Situated just inside the beautiful Eryri National Park (Snowdonia) within the picturesque rural village of Rowen and with the definite advantage of NO CHAIN is this highly desirable Detached Residence purposely positioned to enjoy a pleasing southerly aspect, taking full advantage of its Eco-friendly credentials. This is a thoroughly modern (built in 2020) family home that’s highly practical and purposely designed to be as environmentally and economically friendly as possible, the rooftop solar panels helping offset electricity demands amongst other measures – the entire ground floor being served by under-floor heating. The interior is bright and spacious with an impressive dual aspect kitchen with dedicated dining area, the kitchen coming extensively equipped with the following appliances: oven, hob, extractor, microwave oven, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. There’s the practicalities of a utility also with WC off and a conservatory situated on the west facing elevation. Residing on the first floor are 3 bedrooms, an en-suite and contemporary family bathroom with a further 2 spacious bedrooms located on the second floor, both of which enjoy country and hillside views. Externally, to the front is a spacious slate gravelled off road parking area (which could be returned to a lawned area if required as there is also parking to the rear next to the garage). The main garden resides to the side and rear having a paved seating area and much use of slate gravel for minimal maintenance. From here there is access to a spacious Detached Garage with power/light fitted and additional storage to the roof space. Benefiting from uPVC double/triple glazing and electric under-floor heating, the accommodation briefly affords: Porch, Entrance Hall, Lounge, Kitchen/Dining Room, Conservatory, Utility Room, WC, Landing, 3 Bedrooms, En-suite, Bathroom and a further 2 Bedrooms to second floor.

Rowen is a scenic village situated in the unspoilt vale of Conwy surrounded by rich farmland, wooded hillsides, lakes and mountains. The village has won the ‘Wales in Bloom’ competition on a number of occasions and has a fabulous Inn – the ‘Ty Gwyn’ which serves fine food and ales. Also in the village is a useful village store. At the northern end of the valley lies the historic coastal town of Conwy with its imposing castle whilst at the southern end is the popular tourist destination of Betws Y Coed, hidden amongst the trees and home to the renowned Swallow Falls. Just beyond Conwy is the A55 Expressway which provides a fast link to all the North Wales’ coastal towns, Chester and the main motorway network. The mainline train station at Llandudno Junction, provides a direct service to London in just under three hours and the Victorian resort of Llandudno serving as your main shopping destination.

Council Tax Band: E
Shared Ownership: No