Caerlyr Hall is a handsome period house with extensive accommodation, set in a commanding hillside position overlooking the small North Wales coastal village of Dwygyfylchi. The property underwent an extensive refurbishment including new heating system, wiring, fireplaces, sash windows, decoration, and outside the large terrace, resulting in a wealth of beautifully appointed accommodation. The décor combines elegant original details, including high ceilings, handsome fireplaces and large sash windows with stained glass detailing, with attractive modern styling and fittings throughout. The ground floor features two generous, airy reception rooms, which are ideal communal spaces to relax in. They include the drawing room with its corniced ceilings, tiled flooring and large bay window taking in the stunning hillside views, as well as the 28ft dining room which has French doors opening onto the garden. A further well-proportioned reception room is located to the first floor, with its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and splendid fireplace, as well as large windows taking in the surrounding landscapes.

There are nine bedrooms, eight of which are arranged across the ground and first levels, with a further bedroom on the second floor. Six of the bedrooms are en suite (four shower rooms, and one with a bathroom fitted with an over-bath shower), while the additional three have access to a further three shower rooms. Two of the shower rooms are wet rooms suitable for small wheelchair access. The two ground-floor bedrooms feature French doors opening onto the patio areas, while the upstairs bedrooms are all well-presented, with high-quality shower and bathroom suites and fittings.

The property includes a well-equipped kitchen and an adjoining smaller kitchen. Both kitchens are fitted with contemporary units to base and wall level. The main kitchen also has a stainless steel range cooker and a breakfast bar, while the smaller kitchen is fitted with dual integrated ovens, an induction hob and an extractor hood, all by AEG. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a ground-floor store room, providing plenty of space for supplies.

Outside

The house is set within 1.4 acres of rolling grounds, much of which takes in the beautiful and far-reaching views across the hillside or over Penmaenmawr Golf Course and towards the coast. There is extensive parking space at the front of the property, while the patio at the side provides space for al fresco dining and a hot tub. The garden also includes peaceful, secluded spots with mature hedgerows, shrubs and trees and a wealth of colourful flowering perennials making for an idyllic, relaxing setting.

Situation

Dwygyfylchi is a small village set on the North Wales coast adjacent to the larger village of Penmaenmawr and three miles from the historic town of Conwy. Dwygyfylchi has a convenience store, while Penmaenmawr has several everyday amenities, including local shops, restaurants and cafés. Conwy itself is a small yet beautiful town, located at the mouth of the River Conwy and just inland from the rugged coastline. The town has a range of everyday amenities, while the larger seaside town of Llandudno is just a short drive away, and offers excellent shopping facilities.

Transport links include the A55, which runs past Dwygyfylchi, a station at Penmaenmawr and a well-connected rail hub at Llandudno Junction Station, which offers direct rail services to London Euston (three hours) and Manchester. Dwygyfylchi lies just within the bounds of the stunning Eryri National Park (Snowdonia), offering superb walking, cycling and climbing. Conwy Golf Club offers superb links golf, right on the coast, while the area is also renowned for its sailing.

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