5 Bedroom Character Property For Sale In Barmouth

An elegant country residence situated close to the coastal town of Barmouth, with its own woodland paths extending to the meadow side of the Mawddach estuary benefiting from open views far and beyond to the Cader Idris mountain range. Originally dating from 1756 and extended during the Victorian era in 1884, this enchanting Grade II Listed country estate is a place where history and nature exist in perfect harmony.

The impressive grade II listed property has been lovingly renovated retaining many of the original features such as exposed oak beams, ornate fireplaces, slate flooring.. The lounge and dining room both feature finely carved fireplaces housing wood-burning stoves, while reception room two boasts a further stove set within a magnificent inglenook fireplace, beautifully complementing the property’s wealth of original features and enhancing its exceptional period character.

Tyn y Coed is an extensive 5-bedroom versatile accommodation arranged over three floors which would lend itself to either a large extended family, generational living or potential B&B. Tyn y Coed is currently arranged as a five-bedroom residence but offers excellent potential to be reconfigured to provide seven or eight bedrooms.

Outside and Grounds

The gardens and grounds are every bit as captivating as the house itself. Extending to approximately 15 acres, with no public access, and they include mature woodland, rolling pasture, cottage gardens, enclosed kitchen garden, two ponds, streams and productive meadowland. Private woodland paths invite peaceful walks before opening onto breathtaking views across the Mawddach Estuary towards the iconic Cadair Idris mountain range. A beautiful boardwalk leads through part of the SSSI area to access a raised platform with its own magnificent views of the estuary and mountain range. Carefully managed to encourage wildlife and biodiversity, the grounds provide a haven for birds, butterflies and native flora.

There is also an extensive garden vegetable area with a range of fruit trees which sit along the boundary of the field/meadow land.

Together with stone barns which include listed stables, which could be ideal for equestrian use. The barns have potential for conversion, subject to necessary permissions - the larger stone barn, which is currently used for wood storage did have planning permission granted in 1988 which has lapsed.

A rare opportunity not to be missed, Tyn y Coed is a truly unique and exceptional country residence, offering an extraordinary combination of history, character and natural beauty.