St. Asaph Road Dyserth, Dyserth
£400,000

Enjoying a prime position within the village of Dyserth, boasting unspoilt superb views of the North Wales Coastline and Clwydian Range. Having undergone a full renovation, including an extension, renewable energy and solar panels and refurbished up to the latest building regulations. This detached bungalow offers a fantastic floor space with under floor heating throughout and benefits from open plan contemporary living. Comprising three good sized bedrooms, one with en-suite, lounge, bathroom and an open plan kitchen/living/dining. Gardens to the front and rear are of ease and low maintenance, offering ample space for off-road parking to the front, whilst the rear garden offers privacy and views of the hillside. Don't miss out on your opportunity to acquire this 'turn-key' home

Accommodation
via a modern front door with decorative glazing, leading into the;

Hallway
Having lighting, power points, loft access hatch and doors off to further accommodation.

Lounge (5.11m x 3.44m (16'9" x 11'3"))
A light and airy room enjoying spectacular views of the fields across and out towards the Clwydian Range, having lighting, power points, radiator, T.V. aerial point, modern bi-folding door to the front giving access to the front patio and double glazed windows onto the side.

Bedroom One (3.88m x 3.23m (12'8" x 10'7"))
Having lighting, power points, radiator, modern double glazed window onto the rear and an en-suite off.

En-suite (2.06m x 0.89m (6'9" x 2'11"))
Comprising a walk-in shower enclosure with wall mounted shower head, low flush W.C., vanity hand-wash basin with stainless steel mixer tap over, wall mounted heated towel rail, inset lighting and an extractor fan

Bedroom Two (3.43m x 3.29m (11'3" x 10'9"))
Having lighting, power points, radiator and a modern double glazed window onto the side elevation.

Bedroom Three (2.83m x 2.86m (9'3" x 9'4"))
Having lighting, power points, radiator and a modern double glazed window onto the front elevation enjoying views of the fields and North Wales Countryside

Bathroom (2.61m x 1.87m (8'6" x 6'1"))
Comprising of a low flush W.C., vanity hand-wash basin with a stainless steel mixer tap over, p-shaped bath with stainless steel mixer tap over and a wall mounted shower head, wall mounted heated towel rail, inset spot lighting, extractor fan and a modern obscure double glazed window onto the side elevation.

Boiler Room
Houses the electrics, central heating water tank and solar panel controls.

Open Plan Kitchen/Diner & Living Space (8.13m x 4.85m (26'8" x 15'10"))
Comprising of wall, drawer and base units with a complementary worktop over, four ring induction hob with extractor fan above, integrated dishwasher, integrated fridge, integrated freezer, integrated microwave, integrated electric oven, space for dining and living, lighting, power points, sky light and modern bi-folding doors leading onto the rear patio.

Utility (1.87m x 1.59m (6'1" x 5'2"))
Having space under the counter for appliances with modern worktop over, lighting, extractor fan and power points.

Store Cupboard
Can be used as a pantry and ideal for storage.

Outside
The property is approached via an easy to maintain tarmacadam driveway that provides ample space for off-road parking for multiple vehicles. To the front, the garden boasts unspoilt views of the North Wales Clwydian Range, which can be enjoyed from the high specification patio, with another part of the front being laid to lawn. Down the side, the air source heat pump can be located and the side leads to the rear garden. To the rear, views of Dyserth hillside can be enjoyed, with the garden being larger than average. Being mainly laid to lawn and having a modern patio area that is ideal for alfresco dining and of ease and low maintenance. Being bound by timber fencing and enjoying a sunny aspect.