Penarlag is a substantial detached home built in 1927, featuring traditional stone construction and a slated roof. The property boasts spectacular south-facing views of the Cader Idris Mountain Range from both inside and outside, and is characterized by high ceilings, spacious rooms, and original features such as pine doors, leaded windows, and wooden Parquet block flooring. The property, which was previously divided into two separate dwellings, offers flexible accommodation that can be used as a single large family residence or as two separate properties for multi-generational living or to generate income. While it is well-presented, it would benefit from some updating and modernization to allow a purchaser to put their own stamp on the property.