- SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION / Quiet Cul-du-sac is only 10 minutes to Wrexham town centre +
- OPEN PLAN LOUNGE DINER / A great-sized room bright and airy open plan feel +
- COUNTRYSIDE WALKS / Being on the western edge of Wrexham you have the stunning Welsh countryside is only a short walk from your front door. +
- EASY REACH TO EXPLORE NORTH WALES /Jump in the car, and you are spoiled for choice with where you can go within an hour: the north beaches of Wales, stunning countryside and mountains, plus if you cro +
- THREE BEDROOMS AND A UTILITY ROOM / Three great sized bedroom and a must for every home a utility room +
- SUN LIVE DREAM / Superb south facing garden a sun lovers and gardeners dream +
- DETACHED GARAGE / A detached garage connect to the house by a gated front courtyard +
- NEW ROOF / The roof has been completely replaced by the vendor no expense spared +
Location, Location, Location
Homestead is on the west side of the historic town of Wrexham. Like many parts of Northeast Wales, Wrexham is steeped in history. More recently, Wrexham was at the forefront of the Industrial Revolution in the late 18th century. In the 19th century, the town moved away from its steelworks to develop leather and brewing industries. Now best known for its university and celebrity-owned football club, don't be fooled into thinking Wrexham is a town of the past. It is far from it, with lots of investment and green spaces making this a top choice for a place to live.
Wexham is known as the capital of North Wales, with a bustling city centre full of shops, amenities, and entertainment. All of this is just a 10-minute drive from your front door.
The location of Homestead offers the best of both worlds – close enough to the town, yet most importantly, the stunning Welsh countryside is only a short walk from your front door. Jump in the car, and you are spoiled for choice with where you can go within an hour: the north beaches of Wales, stunning countryside and mountains, plus if you cross the border, the historic town of Chester is even closer.
Well-respected primary and secondary schools are within walking distance, or you can drive to a selection of private schools.
Now, a little bit about the property itself.
Built-in the late 1970s, Homestead has a more unique look than your average bungalow, making it stand out because nothing about this home is average. We love the render, which works so well with the roof that the current vendor has upgraded. From the front, this home has curb appeal and almost has a Mediterranean look.
The front garden is very low maintenance, with two driveways separated by a neat stoned area and some cleverly positioned shrubs. The driveway provides parking for four cars, which is a bonus when friends and family visit. The left-hand driveway leads to a very practical front block-paved courtyard, with a gate for extra security and peace of mind. You can access the back of the garage, and the rear garden, and enter the house through the white front door.
As you step inside, you are greeted by a bright and airy porch, ideal for keeping the cold out on a winter's day. The house flows really well, with the inner hallway being not only a good size but also separating the living areas from the bedrooms. The living room and dining area have a wonderful open-plan feel, with space for plenty of furniture. The focal point of the room is the fireplace—all you need to do is add a log burner to cozy up in front of on a winter's night. The wood-effect floor flows through the living room into the dining area. Another bright room benefits from a good-sized window to the front. The dining area has space for a six-seater table and chairs, along with a sideboard.
The conservatory benefits from the south-facing garden, with sun all day. In the summer, just open the patio doors and seamlessly blend outdoor and indoor living. The kitchen is a good size for a '70s house, with all the storage and worktop space you could need for your culinary adventures. A range of built-in appliances, some of which are less than a month old, makes this kitchen ready to move into.
From the inner hallway, you will also find three bedrooms: two good-sized doubles and a third bedroom, which is currently used as a study. This room offers lots of options – it could be used as another bedroom or even a dining room if you don't require a third bedroom. You will also find the family bathroom and utility room off the inner hallway.
Now, here's the game-changer: the rear garden is a sun lover's and gardener's dream. The large patio running the width of the plot is ideal for entertaining or just sitting out to enjoy the summer. A wall divides the raised flower beds from the patio, making maintenance very easy. There is a range of flowers and shrubs, but both beds are ready to be taken to the next level. The top part of the garden has gradual steps with handrails that lead to a decking area and a summer house. You must see this garden to appreciate it fully.
There is a useful space at the side of the property, easily big enough for an extension with the correct planning and consent.
This home is not one to be missed—great-sized bedrooms, a spacious living area, and a lovely garden. Book your viewing now so you don't miss out!
Feel free to give Ewemove Nantwich a call, and we will be happy to arrange a viewing at a time that is convenient for you. You can do this 24/7; please don't hesitate to give us a call or email, and we will gladly help.
Services: We understand that the property has mains electricity, mains gas heating, mains water and mains drainage.
Parking: Driveway for 4 cars plus one in the garage.
Rights of way: We believe there are no rights of way. The garden is completely enclosed.
Tenure: Freehold.
Local Authority: Wrexham
Council Tax Band: E
Broadband Speed: Basic 9 Mbps, Superfast 51 Mbps, Ultrafast 1000 Mbps
Flood Risk: Very Low.
Conservation Area; We believe this property is not located in a conservation area
Phone signal - EE, Three, Vodafone, O2 signal here
Sky/Cable: BT and Sky