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4 bedroom semi-detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Access to the back garden through the side of the house, great for motorbikes, and bicycles
- Cul De Sac. House is the last but one at the top of the hill
Additional storage space is provided by a large walk-in coat and shoe cupboard. Further storage is under the stairs, as well as in the boiler cupboard where we currently keep bedding and towels. There is a loft that can be converted for extra storage too.
There are beautiful views from the two back bedroom windows, and from the front bedroom windows you can see the ruins of the historic Caergwrle Castle which is just 5 minutes walk away.
The back garden has a flat seating area (paved patio), a grass area, a large shed, and a raised brick platform providing a sturdy space for a covered seating area or a garden studio.
The front garden is graveled with potted established plants.
Located conveniently off Caergwrle High Street, it is within a few minutes walking distance from all amenities (Spar grocery shop, vet, hairdresser, barber, butcher, takeaways, beautician, pubs, GP, dentist, cafe, 2 train stations, bus stop, and dog groomer). It is also within walking distance of the local primary and secondary schools, with access through the stunning landscape of Caergwrle, and Hope.
Despite its superb location, being the last but one house at the very top of the street (hill), the house benefits from the cul de sac, and lack of access for passing traffic, therefore it is very safe for pets, and children, and incredibly peaceful. Really, the best of both worlds.
The neighbourhood is very peaceful, and friendly. A lovely elderly couple lives on the other side of the semi-detached house and is very quiet.
For dog owners, walkers, and hikers, there are stunning walks through Caergwrle and Hope with the Alyn River flowing through it, all walkable from the house. Honeys cafe is dog friendly, offering superb homemade food and cakes, and with outside seating on the riverside.
Park in the Past hosts a large lake for wild swimming, paddle boarding, and kayaking, again within walking distance.
Hope Mountain is accessible from the house and offers a wonderful 3-4 mile hike rewarded by stunning views and much peace.
By car, the towns of Wrexham, Mold, and Chester are all 15-20 minutes drive, or accessible by bus and train. There is a bus stop at the bottom of the road, and two train stations (Caergwrle, and Hope), again within walking distance.
The Wirral Peninsula is just a 20-30-minute drive.
Loggerheads Country Park and Moel Famau Mountain are just 20 minutes drive by car.
Manchester and Liverpool airports are within 1 hour's drive, on very easily accessible motorways.
Our family of five has loved living here, truly this house provides the best of everything, peace, tranquility, beautiful walks, access to towns and cities, beaches, and mountains. If were not relocating abroad, we would stay in this wonderful home.
Council Tax Band D
The house can be sold fully furnished as seen with appliances, making it a perfect first home, or for someone who is starting afresh with a new home.
We have created a Facebook Page also 'Our Welsh home For Sale' which has many more photos of the house and local area as well as information and links to the locality.
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For all enquiries, viewing requests or to create your own listing please visit the Griffin Property Co. website.
Rooms
Living Room 5.49m x 3.51m (18ft x 11ft 6in)
Large Living Room with a fireplace (currently not a working one but can be adapted to a working fireplace). This room is currently used both for TV and as a dining area due to its size it can easily be used for multi-purpose, perhaps also to create an office space.
Dining Room 5.49m x 3.05m (18ft x 10ft)
This room is adjacent to the kitchen and also has access to it from the entrance to the house as well as the kitchen. It opens up to the back garden through two glass doors. Currently used for storage and as a reading space but has huge potential to be joined to the kitchen as one space
Kitchen 4.27m x 2.90m (14ft x 9ft 6in)
Adjacent to the dining room and accessible both from the living room and dining room, the kitchen houses multiple kitchen cupboards, a large cooker range, a free-standing tall fridge, and a free-standing tall freezer. The window over the sink looks at the back garden.
Downstairs toilet 1.52m x 1.52m (5ft x 5ft)
The perfect size, rather spacious for a downstairs toilet, with a sink, and drawer unit to store toilet paper and other items. The window is frosted and provides lovely natural light.
Master Bedroom 3.20m x 2.59m (10ft 6in x 8ft 6in)
At the front of the property, with views of trees and Hope Mountain, this room provides wall-to-wall built-in wardrobes with ample storage, a King Size bed with drawers, two bed side units, and a writing desk, still leaving plenty of space to walk around the bed.
Bedroom 2 3.35m x 2.74m (11ft x 9ft)
Front facing bedroom with views of Caergwrle Castle, this room contains a single bed, single wardrobe, side table, computer desk with chair, and chest of drawers and still leaves plenty of space. Can easily house a double bed here.
Bedroom 3 3.51m x 2.59m (11ft 6in x 8ft 6in)
Back-facing room, with views to the back garden and Hope Mountain, housing a single bed, single wardrobe, side table, and shelving. Can easily fit a double bed and still leave space.
Bedroom 4 3.20m x 1.83m (10ft 6in x 6ft)
Back facing with views to the garden and Hope Mountain. This room is used by our oldest son who has been living between uni and home and houses a single bed with drawers underneath, a desk, and a chair.
Bathroom 2.29m x 1.52m (7ft 6in x 5ft)
Walk-in shower, toilet, and sink, frosted window. There is no bathtub in here, presumably, the previous owners removed it when they put it in this bathroom but we have always preferred showers so this has never been an issue. Can easily be adapted to add a bathtub
Coat & Shoe Cupboard 1.52m x 0.76m (5ft x 2ft 6in)
Situated on the ground floor, next to the toilet, upon entry, this cupboard with window provides ample space for storage
Understairs Cupboard 0.76m x 0.76m (2ft 6in x 2ft 6in)
Under stairs cupboard with door. We use it for the vacuum, shopping bags, extension leads etc
Boiler Cupboard Storage 1.22m x 0.76m (4ft x 2ft 6in)
Aside from the boiler for hot water and central heating, we use this for storage of bedding, towels, and sleeping bags for camping
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