This property is a traditional stone residence with a unique twist, located in a semi-rural area just a few minutes' stroll from the Dwyrwd Estuary, which is designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The house boasts 2 reception rooms, a spacious breakfast kitchen, and a sunny conservatory overlooking the beautiful private landscaped gardens. It also features commercial accommodation with its own entrance, perfect for a variety of business ventures or as an annex to the house. The property has 2 static caravans with their own gardens and parking, providing a healthy holiday rental income. The location is convenient for access to the coastal path, rail, and bus stops, and nearby towns include Harlech and Portmadog. The property dates back to 1760 and is fully double-glazed with oil-fired central heating, and is connected to mains electricity, water, and drainage.