Situated in the sought-after village of Leeswood, this beautifully presented one-bedroom (previously two bed, could be coverted back) semi-detached bungalow offers far more than first impressions suggest. Finished to a high standard throughout, the property combines stylish interiors with excellent energy efficiency (EPC rating A), generous storage, off-road parking, and versatile single-level living.
Leeswood is a well-regarded village just outside Mold, known for its strong sense of community, local amenities, and convenient access to the A494 for Chester, Deeside, and the wider North Wales area. Surrounded by countryside walks and within easy reach of shops, schools, and leisure facilities, the location strikes an ideal balance between rural charm and everyday convenience.
Externally, the property is approached via wooden gates leading to a resin-bound driveway with off-road parking for two vehicles. A gravelled front garden, enclosed by wooden fencing, provides an attractive and private setting. Additional gates lead to a covered carport with continuous resin flooring—offering a highly practical space for storage and access to the rear garden. Solar panels further enhance the home’s efficiency and contribute to its excellent EPC rating.
Internally, the welcoming entrance hallway features wood flooring, a statement pendant light, loft access via a pull-down ladder, and a contemporary vertical radiator—setting the tone for the modern finish throughout.
The double bedroom is bright and spacious, benefiting from dual-aspect double-glazed windows. Storage is a standout feature, with full-length mirrored sliding wardrobes, an additional wardrobe, and access to a walk-in wardrobe. Stylish lighting and thoughtful design combine comfort with practicality.
The bathroom is finished to an exceptional standard, offering a luxurious feel. Features include a walk-in wet-room style shower with glass screen, freestanding roll-top bath, white marble-effect tiling, black slate flooring, and a sleek vanity unit with basin and storage. Additional highlights include a chrome radiator, mirrored cabinet, spot lighting, ventilation system, and obscured double-glazed window.
The living room is bright and inviting, with a Velux roof window, radiator, and UPVC double doors opening into the conservatory—creating a seamless flow between living spaces.
The kitchen is well-appointed with cream wall and base units, wooden worktops, and a mosaic splashback. Integrated features include a gas hob with cooker and grill, extractor hood with glass canopy, and composite sink, along with space for additional appliances. A separate utility area provides further storage, worktop space, and plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, with access to the carport.
The conservatory is a superb additional reception space, enjoying views over the rear garden through double-glazed windows. With an insulated roof, radiator, and multiple power points, it offers year-round usability. Sliding doors open directly onto the patio, ideal for indoor-outdoor living.
The rear garden features a sandstone patio seating area, perfect for relaxing or entertaining, alongside a fenced dog run and water point. Secure access leads back to the front of the property, adding further practicality.
