Ty Gwyn is a charming detached residence, thought to date from 1779, situated in a rural position on the edge of the village of Llanllyfni. The property has been sympathetically modernized and retains its heritage, charm, and character while catering for today's lifestyle. It consists of three dwellings in one, offering a range of possibilities for accommodation, including a main dwelling with four bedrooms, two fully self-contained annexes with four and one bedrooms respectively, and a variety of permutations for use. The property features uPVC double glazing, solid fuel central heating, and electric heating, and has been improved with updated bathrooms and kitchens. The main dwelling has an impressive inglenook and exposed A-frame beams, while the annexes offer unique features such as a mezzanine dining area and a wood burning stove. The property is set in a generous plot of 0.6 acres, with off-road parking, spacious gardens, and a purpose-made outbuilding/gym. Located near the village of Penygroes, it is close to the Eryri/Snowdonia National Park and the towns of Caernarfon and Porthmadog.