Ty Coch, a charming stone-fronted cottage, was originally the gardeners' cottage for Plas Tan y Bwlch, nestled in a peaceful location within the Snowdonia National Park. The property boasts an acre of landscaped garden, featuring a variety of flower species, a woodland, and a stream that flows through the property. The interior is just as unique, with a rustic charm and original features such as slate flooring, a feature stone fireplace, and exposed beams. The property has a spacious kitchen and living area, with a separate snug and a garage/workshop with original features. The property has previously had planning permission as a dwelling and has been used as a holiday let. With its rich history and unique features, Ty Coch is a truly special property that requires viewing to appreciate its full potential.