Sea View Terrace, Holway, Holywell, Flintshire, CH8

Lounge/ Diner:

From the front elevation, step through a white composite front door adorned with elegant double-glazed frosted panels and an additional frosted panel above, into a bright and welcoming living space. Softly carpeted and neutrally decorated, this inviting room is illuminated by twelve recessed ceiling spotlights, complete with a dimmer switch, creating a warm and flexible ambience. A deep wooden-sill UPVC double-glazed window to the front frames spectacular, picture-perfect views across open fields, the Dee Estuary, and the Wirral Peninsula, filling the room with natural light. At the heart of the space sits a charming cast iron fireplace with a black granite hearth and a stylish tile-effect wallpaper chimney breast, adding character and a sense of tradition. The open layout leads seamlessly into a dining area, currently arranged with a breakfast table and stools, ideal for casual dining. Additional features include multiple power sockets with USB ports, a wall-mounted (truncated)

Kitchen:

Step up into a well-designed and practical kitchen, featuring durable tiled flooring and a range of wall and base units topped with laminate work surfaces. A stainless steel sink and drainer with a swan-neck mixer tap is seamlessly set into the worktop, bordered by stylish tiled splashbacks for both function and visual appeal. The space is thoughtfully arranged with designated areas and plumbing for a washing machine, slimline dishwasher, and fridge freezer. There's also space for a freestanding cooker, complete with a wall-mounted extractor fan above. A soft-close cutlery drawer adds a touch of convenience, and double power sockets are well-positioned for everyday kitchen appliances. Natural light flows in through a UPVC double-glazed window to the rear elevation, while a matching frosted-panel UPVC door provides direct access to the rear garden seating area. Overhead, ten recessed ceiling spotlights ensure the room remains bright and welcoming at all times. A door (truncated)

Bathroom:

Continuing seamlessly from the kitchen, the bathroom features practical tiled flooring and tastefully painted walls, complemented by a neutral tiled border. A frosted UPVC double-glazed window to the rear elevation allows for natural light while maintaining privacy. The suite includes a panelled bath with traditional hot and cold taps, an electric shower unit with an adjustable attachment, and a folding glazed screen. Additional features include a wall-mounted double panel radiator, central ceiling light, and a wall-mounted extractor fan, ensuring both comfort and functionality in this well-appointed space.

To the First Floor...

Head up the carpeted staircase to a small landing, where you’ll find access to two well-proportioned double bedrooms.

Bedroom:

A generously sized double bedroom, tastefully decorated with neutral tones and a stylish tile-effect wallpaper feature wall. Soft carpeting underfoot and a central ceiling light create a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. A charming feature alcove adds character and potential for shelving or display, while space is available for a freestanding wardrobe or additional furniture. A wall-mounted double panel radiator and multiple double power sockets, some with USB ports, offer both comfort and convenience. The standout feature is the deep wooden sill UPVC double-glazed window to the front elevation, perfectly framing picture-postcard views across open fields, the Dee Estuary, and the Wirral Peninsula.

Bedroom:

A comfortable double bedroom, neutrally decorated and softly carpeted for a warm and inviting feel. A UPVC double-glazed window to the rear elevation, complete with a deep wooden sill, offers pleasant green views over the garden and mature treeline beyond. Practical features include multiple power points, some with integrated USB ports, a wall-mounted double panel radiator, and loft access via a large wooden hatch. A charming side alcove adds character and flexibility for shelving or décor. The room also benefits from an airing cupboard with a wooden door, providing useful storage and housing the wall-mounted mains gas Worcester boiler.

Outside:

To the front of the property, a recently laid stoned driveway provides convenient off-road parking. Paved steps lead up to a wooden gate, which opens into a well-kept entrance pathway enclosed by fencing on either side. From this elevated position, you are treated to breathtaking views across the surrounding countryside, the Dee Estuary, and the Wirral Peninsula. Step out from the kitchen into a charming and low-maintenance rear garden, designed for both relaxation and practicality. The lower tier features artificial grass, creating a vibrant and tidy suntrap seating area, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or evening sunsets. A rockery planted with a mix of shrubs and decorative stones adds interest and colour. A small wooden picket gate leads to stone steps that rise to the upper garden, a long lawn bordered by mature hedging and fencing on either side. The garden backs onto tranquil woodland, with mature trees offering a high degree of privacy and a lush, green (truncated)