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An attractive detached cottage in a superb view-commanding location, enjoying unspoilt views of the North Wales coast up to the Great Orme, the Vale of Clwyd and Snowdonia. Offering spacious private gardens that function as a sun-trap by day and offers extraordinary sunsets. Conveniently situated near Dyserth High Street and Dyserth Waterfall, within a conservation area, with nearby footpaths. Approximately thirty minutes drive to Chester and approximately sixty minutes drive to Liverpool and Greater Manchester. 23’ (7 metres) living room ,separate dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom, with night storage heating and uPVC double glazing. There is Planning Permission in principle for the erection of a separate private dwelling on the bottom of the property (foundation outlines of demolished property still intact). Viewing is essential to fully appreciate this unique property. No Forward Chain LIVING ROOM: 23’0” (7.0 metres) maximum x 12’0” (3.7 metres) maximum. With a laminate wood grain floor, two night storage heaters, power points, twin uPVC double glazed windows providing far-reaching panoramic views. Double glazed sliding patio door provides another entrance into the property, also providing access via steps, into the garden. From this superb vantage point, one can see stupendous sunsets and enjoy the coastal illuminations at night. DINING ROOM: 11’10” (3.6 metres) x 10’11” (3.4 metres) With laminate wood grain floor, power points, built-in storage cupboard and double glazed sliding patio door providing access to the rear of the property. This room enjoys views into woodlands, with outside flood-lights for night time views into trees. BEDROOM ONE: 11’9” (3.6 metres) x 11’7” (3.5 metres) Bedroom with power point and night storage heater. Space available for two double and one single closets, a double bed, breakfast area and a cupboard. uPVC double glazed window providing an outlook over the tiered garden area and also far-reaching panoramic views over the neighbouring villages, across open fields, along the coastline and towards the Great Orme of Llandudno. BEDROOM TWO: 8’10” (2.7 metres) x 7’0” (2.1 metres) With a tiled floor, night storage heater and a uPVC double glazed window providing natural light from the enclosed courtyard behind the house. There is available space for a double bed and a double closet. BATHROOM: 9’3” (2.8 metres) maximum x 4’0” (1.2 metres) minimum. With a tiled floor, night storage heater and a matching three piece suite in white to comprise a pedestal wash hand basin, low flush w.c. and spa bath with shower attachment. uPVC double glazed obscured window. KITCHEN : 8’7” (2.6 metres) x 6’7” (2.0 metres) With a range of fitted wall-mounted and base cupboards with drawers, worktop surface over and part tiled walls. Single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, “Hotpoint” oven, grill and hob and dishwasher. Original tiled floor, uPVC double glazed window and part glazed uPVC double glazed door giving access to the outside court-yard. OUTSIDE: The property is approached from the footpath leading down to Dyserth Waterfall, with access through a wrought-iron gate and appears to be hidden away and is indeed, very private. The garden consists of terraces on three levels. The top gravelled terrace offers seating and wonderful views and sunsets. Steps lead down, past the middle terrace with mature, low-maintenance plants and shrubs, to the bottom level. This level offers a large gravelled and brick-pavioured garden, bound by stone-built walls and surrounded by mature trees. Ideal for bird and nature lovers, and for outdoor entertaining. The garden is surrounded by a natural wooded area. There are two TIMBER STORES incorporated in the gardens. A private hard-standing is available outside the property, for parking. A garage may be available for renting, within close walking distance. An outside UTILITY ROOM behind the property has plumbing for a washing machine and an brick built OUT-HOUSE at the bottom of the garden has plumbing and a toilet.
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