Galleried lounge, large gardens and development potential in Rhos on Sea..
Galleried lounge with full-width balcony and panoramic countryside views.
Approximately 2,413 sq ft; highly versatile multi-level layout.
Four bedrooms (potential fifth) plus two bathrooms and two cloakrooms.
Lower garden level could be developed into self-contained accommodation.
Large mature gardens front, side and rear; private outdoor space.
Double-length garage, car port and ample off-road parking for several vehicles.
Double glazing installed before 2002; some windows/insulation may need upgrade.
Council tax is quite expensive; local area shows high deprivation.
Bright, spacious and highly adaptable, this detached family home offers roughly 2,413 sq ft of living space across multiple levels — ideal for growing or multi-generational households. The standout galleried lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows and a full-width balcony delivers sweeping countryside views and abundant natural light. Three further reception rooms give flexible living: formal dining, family room/office and a generous lower-level lounge/study that could serve as separate accommodation.
Four good-sized bedrooms (option for a fifth) are arranged across two floors, with two bathrooms, two cloakrooms and a separate utility room. The lower garden level already has its own entrance and facilities, offering clear potential to develop a self-contained flat for an older relative, young adult, or rental income. Practical benefits include mains gas central heating, double glazing (installed before 2002) and a double-length garage with extensive off-road parking and car port.
The property sits on large mature gardens to front, rear and side, privately landscaped and well suited to children or outdoor entertaining. Location is convenient for local schools, shops, college and regular bus routes; the A55 is easily reached for regional commuting. Rhos on Sea’s seaside amenities and promenades are also within easy reach.
Notable considerations: the home was built in the 1980s and, while structurally sound, some areas and fixtures may benefit from updating to modern finishes and insulation standards. The double glazing is older, and council tax is described as quite expensive. The immediate locality has pockets of high deprivation — buyers should review local services and long-term area prospects. No flood risk is reported.