is also the valuable addition of a generous utility room.

The flow of the home feels fresh and practical, with the extension adding valuable flexibility for entertaining, working from home or simply enjoying a more expansive everyday living area.

Upstairs, two well-proportioned bedrooms offer comfortable accommodation, alongside a stylish family bathroom finished with modern fixtures.

The end-terrace position brings additional privacy and extra windows, contributing to the home’s bright and airy atmosphere.

Outside, the property benefits from a low-maintenance garden to the rear, perfect for relaxing or outdoor dining, along with convenient off-street parking.

What truly sets this property apart is its remarkable castle view.

From the outdoor spaces, you can enjoy a striking panorama of Harlech Castle’s iconic silhouette, a rare and highly desirable feature that adds charm, character and a sense of heritage to everyday living.

A superb opportunity to secure a modern, extended home that blends contemporary style with practical space in a sought-after residential setting in Lower Harlech.

Accommodation comprises: all measurements are approximate Entrance door into Ground Floor - Entrance Porch - 1.02 x 0.98 (3'4" x 3'2") - uPVC external door.

Slate-tiled flooring, cupboard with electric consumer board and small radiator Wooden door leading into Lounge - 6.10 x 3.10 (20'0" x 10'2") - Laminate flooring, electric heater, media wall, uPVC window to front aspect, electric wall heater, stairs leading to first floor, door into Kitchen - 3.30 x 2.51 (10'9" x 8'2") - Laminate flooring, range of white floor standing and wall mounted cupboards, beech effect worktops, integrated oven, Hotpoint glass hob, extractor fan, grey composite sink/drainer with mixer tap, space for double fridge/freezer, wall-mounted heater, open to Conservatory/Dining Area - 3.02 x 3.12 (9'10" x 10'2") - Laminate flooring, uPVC double patio doors to rear garden Utility Room - 3.74 x 2.42 (12'3" x 7'11") - Internal door from conservatory, vinyl flooring, plumbing for washing machine, electricity points, uPVC window to rear aspect.

With internal door to:, ANNEXE, 2.45 x 1.44m, double uPVC patio doors; solar power controls First Floor - Landing - 2.87 x 0.96 (9'4" x 3'1") - Carpeted, doors leading to Bedroom 1 - 3.31 x 3.01 (10'10" x 9'10") - Carpeted, wall-mounted radiator, uPVC window to front aspect Bedroom 2 - 3.31 x 2.44 (10'10" x 8'0") - Carpeted, wall-mounted radiator, storage cupboard housing water tank, uPVC window to rear aspect Bathroom - 2.47 x 1.81 (8'1" x 5'11") - Grey tiled flooring, partially tiled white walls, modern white bathroom suite comprising: low level W/C, sink, bath with chrome taps, "Bristan Bliss" shower over bath, window to side aspect with modesty glass External - Patio and lawned area, parking for 2/3 vehicles to front of property.

Fenced garden with shed, lawned area and patio area to rear of property.

Location - Located in Lower Harlech - one of Wales’ most captivating coastal towns, celebrated for its sweeping sea views, dramatic mountain backdrop and rich cultural heritage.

Perched above Cardigan Bay, the town enjoys an elevated position that delivers some of the most striking panoramas in the region, with long stretches of soft Welsh-blue shoreline meeting the rugged peaks of Snowdonia.

At its heart stands Harlech Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, commanding the landscape with its iconic silhouette and offering a powerful sense of history.

The surrounding streets are lined with characterful cottages, independent shops and welcoming cafés, creating a warm and relaxed community atmosphere.

Harlech’s award-winning Blue Flag beach is a major draw, offering miles of golden sand, gentle dunes and exceptional space for walking, swimming and family days by the sea.

The area is also renowned for outdoor pursuits, from coastal paths and nature trails to world-class golf at Royal St David’s Golf Club, one of the finest links courses in the UK.

Transport links provide easy access to nearby towns including Barmouth, Porthmadog and the wider Snowdonia National Park.

Harlech combines natural beauty, heritage and tranquillity in a way few coastal towns can match – a truly special place to call home.

Services - Mains water, drainage and electricity Material Information - Standard construction Freehold property Gwynedd Council Tax band B Main residence for Article 4 purposes