The House & Grounds

Garlanded in greenery, this charming residence was originally a barn ruin (believed to date back to the 1700s), completely rebuilt by the present owners to create a traditionally-styled country home of character with stone elevations and a slate roof combined with all modern facilities and comforts, including wood-framed double glazing and rayburn oil-fired central heating.

The well presented, spacious accommodation features exposed beams and stonework plus reclaimed architectural features such as the hall wall panelling and offers 4 Bedrooms, the Master with En Suite Bathroom & En Suite Dressing Room, a Family Bathroom with shower cubicle, large central hall/Dining Room, Lounge, Conservatory, Kitchen/Breakfast Room, Utility/Boot Room, and downstairs W.C.

The land is a delightful mix of Pasture Paddocks and established Woodland with a stream flowing through – the whole amounting to circa 9 Acres –The property also has shared grazing rights on c.90 acres of adjacent common land (which has recently been declared a SSI Site of Scientific Interest so protected because of its natural beauty and natural habitat) and owns the rights on c.15½ acres of nearby mountain land Having been part of a conservation scheme for the last ten years some surprising and unusual species can be found on the land including orchids.

Ty March Gwyn is privately situated and enjoys wonderful views, being surrounded by the renowned natural beauty of Snowdonia, yet is within easy reach of essential facilities and town amenities at the historic old county market town of Dolgellau, set at the foot of towering Cader Idris mountain, and is a short drive from glorious golden beaches on Cardigan Bay. This is an ideal location for all kinds of outdoor pursuits and for naturalists, artists and photographers and with bags of space for all the family and /or friends to really chill out together and do their ‘own’ thing!

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