Initial price	£2,375,000
12/06/24	£2,100,000
Price Change	-11.58%

This magnificent six-bedroom detached country house is set on a sprawling 35.80-acre plot in a private and elevated position within the Snowdonia National Park, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Mawddach estuary and the iconic Cadair Idris. The Grade II Listed Georgian house dates back to 1820 and is a hidden gem, boasting fairytale-like gardens with a blend of Italian and Japanese influences, as featured in Country Life in 1975. The property has been meticulously maintained and offers extensive and versatile accommodation with a range of elegant reception rooms, a modern orangery, a well-equipped kitchen, and several bedrooms with en-suite facilities and a family bathroom. Additional features include a separate self-contained flat, ample storage space, and cellars with potential for conversion. The extensive hillside gardens, complete with follies, woodland, and a private quay, provide a tranquil retreat, while the stone terrace with views over the estuary and countryside evokes the atmosphere of an Italian lakeside villa. A private drive leads to ample off-road parking, a double garage, three single garages, a derelict former inn with potential for development, a self-contained guest apartment in the coach house, and a unique Arts and Crafts Dovecote named Dove Castle. The property also includes greenhouses, a potting shed, and storage buildings. Located at the tip of Snowdonia, this property is a haven for nature lovers and offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, with the added convenience of being close to the Panorama Walk route. Early viewing is essential to appreciate the true character and quality of this remarkable home.