24 Gwynan Park, Penmaenmawr, LL34 6RR

A beautifully presented, modern two-double bedroom bungalow, set within a quiet cul-de-sac site within a peaceful setting, benefitting from not being overlooked.

With a spacious living room, modern kitchen, large full width conservatory which adds an extra reception room and dining space and well as two double bedrooms and a modern bathroom.

A lovely garden which despite its size is easy to maintain, off road parking and a garage.

The Tour A covered porch welcomes you to the composite front door and into a bright reception hallway, where a practical storage cupboard keeps coats, shoes and everyday essentials neatly tucked away.

To your left, the living room is a wonderfully inviting space.

A timber fireplace with a coal-effect gas fire creates a natural focal point, while the generous front window frames lovely views towards the mountains, bringing plenty of natural light into the room throughout the day.

At the rear of the property, the kitchen has been thoughtfully fitted with a range of modern wall and base units, complemented by wood-effect work surfaces.

There’s an integrated oven and grill, a four-ring gas hob, and ample space for additional appliances, making it both practical and easy to live with.

The kitchen flows seamlessly into the conservatory, which stretches across the full width of the home.

With its glazed roof, this is a remarkably versatile space, currently arranged as both a dining area and an additional sitting room.

It’s the kind of room that naturally draws you in, offering peaceful views across the garden and out towards the surrounding mountains, whatever the season.

The property offers two generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes along with two useful storage cupboards, providing excellent everyday practicality.

The second bedroom is equally well-proportioned, comfortably accommodating a double bed alongside additional bedroom furniture.

Completing the accommodation is a fully tiled bathroom, fitted with a panelled bath incorporating a shower and glazed screen, together with a wash hand basin and low-level WC.

The Exterior Outside, the rear garden has been designed with both relaxation and enjoyment in mind.

Predominantly laid to lawn and enjoying the advantage of not being overlooked, it offers a real sense of privacy.

Two separate patio areas provide plenty of options for outdoor seating, whether you’re entertaining friends, enjoying a quiet morning coffee, or simply making the most of the surroundings.

Planted borders add colour and character throughout the seasons, offering a rewarding opportunity for anyone with green fingers, while a pathway and gated access lead conveniently to the front of the property.

To the front, a driveway provides off-road parking for up to three vehicles and leads to the detached garage.

The adjacent front garden is laid to lawn with planted borders and a low fence, creating an attractive approach to the home.

The Location Set between the mountains and the sea, Dwygyfylchi offers a lifestyle that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find.

This picturesque coastal village sits on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, combining spectacular scenery with a genuine sense of community.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, walking, cycling and coastal adventures are quite literally on the doorstep, while the village itself offers everyday conveniences, including local amenities and a primary school.

Excellent transport links via the A55 and nearby Penmaenmawr railway station make travelling further afield refreshingly straightforward.

Whether you’re commuting, looking for a slower pace of life, or simply wanting easy access to both coast and countryside, this location offers the best of all worlds.

The historic town of Conwy and the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno are both just a short drive away, adding even more to the area’s appeal Location Set between the mountains and the sea, Dwygyfylchi offers a lifestyle that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find.

This picturesque coastal village sits on the edge of Snowdonia National Park, combining spectacular scenery with a genuine sense of community.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, walking, cycling and coastal adventures are quite literally on the doorstep, while the village itself offers everyday conveniences, including local amenities and a primary school.

Excellent transport links via the A55 and nearby Penmaenmawr railway station make travelling further afield refreshingly straightforward.

Whether you’re commuting, looking for a slower pace of life, or simply wanting easy access to both coast and countryside, this location offers the best of all worlds.

The historic town of Conwy and the Victorian seaside resort of Llandudno are both just a short drive away, adding even more to the area’s appeal.

Living Room (5.06m x 3.73m) Breakfast Kitchen (3.63m x 2.79m) Conservatory (5.66m x 2.67m) Bathroom (2.04m x 1.84m) Bedroom One (3.68m x 3.66m) Bedroom Two (3.28m x 2.79m) Garage (5.56m x 2.72m) Parking - Garage Parking - Driveway