This is a comprehensive description of a property for sale, detailing its construction, location, and layout, as well as the surrounding land and outbuildings. The property is a stone/concrete block/brick building with rendered and spar dashed exteriors under a slate roof, with some areas covered in mineralized felt due to extensions and dormers. It is located on the A5 between Bangor and Bethesda, specifically at the Bryn Bella crossroads, with precise directions provided. The accommodation includes a ground floor with a canopy entrance, a reception hall, a dining room with a fireplace, a lounge with wood effect flooring and a brick-lined fireplace, an inner hall, a re-fitted breakfast kitchen, a rear porch, and a rear bedroom with a built-in cupboard and 'combi' boiler. The first floor has two double bedrooms and a third bedroom, all with dormer windows, and a bathroom/shower room with a suite including a bath with shower, a shower cubicle, a washbasin, and a WC. Outside, the property sits on a generous plot with large rear and side gardens, and various outbuildings, including a timber workshop and greenhouse, though one of the workshops is in very poor condition. The property is advised to be freehold and has a council tax band of D. It is not connected to mains gas but uses propane gas cylinders for its 'combi' boiler. The asking price is £225,000. The description also notes that the agent has not tested the central heating, electrical wiring, or other services and cannot vouch for their condition.