£280,000
(£352/sq. ft)
2 bed end terrace house for saleLon Y Dderwen, Conwy LL32
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
797 sq. ft
EPC Rating: B
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Set against the dramatic mountain scenery of Conwy, this modern three bedroom home offers a relaxed lifestyle with plenty of space for entertaining, working from home and getting outdoors. Built by the highly regarded Beech Homes, the property combines contemporary interiors with impressive views and a fantastic setting close to Sychnant Pass and Eryri National Park. Inside, the open plan ground floor creates a bright, sociable space, while upstairs are generous bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside, there is driveway parking for two cars and an enclosed rear garden with a decked entertaining area. It is an appealing choice for anyone looking to enjoy modern living with mountains, coast and the popular Conwy town close by where you find a range for cafes, bars and convenient shops.
The Tour
Step inside and you are welcomed by a useful entrance hallway, giving you somewhere to leave coats, shoes and the everyday essentials before moving into the main living space. It is a small but practical detail that keeps the main room feeling calm and uncluttered.
From here, the property opens up into an impressive open plan living area. There is a real sense of space, with the layout running from the front of the house through to the kitchen at the rear. Large windows bring plenty of natural light into the room, while the central dining area creates a natural divide between the living and kitchen spaces without closing them off from one another.
There is plenty of flexibility here for a comfortable sofa setup, dining table and somewhere to gather with friends, making this a space designed around modern day living. At the rear, the contemporary kitchen is fitted with a range of units and integrated utilities, with additional space for appliances.
Back through the hallway, there is also a downstairs cloakroom, ideal for everyday convenience and visiting guests.
Head upstairs and the layout continues to make good use of the space. Two generous double bedrooms sit at either end of the property, with both offering room for a double bed, storage and a dressing area. The rear bedroom is particularly appealing, with views across the surrounding hills providing an impressive backdrop when you wake up.
The first floor is completed by a family bathroom and useful storage cupboards on the landing. There is also a further bedroom within the overall accommodation, giving the property the flexibility to suit a range of lifestyles, whether that means a home office, guest room or additional bedroom.
The Exterior
Outside, the property has been designed to be easy to enjoy without creating a lot of maintenance. To the front, a private driveway provides parking for two cars, making everyday arrivals and departures straightforward.
Around the back, the enclosed garden gives you a private space to step outside and enjoy the setting. A decked area provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining, morning coffee or drinks with friends, while the artificial lawn keeps things looking neat throughout the year.
It is a practical outdoor space that works particularly well alongside the open plan living area, giving you an easy transition from inside to outside when entertaining during the warmer months.
The Location
The setting is a major part of the appeal. Sitting close to Sychnant Pass and the edge of Eryri National Park, there are fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the North Wales landscape practically on your doorstep. Conwy town is also close by, with its historic castle and town walls, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and the quayside all within easy reach. Local favourites include Dylan's, The Jackdaw, The Erskine Arms and The Albion, while Conwy's wider food and drink scene offers plenty of choice.
For commuters and weekend explorers, Conwy railway station provides connections along the North Wales Coast Line, with regular local bus services also available. The A55 gives straightforward access towards Llandudno, Bangor and Chester, making it easy to balance countryside living with access to the wider region.
Location
The setting is a major part of the appeal. Sitting close to Sychnant Pass and the edge of Eryri National Park, there are fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the North Wales landscape practically on your doorstep. Conwy town is also close by, with its historic castle and town walls, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and the quayside all within easy reach. Local favourites include Dylan's, The Jackdaw, The Erskine Arms and The Albion, while Conwy's wider food and drink scene offers plenty of choice.
For commuters and weekend explorers, Conwy railway station provides connections along the North Wales Coast Line, with regular local bus services also available. The A55 gives straightforward access towards Llandudno, Bangor and Chester, making it easy to balance countryside living with access to the wider region.
Living Room (5.34m x 3.52m)
Kitchen (2.41m x 4.69m)
Bedroom One (2.80m x 4.69m)
Bedroom Two (2.83m x 4.69m)
Bathroom (2.03m x 2.46m)
The Tour
Step inside and you are welcomed by a useful entrance hallway, giving you somewhere to leave coats, shoes and the everyday essentials before moving into the main living space. It is a small but practical detail that keeps the main room feeling calm and uncluttered.
From here, the property opens up into an impressive open plan living area. There is a real sense of space, with the layout running from the front of the house through to the kitchen at the rear. Large windows bring plenty of natural light into the room, while the central dining area creates a natural divide between the living and kitchen spaces without closing them off from one another.
There is plenty of flexibility here for a comfortable sofa setup, dining table and somewhere to gather with friends, making this a space designed around modern day living. At the rear, the contemporary kitchen is fitted with a range of units and integrated utilities, with additional space for appliances.
Back through the hallway, there is also a downstairs cloakroom, ideal for everyday convenience and visiting guests.
Head upstairs and the layout continues to make good use of the space. Two generous double bedrooms sit at either end of the property, with both offering room for a double bed, storage and a dressing area. The rear bedroom is particularly appealing, with views across the surrounding hills providing an impressive backdrop when you wake up.
The first floor is completed by a family bathroom and useful storage cupboards on the landing. There is also a further bedroom within the overall accommodation, giving the property the flexibility to suit a range of lifestyles, whether that means a home office, guest room or additional bedroom.
The Exterior
Outside, the property has been designed to be easy to enjoy without creating a lot of maintenance. To the front, a private driveway provides parking for two cars, making everyday arrivals and departures straightforward.
Around the back, the enclosed garden gives you a private space to step outside and enjoy the setting. A decked area provides the perfect spot for outdoor dining, morning coffee or drinks with friends, while the artificial lawn keeps things looking neat throughout the year.
It is a practical outdoor space that works particularly well alongside the open plan living area, giving you an easy transition from inside to outside when entertaining during the warmer months.
The Location
The setting is a major part of the appeal. Sitting close to Sychnant Pass and the edge of Eryri National Park, there are fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the North Wales landscape practically on your doorstep. Conwy town is also close by, with its historic castle and town walls, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and the quayside all within easy reach. Local favourites include Dylan's, The Jackdaw, The Erskine Arms and The Albion, while Conwy's wider food and drink scene offers plenty of choice.
For commuters and weekend explorers, Conwy railway station provides connections along the North Wales Coast Line, with regular local bus services also available. The A55 gives straightforward access towards Llandudno, Bangor and Chester, making it easy to balance countryside living with access to the wider region.
Location
The setting is a major part of the appeal. Sitting close to Sychnant Pass and the edge of Eryri National Park, there are fantastic opportunities for walking, cycling and exploring the North Wales landscape practically on your doorstep. Conwy town is also close by, with its historic castle and town walls, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and the quayside all within easy reach. Local favourites include Dylan's, The Jackdaw, The Erskine Arms and The Albion, while Conwy's wider food and drink scene offers plenty of choice.
For commuters and weekend explorers, Conwy railway station provides connections along the North Wales Coast Line, with regular local bus services also available. The A55 gives straightforward access towards Llandudno, Bangor and Chester, making it easy to balance countryside living with access to the wider region.
Living Room (5.34m x 3.52m)
Kitchen (2.41m x 4.69m)
Bedroom One (2.80m x 4.69m)
Bedroom Two (2.83m x 4.69m)
Bathroom (2.03m x 2.46m)
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