Characterful, newly renovated detached home near Abergele town centre — ready to move in..
Newly renovated interior with period features and modern fittings
Two generous double bedrooms; main bedroom full-width with fitted storage
Off-street parking plus integral garage for added convenience
Small L-shaped garden — manageable but not expansive
Approx. 835 sq ft; freehold tenure
External granite walls likely uninsulated — further insulation may be needed
Double glazing installed before 2002; EPC rating D
Local area: above-average crime and very deprived indicators
This newly renovated two-bedroom detached house on St. George Road offers a practical, characterful first home close to Abergele town centre. The owners have refreshed the interior while retaining period touches — a bay-windowed living room with exposed brick fireplace and two generous double bedrooms give a comfortable, ready-to-live-in feel. Off-street parking and an integral garage add real convenience for commuters and car owners.
The layout suits everyday family life or sharers: a welcoming porch leads into a functional kitchen that flows into a bright lounge with garden access. The main bedroom spans the full width of the house and benefits from wall-to-wall fitted storage. The bathroom has been fully tiled as part of the recent refurbishment, and the property is offered as freehold with an average overall size (approximately 835 sq ft).
Buyers should note a few material points honestly. The property’s external walls are original granite/whinstone and likely lack modern insulation, and the double glazing dates from before 2002 — further thermal improvements could be needed to reduce running costs. The EPC is D. The house sits on a small L-shaped plot, so outdoor space is manageable rather than expansive.
Location is a clear strength: tucked down a private lane yet close to shops, cafés and the A55 for wider commuting. There is no flood risk. However, the local area records above-average crime and higher local deprivation metrics; purchasers should weigh these local factors alongside the home’s strong refurbishment and transport links.