Occupying a particularly attractive position on Church Lane, with beautiful south-facing gardens adjoining the historic churchyard, this substantial and extended semi-detached home comes to the open market for the first time since 1968.

Having remained within the same family for almost six decades, the property represents an increasingly rare opportunity to acquire a much-loved home in one of Bardsey's most established settings. Generous proportions, considerable versatility and a wonderful garden combine to create a home with enormous appeal, while also offering an exciting opportunity for its next owners to introduce their own style over time.

Extending to approximately 1,774 sq. ft., the accommodation is notably spacious. An entrance hall leads into an impressive principal reception room measuring over six metres in length, where a stone fireplace provides an attractive focal point. The proportions allow ample space for both sitting and dining areas, making this a particularly sociable and adaptable room.

To the rear, the accommodation takes full advantage of the property's lovely garden setting. The kitchen is generously proportioned, with a large window overlooking the gardens, while an adjoining sunroom provides a delightful place from which to enjoy the outlook throughout the seasons. From here, doors open directly onto a substantial elevated sun terrace - a particularly appealing feature of the house and an ideal place for outdoor seating and entertaining.

The first floor provides four bedrooms, one of which would work equally well as a study or home office, together with a house bathroom and separate WC. The arrangement provides flexibility for families, visiting guests or those increasingly looking for dedicated space from which to work at home.

A further and particularly useful feature is found at lower-ground level. Accessed externally from the rear garden, a workshop/garden room extends to approximately 3.8m x 3.4m. Offering excellent ancillary space away from the main accommodation, it is ideally suited to use as a workshop, hobby room or garden store and adds another degree of versatility to the property.

Outside is where the property becomes especially memorable. The mature rear garden enjoys a desirable southerly aspect and has clearly been carefully tended over many years. Sweeping lawns are complemented by established trees, clipped hedging, well-stocked borders and pond, creating a wonderfully private and tranquil environment. Adjoining the grounds of All Hallows Church, the setting has an established, leafy character that is difficult to replicate.

To the front, a driveway provides off-street parking and access to an unusually generous integral garage, extending to approximately seven metres in length.

Church Lane itself forms part of the historic heart of Bardsey, and the combination of village setting, substantial accommodation and such an established garden make this a particularly interesting proposition. There is clear scope for a purchaser to update and personalise the house, but equally much to appreciate in the proportions, layout and position that already exist.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this is a rare opportunity to become only the next custodian of a home that has remained in the same family since 1968.

Council Tax Band: E