1 bedroom terraced houseSmithfield Lane, Dolgellau, LL40 1BU

The interior décor is thoughtfully styled to reflect the home's historical character, featuring a striking stone fireplace as the centrepiece of the lounge. The modern, compact fitted kitchen includes an integrated oven and hob, blending functionality with contemporary design. An elegant open-plan staircase leads to a larger-than-average double bedroom, complete with a stylish ensuite shower room. For added convenience, a guest WC is located on the ground floor. To the rear, a private courtyard offers access only to back door. The storage shed at back door is not sold with no 9. It belongs to no 2 railway terrace. It’s in the Dolgellau North ward, nestled within the Afon Wnion valley and bordered by the picturesque Snowdonia landscape The address is part of a historic terraced row—most homes are outright owned All 18 properties on Smithfield Lane sold since 1995 are terraced homes, with the typical tenure being outright ownership Convenient access to: Dolgellau Library, District Hospital, and Coleg Meirion Regular TrawsCymru buses (T2 to Bangor/Aberystwyth; T3 to Barmouth/Wrexham) Gwynedd Council recently introduced parking permits for Smithfield Lane, so local parking rules apply Dolgellau is a conservation area with over 200 listed stone buildings, a legacy of its wool, tanning, and gold-rush history Outdoor adventure options are vast: Cadair Idris (climbing, hiking) Mawddach Trail (8 mi of walking/cycling) Precipice Walk, Torrent Walk, and mountain biking at Coed y Brenin Cultural highlights include the 12th‑century Cymer Abbey and the National Centre for Folk Music (Tŷ Siamas) housed in the historic Neuadd Idris building The town hosts the annual Sesiwn Fawr Dolgellau world music festival each July, drawing thousands