Cae’r Fadog Isaf Cwm Pennant

Snowdonia

Dafydd Hardy Coast & Country

Cae’r Fadog Isaf

Life should be a colourful journey, variety being the spice of life – now at Dafydd Hardy, it's fair to say we've seen our share

of property over the years, but once in a while something comes along which really does take you by surprise and changes

your viewpoint on what it means to be truly at one with the countryside and your surroundings – we are confident that Cae'r

Fadog Isaf offers a life affirming move like no other. So if you really want to experience Welsh rural life in all its glory with all

its remarkable facets, you simply cannot beat Cae'r Fadog Isaf – this is rural life at its best, a property that's in a league of its

own.

In terms of accommodation, Cae'r Fadog Isaf comes in two

halves so to speak, the original farmhouse and a converted

barn, and what a treat you can expect too. The property is

quite unique in these parts being entirely self-sufficient –

despite its traditional appearance, Cae’r Fadog Isaf is leading

the way with 21st century Green Sustainable energy.

There's a private water supply, LPG provision, and

sophisticated photo voltaic (solar panel) off-grid system,

which effectively means you have no need of any mains

services at all, and just think of the huge savings you'll make

along the way! Both dwellings have been renovated by the

present owner to a particularly high standard, yet all done in

complete sympathy, enabling the charm and character to

shine through whilst offering a contemporary feel complete

with all the comforts to which we've all become accustomed

to.

The renovation has been extensive to say the least (the list of

work is exhaustive), so you are effectively getting new homes

within the original outer stone walls.

There's a definite cosy feel to both dwellings with wood

burning stoves to keep the chill at bay, complemented by LPG

central heating. There's a definite air of quality too with some

nice touches throughout and an eye for detail that is tangible

- latched doors, flagged stone floors and rustic floorboards

and a majestic inglenook fireplace being just some of the

highlights. Both dwellings come with fully equipped kitchens

too, the farmhouse inevitably having the lion's share of built-

in appliances.

The present owners have operated both dwellings as highly

successful holiday letting accommodation, offering the

purchaser multiple potential income streams. To complete

the picture - two wood fired hot tubs are provided and are

positioned to take full advantage of the incredible views and

have proved extremely popular, especially at night where the

clear skies and tranquility allow for star gazing with a

difference. Therefore, Cae'r Fadog Isaf offers the discerning

purchaser a host of opportunities, with generating additional

income being just one of the options available.

Positioned on the lower slopes of Moel Hebog (superb walking

country on your doorstep), straddled in the most incredible

position on the edge of Cwm Pennant, Cae'r Fadog Isaf enjoys

a spectacular south easterly aspect overlooking the

neighbouring and equally stunning Cwm Ystradllyn valley in

the heart of Snowdonia. You can expect to enjoy unsurpassed

views of the surrounding countryside with its jagged hills as

well as miles of sea, plus the fading, hazy vista of the Cambrian

coastline of Cardigan Bay – there simply is no comparison! This

is most definitely a rare opportunity, one which should be

embraced with open arms.

Getting to Cae'r Fadog Isaf is part of the reward for living on

the edge of what many have described as the most beautiful

valley in Wales. The property stands within some 11 Acres of

gardens and pasture with your only nearest neighbours being

of the woolly variety – sheep that is! The land of course opens

up further opportunities for those with land based skills and

would suit a host of livestock/farming options or even a pony

or two!

Cwm Pennant and its neighbour, Cwm Ystradllyn are two wonderful unspoilt and secluded valleys located in the north-eastern

part of the Snowdonia National Park, once home to extensive slate quarries that were served by narrow gauge railway, having

long since returned to peace and quiet. The spectacular Cwm Pennant is a hidden treasure, surrounded by hills and mountains

with the Nantlle Ridge prominent at the head of the valley and Moel Hebog to the east, this being fine walking and climbing

territory.

The property lies to the south of the valley and benefits from having expansive sea views - the eye is drawn to Cardigan Bay

and the distant hills of southern Snowdonia. The slate track leading to the dwelling is roughly 1 mile from the public road,

offering maximum seclusion. The main A487 lies roughly 3½ scenic miles distant with the nearest amenities being: Porthmadog

8 miles; Pwllheli 15 miles; Caernarfon 18 miles; Chester & M56 motorway 70 miles (Approximate mileage). Not only do you

have the mountains to enjoy but also the stunning coastline and beaches which are much closer than you think. Take in the

fresh air and enjoy the company of the local sheep while gazing up at the buzzards catching the thermals above you. This truly

is the good life and this is your chance to live it!

Property Features

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Approaching from the Caernarfon direction, follow the A487 towards Porthmadog for approximately 14 miles (passing both turnings for Garndolbenmaen) where just shortly after, take the turning on your left signposted Cwm Pennant. Follow this road for just under 3 miles

turning right on reaching a chapel with a prominent red telephone kiosk and continue for a short distance until you reach a large cow shed on your right. Take the next gate on your right (please close the gate) that opens to a track which leads directly to the property (approximately 1 mile).

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