High Street, Dyserth

Set in the historic village of Dyserth, beneath the slopes of Moel Hiraddug and surrounded by spectacular North Wales scenery, this substantial detached home enjoys far-reaching coastal and mountain views in one of the area’s most sought-after settings. Renowned for its dramatic waterfall, countryside walks and easy access to the coast, Dyserth combines village character with excellent connectivity via the A55 to Chester and beyond.

Extending to approximately 2,455 sq ft, the property offers exceptionally versatile accommodation across two floors, perfectly suited to modern family life, multi-generational living or those seeking generous work from home space.

The welcoming entrance hall immediately sets the tone, leading through to a superb lounge filled with natural light and enjoying panoramic views towards the coastline and mountains beyond. The kitchen flows naturally into a dining room and onward to the garden room overlooking the rear of the property creating an ideal layout for both everyday living and entertaining.

A separate sitting room provides valuable additional reception space, ideal as a snug, playroom or grown-up retreat, while the sun room to the front elevation captures the morning light beautifully. Two ground floor double bedrooms and bathroom facilities offer excellent flexibility for guests, relatives or single storey living.

To the first floor are three further bedrooms, a family bathroom, plus dedicated office and study spaces, providing excellent adaptability for home working, hobbies or additional storage.

Externally, the property enjoys a smart, low maintenance frontage with landscaped planting, wraparound pathways and a gravelled seating area perfectly positioned to take in the outstanding views and evening sunsets.

Combining generous proportions, flexible living space and an enviable village setting close to the North Wales coast, this is a home ideally suited to growing families and those looking to enjoy both countryside surroundings and coastal convenience.

Room Dimensions

Ground Floor
Entrance Hall - 9'4" x 22'5"
Lounge - 13'11" x 20'7"
Sun Room - 13'1" x 6'11"
Dining Room - 10'2" x 14'9"
Kitchen - 10'9" x 9'8"
Garden Room — 12'11" x 10'10"
Bedroom 1 - 13'9" x 11'8"
Bedroom 2 - 13'7" x 9'2"
Sitting Room - 13'10" x 14'0"
Bathroom - 5'1" x 14'5"

First Floor
Bedroom 3 - 9'6" x 13'2"
Bedroom 4 - 9'3" x 13'11"
Bedroom 5 - 9'3" x 11'0"
Office - 6'1" x 10'2"
Study - 8'11" x 8'3"
Bathroom - 8'10" x 12'3"

Outside

W.C.
Storage Room — 6'8" x 7'1"
Storage Room — 6'4" x 4'2"
Additional Storage Room

Garage - 

Services

Tenure: Freehold

Services: Oil Fired Central heating, mains electricity. Water metered. Mains drainage. 

Broadband: Not currently connected

Easements, Wayleaves, Rights of way, restrictions: Shared access off the main road for Penrallt and neighbouring properties. The side of the property has easements for access, parking, passing for Penrallt and neighbouring properties. 

EPC: F

Council Tax: Denbighshire County Council - Band E

Boiler: Age unknown. Serviced annually until 2024.

Loft: Insulated. 

Property was fully rewired in 2023

Stone wall to the side of the property was completely rebuilt in 2023.