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"Situated within the village of Arthog, 2 Arthog Terrace is a charming Grade II Listed, 2 bedroom mid terraced property retaining a wealth of period features the accommodation seamlessly blends historic character with modern comforts.

Situated in the heart of Eryri National Park, the property offers well proportioned accommodation with stunning countryside views to the front together with a pretty detached garden with Summer House, taking in the views.

The cottage features a welcoming sitting room with a wood burning stove set within an exposed stone chimney breast and original slate flagstone flooring. From the Sitting Room, access to the kitchen diner, again with original exposed floorboards and slate flagstone flooring, there is a period cast iron open fireplace, retaining period charm.

To the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms, both enjoying the stunning views to the front, one with a cast iron feature fireplace. To the rear of the property there is a well proportioned bathroom.

Externally, the Cottage benefits from an enclosed courtyard garden to the rear, with a further detached garden to the front on the opposite side of the road providing a pleasant place to sit and enjoy the views.

2 Arthog Terrace would appeal to a variety of buyers, including those seeking their first home, or those looking to relocate.

Arthog is a peaceful village nestled within the scenic Eryri National Park. Positioned near the Mawddach Estuary, it lies around 7 miles from the historic market town of Dolgellau that offers a range of amenities including supermarkets, schools, and healthcare services. Further afield, the coastal town of Barmouth is around 14 miles by car and is known for its sandy beach, shops, and cafes. The village is well placed for outdoor enthusiasts, with direct access to beautiful walking and cycling routes such as the Mawddach Trail, which follows the estuary into Barmouth. Local amenities found nearby in Fairbourne 2 miles , include a convenience store, beach, and railway station providing access to the Cambrian Railway line, with links to Shropshire and Birmingham.










Council Tax Band B £1,789.82
Tenure Freehold
Restrictions Listed building
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