Spacious family home with planning permission for a large rear extension.
Panoramic uninterrupted views across the Dee Estuary and Wirral Peninsula
Set on a generous half-acre plot in the desirable village of Oakenholt, this detached 1930s home offers uninterrupted panoramic views across the Dee Estuary toward the Wirral Peninsula. The extended kitchen and dining hub forms the social heart of the house, supported by two reception rooms, three bedrooms plus a versatile box room, and a modern four-piece bathroom. Planning permission has been granted for a large rear extension, providing clear scope to increase living space and future value.
Practical family features include a long gravel driveway, detached double garage, and a large enclosed rear garden with summerhouse and brick store — great for children, pets and hobbies. The house benefits from gas central heating and double glazing, while retaining period character such as bay windows, an Edwardian-style fireplace and decorative mouldings that give the home warmth and charm.
Buyers should note a few material points: the cavity walls were built without insulation (assumed), council tax is above average, and the local area records above-average crime and high deprivation levels. These factors affect running costs and resale considerations but do not diminish the property’s strong location, substantial plot, or the clear extension potential already approved.
For families seeking space and countryside views with good transport links, this property is well placed: Flint railway station is approximately 1.5 miles away and motorway access is close via Flint Bridge. Nearby Flint and Mold provide schools, shops and community amenities, while local history and green spaces add everyday interest and leisure options.