Tremeirchion, St. Asaph, LL17

Summerhill Court is a small development of just three homes, right in the heart of Tremeirchion. It’s the kind of village that feels almost timeless—quiet, beautifully kept, and properly rural, but without leaving you cut off from the world.

The property started life as a working barn. In 2005 it was transformed, and ever since then, it’s been cared for and upgraded with real thought. What makes it special isn’t just the fact that it’s been renovated, but how sensitively it’s been done. The owners leaned into its history, keeping the beams, the exposed brick, the soul of the place, and then layered in sleek modern design. The result is striking. You walk in and immediately get that “oh wow” moment.

And it’s not just pretty, it’s big. We’re talking well over 2,300 square feet. The open-plan kitchen–dining–family room is the star of the show, one of those natural gathering spots that just pulls everyone in. Add four genuine double bedrooms, a luxurious en-suite, and three reception rooms that flex however you need, whether that’s a cosy snug for a book or a larger space to host friends. Step outside and the gardens continue the story: properly landscaped, not thrown together, so they feel intentional and balanced. Plus, there’s off-road parking and a garage. In the countryside, those details really matter.

The Tour

Walk through the front door and you land in a hallway filled with light, your eyes instantly drawn up to the exposed beams and oak flooring, It’s a statement entrance, and it sets the tone straight away, elegant, warm, and thoughtfully designed.

The dining room comes next, a versatile space with sleek oak floors underfoot and French doors spilling out onto the garden. You can almost imagine long summer evenings drifting between the two. Then the living room. spacious, exposed beams, and centred around a large log-burning stove. It’s got that rare balance of comfort and character, equally good for curling up quietly or filling the room with friends and conversation. And then, the kitchen, the heart of this home, and honestly, a show-stopper. Recently remodelled with precision, it hits that sweet spot between rustic charm and contemporary luxury. Think Corian and Quartz worktops, a generous array of wall and base units, and, right in the middle, a large island with seating for four. Integrated appliances, including a double oven, induction hob, and dishwasher, make it as practical as it is beautiful. The family area sits alongside, wrapped around an exposed brick fireplace with another log burner, perfect for unwinding, or even better, for enjoying that indoor–outdoor flow with doors straight to the rear garden. The ground floor rounds off with a handy cloakroom WC, finished to the same high standard as the rest of the house.

Head upstairs and the sense of space really hits you. The staircase is beautifully finished, beams continuing the theme, and everything feels open and calm. The main bedroom is a retreat in every sense: light-filled, with clever built-in wardrobes that create a dressing area, keeping things neat and practical. And the en-suite, honestly, it wouldn’t look out of place in a boutique hotel. Contrasting tiles, a walk-in shower, bespoke basin, high-level WC, and heated towel rail all add up to a genuinely luxurious feel.

The other three bedrooms are all proper doubles, with big windows and plenty of room for large beds and furniture. Perfect for family, guests, or carving out a home office if you fancy.

Finally, the main bathroom ties it all together: sleek, modern, and indulgent. There’s a roll-top bath, a walk-in shower, WC, and wash basin with vanity unit. Luxury, yes, but with a solid dose of practicality.

The Exterior

You come up the tarmac driveway and into the courtyard, where there’s plenty of space for parking and easy access to the garage. It feels practical, but welcoming too.

Head round to the back and the garden is a real treat: completely enclosed and carefully landscaped. There’s a large paved patio, the perfect spot for morning coffee or a summer evening meal. Everything centres around your own little fish pond, which gives the space a calm, almost meditative quality. And if the weather turns, there’s a covered seating area too. Beyond that, a lawned garden stretches out, offering space for the whole family to enjoy.

The Location

Tremeirchion is one of those villages that manages to feel both peaceful and connected. Set against a backdrop of rolling hills and countryside, it has all the charm you’d hope for in a rural setting, without feeling isolated.

Day-to-day life is well covered: there’s a primary school in the village itself, along with a church and local groups that keep community spirit alive. For anything more, Denbigh and St Asaph are only a short drive away, giving you access to shops, restaurants, and everyday amenities.

And when you want to head further afield, the A55 is close by, linking you quickly to Chester, the North Wales coast, and beyond. You’ve got the best of both worlds here: a village that feels properly tucked away, but with excellent access to the wider region.

Dining Room

5.76m x 4.7m

Living Room

7.51m x 3.9m

Kitchen

5.5m x 4.7m

Bedroom One

7.51m x 5.75m

En-Suite

2.5m x 2.5m

Bedroom Two

8.34m x 2.87m

Bedroom Three

3.9m x 3.4m

Bedroom Four

4.7m x 3m

Garage

4.5m x 2.5m

Parking - Garage

Parking - Driveway