Spacious Victorian conversion with garage, gardens and far-reaching Welsh views.
Breathtaking Dee Estuary and Welsh hill views
This generous three-bedroom upper-floor home occupies an elegant Victorian villa and enjoys sweeping views across the Dee towards the Welsh hills. Large principal rooms — including a substantial lounge and separate dining room — deliver comfortable family living and space for entertaining. The modern fitted kitchen and contemporary four-piece bathroom add practical, move-in-ready convenience.
Outdoor space is a genuine asset: residents benefit from mature communal gardens, a small private front lawn and a rear patio, plus allocated off-street parking and a private single garage. The apartment sits on the second floor reached by a communal staircase, and double glazing was installed after 2002, improving warmth and sound insulation.
The building’s age and solid brick construction lend strong period character and high ceilings, but also bring practical considerations. The walls are assumed to have no cavity insulation, so heating costs may be higher than a modern build. The property is sold as a share of freehold within a converted period residence — worth checking for any communal maintenance responsibilities and service arrangements.
Overall, this is well-suited to a family or buyers wanting spacious, characterful accommodation with estuary views and private parking. It combines period charm with modern fittings, but prospective purchasers should factor in the building’s age-related maintenance and the upper-floor access when arranging a viewing.