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4 Frondirion is a substantial double fronted mid terraced property of traditional stone construction under a slated roof. This south facing property has spectacular views to the front and is currently split into three separate units.

Gwelfor is a detached, architecturally designed bungalow, situated in an elevated coastal position, 5 minutes walk from the beach and having panoramic views as far as the Lleyn Peninsula from the rear of the property. The bungalow has been built to a high specification.

Tawelfryn is a substantial detached property of mainly timber frame construction with a modern extension of rendered breeze block construction under a man-made slated roof.

Bryn Bella is an imposing detached Grade II Listed Property dating back to the early 19th century of traditional stone construction under a slated roof. The property stands within its own spacious grounds in a slightly elevated position with north facing views over the town.

Briar Bank is a detached house with stunning, panoramic views of the sea and Llyn Peninsula. This period house has been refurbished to a high standard and is used as a successful holiday let.

This modern, newly built, detached, 4-bedroomed house is situated in lower Harlech, close to Harlech Castle and the Royal St. David's Golf links.

2 Uwch y Maes is a detached block and render bungalow under a slated roof on a slightly elevated corner plot, near the entrance to a most popular private estate. The property is a very attractive and comfortable family house that has double glazing, gas central heating and a wrap around garden.

Plas Uchaf is an 18th Century Grade 2 listed town house located in a quiet part of town, but only four minutes walk from the central square. Built in 1790 there are many period features and a beautiful and well established garden.

Pinewood is a detached dormer bungalow of rendered cavity wall construction under a slated roof. The property is located in a quiet cul de sac in the centre of the village.

2 Coed y Bryn is a detached property of rendered block construction with some stone facing under a slated roof. The property is located on a private estate and commands south facing views over the town and towards the Cader Idris Range.

Belmont House is a substantial, terraced, stone-built property located on the main promenade and facing the beach. The house itself has many interesting period features which remain intact. The Basement contains Three Workshops. Small terrace at the front of the house and yard to the rear.

Brynhyfryd is a detached residence of rendered brick construction under a slated roof. Built circa 1950, the property is located on the outskirts of the popular village of Llanfachreth commanding spectacular 360 degree views of open countryside and the various mountain ranges beyond.