In Abersoch, Gwynedd, a four-bedroom bungalow is dramatically cantilevered over the beach, offering unobstructed panoramic sea views. The property is anchored to the cliff face, with part of its structure extending out over the sand and water below. This unique design ensures no future building can obscure the view, as the front garden is the sea itself.
Unique Cantilevered Design
The cantilevered section, supported at one end and secured to the vertical cliff, creates additional living space in a prime coastal location. Inside, the lounge features three walls of windows, making occupants feel as if they are on the bridge of a ship, gliding over the water toward the sunset. The kitchen diner also faces the sea, with multiple windows and patio doors opening onto sunny terraces.
Prime Location and Price
Situated just south of Abersoch, the property overlooks Machroes Beach and Cardigan Bay, with the Llŷn Peninsula's rural landscape nearby. This sought-after stretch of coast commands high prices; the average house price in Abersoch is £344,319, over £110,000 above the national average of £215,000. Detached homes in the area average £422,900, compared to Wales' average of around £336,000.
Given its exceptional position, the asking price is set at offers over £1.1m. For context, houses on the exclusive Benar Headland, across the bay, can reach up to £3m. This property is listed with Elvins estate agents in Abersoch.
Additional Features
The bungalow boasts a private stairway down to the sandy beach, two sun-drenched terraces, and a principal bedroom with captivating coastal views. It currently has one bathroom with a walk-in shower, but a fourth bedroom could be converted into an ensuite with a sea view. Parking is accessed via a coastal lane above, where cars also enjoy the panoramic scenery.
