Canolblas Avenue, Bodelwyddan, LL18

This beautifully maintained bungalow sits in a peaceful residential part of Bodelwyddan. Inside, the layout feels calm and spacious, with a solid-floored living room with newly fitted fuel stove, leading to a modern kitchen that opens into a full-width extension, a bright space for dining and relaxing, overlooking the garden. There are three generous double bedrooms, a stylish shower room, and plenty of storage. Outside, the low-maintenance front garden comes with driveway, carport, and garage, while the enclosed rear garden features a patio, planted borders, and a covered pergola for year-round enjoyment.

The Tour

Picture yourself stepping into the hallway, spacious, with solid wood flooring and even a storage cupboard to catch the everyday clutter. The living area is right at the front, and it’s the heart of the home. A big window pours light into the space, the wooden floors gleam, and there’s a proper fireplace with a heavy timber mantle. They’ve even fitted a new multi-fuel stove, which immediately makes you imagine winter evenings spent curled up there. It’s easily large enough for two big sofas, so whether you’re entertaining or just winding down, it feels right.

The kitchen sits just next to it, and it’s nicely equipped: fitted units, decent prep space, and an integrated oven with a four-ring gas hob. A velux roof window brings in natural daylight, and then the whole room just opens out into the extension. That’s the bit that makes the house special, really, it feels less like an add-on and more like an extension of the living space. It connects the kitchen and living room, so it ties the house together. And with two sets of doors straight out to the garden, it’s perfect if you like that seamless indoor–outdoor feel.

The extension itself is serene, vaulted ceiling, tiled flooring, and windows all around. It has this calm atmosphere that makes it ideal as a retreat, whether you’re dining, reading, working, or just staring out at the garden.

Moving through the house, you find three proper double bedrooms. Each has solid wooden flooring, so there’s a sense of continuity, and the main one comes with built-in wardrobes, cupboards, and even a dressing table, a practical touch that saves space. The bathroom is modern and fully tiled, with a walk-in shower, WC, and wash basin, all done to a high standard.

The Exterior

Now, the exterior has been designed with ease in mind. The front garden uses artificial turf, so it looks smart but needs no real effort, and planted borders soften the edges. A long driveway leads to the carport and then onto the garage, which has an electric door.
Out back, the garden is private, thanks to high fencing, and set up to be equally low-maintenance. There’s a wrap-around patio for entertaining, and the pergola, covered for year-round use, is one of those features that quietly elevates the space. The garage even has a utility area, with a Belfast sink and plumbing for a washing machine, which is one of those clever practicalities you only appreciate once you live with it.

The Location

The village of Bodelwyddan is conveniently located, making access to neighbouring towns such as Abergele, Rhyl, or St Asaph a breeze. Being situated along the A55 also makes commuting to both Chester and Llandudno easy. The village offers a small collection of shops and other local amenities.

Living Room

4.84m x 3.43m

Kitchen

3.32m x 2.45m

Sitting & Dining Room

6.83m x 2.9m

Bedroom One

3.65m x 3.39m

Bedroom Two

3.39m x 2.4m

Bedroom Three

3.92m x 2.71m

Shower Room

2.05m x 1.81m

Garage

6.19m x 2.72m

Parking - Garage

Parking - Car port

Parking - Driveway