Extended four‑bed detached on a prime cul‑de‑sac, large garden and double garage, chain free..
Prime cul‑de‑sac position overlooking communal green
Extended open‑plan kitchen/dining with island and breakfast bar
Four bedrooms; principal bedroom with en‑suite shower
Two reception rooms including bay‑fronted living room
Integral double garage and generous driveway parking
Rear garden: patio, gravel, artificial turf and storage shed
Oil‑fired heating (boiler and radiators) — higher running costs
Council tax quite expensive; area flagged as very deprived
Set on a quiet cul‑de‑sac overlooking a communal green, this extended four‑bedroom detached home offers spacious family living and strong parking provision. The ground floor centres on a bright, open‑plan kitchen/dining area with an island and breakfast bar, complemented by two separate reception rooms — a bay‑fronted living room and formal dining room with direct garden access.
Upstairs, four well‑proportioned bedrooms include a large principal with en‑suite shower room; a family bathroom serves the remaining rooms. Practical features include a utility room, integral double garage with internal access and plenty of driveway parking. The rear garden is established, low‑maintenance and private, with patio, gravel areas, artificial turf and a shed.
Important practical points: the house is oil‑fired with a boiler and radiators (not on a community system), is freehold and offered with no onward chain. The property was built around 1996–2002, has double glazing and an EPC rating of C. Council tax is quite expensive — factor running costs into any move.
This home suits families seeking roomy, flexible accommodation in a well‑regarded Rossett development. There is scope to personalise and update to taste, making it attractive for buyers wanting immediate comfort with potential to add value.