Morfa Drive, Conwy, LL32

A characterful 3 Bedroom linked bungalow set in spectacular grounds, located in the World Heritage Town of Conwy.

Situated in a splendid location stands this lovely characterful residence, which holds more surprises than first meets the eye. 24 Morfa Drive is a link Detached 3 Bedroom Bungalow sitting in just under ½ acre. The property was originally part of the building towards the rear when it was a hotel, but it was split up and sold off in the 1950s and the bungalow has remained in the family since 1978.

The bungalow is set in a beautiful and quiet location in the World Heritage site of Conwy, which boasts many local amenities including the Castle and walled market town, marina, shops, countryside, and access to the A55 expressway. The accommodation consists of a welcoming Entrance Hall which provides access to two hallways. To the right of the property is the spacious Living Room which benefits from high ceilings and an original open fireplace which can be un-capped and used if wanted by the buyer. There is one horizontal window spanning the length of the wall on the far end providing lots of natural light to enter along with two further vertical windows that allow stunning views across the garden and Conwy Mountain.
Continuing to the right-hand side of the property, is an Inner Hall with access to the backyard, Kitchen and walk-in Pantry. The kitchen benefits from built in appliances including extractor, hob, oven, fridge/freezer and plumbing for a washing machine. Back off the Inner Hallway is a door which provides access to the backyard for bin storage and a serving hatch to the spacious Dining Room.
Continuing to the left of the left side of the property, you will find a Bathroom that features a shower over bath and partially tiled, along with a separate W/C. To complete the accommodation is a long Hallway which serves 3 bedrooms, with Bedroom 2 featuring a sink, and Bedroom 1 benefiting from multiple-fitted wardrobes and an En-Suite Shower Room with access to the garden. The property benefits from gas central heating and is mostly uPVC double glazed.

Externally, the property really does not disappoint. Twin gates open onto a spacious gravelled driveway with parking for two vehicles, plus the advantage of a single garage currently used as storage. As you come past the garage, you are greeted by a spectacular and beautifully maintained garden. This was originally the main grounds for the hotel which included a tennis court and croquet section but was adapted overtime after the plots were sold off. On the lower tier is a sizeable lawn with various apple trees dotted about, a separate lawned area, shed and mature woodlands which benefit from a path through, looping around the end of the garden back to the residence on the right-hand side. On the top tier, you will find a section of lawn, plants, shrubs, trees including a Cherry tree and a lovely crazy paving patio area which is perfect to sit and relax looking across the garden and the countryside. To the rear of the property is a long rear yard which is convenient for bin storage.

Viewing is highly recommended to truly appreciate this property and its grounds.