A stylish and spacious four-bedroom detached bungalow offering over 2,000 sq ft in one of Colwyn Bay’s most desirable locations, with breathtaking sea views and landscaped gardens. Immaculately presented throughout, the property features four double bedrooms, a luxury bathroom, a large sea-facing living room, and a stunning open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area. There is also planning permission to convert the loft space, adding two bedroom suites and a study (application number - 0/50386) Outside, the landscaped garden includes a sun terrace with built-in seating, fire pit, and lawned areas enjoying jaw-dropping sea views. Its a great spot, just a give minute walk to the beach and all you everyday essentials are only a short stroll. The Tour As soon as you step into the entrance hall, there’s a sense of calm and space that sets the tone for the entire home. It opens out to four generously sized double bedrooms, each easily accommodating proper double beds and all bathed in natural light thanks to well-positioned windows. It feels considered, comfortable, and quietly luxurious. The family bathroom is beautifully done. Clean-lined and elegant, with a white suite and a walk-in shower. The fully tiled walls and polished porcelain flooring give it that refined, hotel-quality finish that feels effortlessly smart. The living room is at the front of the house, where it really makes the most of those sea views. It’s a perfect place to sit with a coffee or a book, with the coast quietly stretching out in front of you. But the real heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining, and family area. It’s designed with both style and function in mind, making it ideal for entertaining without ever feeling showy. The kitchen is sleek and thoughtful, with smart cabinetry and Corian worktops wrapping around a generous island, which doubles as a breakfast bar. It’s fully kitted out too – Bosch double oven (one of them a combination microwave), warming drawer, integrated fridge freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler, and a handy pantry that ties it all together.
The dining area is especially charming. There’s space for a large table and chairs, a contemporary wood-burning stove that makes it feel extra inviting in the colder months, and a lovely box bay window with a built-in seat, perfect for gazing out to sea on a slow morning. Functionality hasn’t been overlooked either. The utility room handles the everyday jobs without fuss, and the cloakroom WC adds extra convenience. Just off the main space, a compact garden room offers a flexible nook that opens straight out to the rear garden – ideal for reading, potting, or just stepping out for a breath of sea air. The Exterior The garden is genuinely special. It’s been professionally landscaped with great care and is arranged in tiers that lead the eye naturally from one area to the next. The sun terrace is generous and sociable, with built-in seating, soft lighting, and a fire pit for evenings that drift into night. It’s an easy place to imagine hosting friends or enjoying a quiet glass of wine outdoors. The mid and upper levels are mainly lawn, softened by thoughtfully planted borders filled with specimen trees and shrubs that give texture and seasonal interest. The views from here over Colwyn Bay and out to the sea are just magnificent. Even the front garden has its own presence. Elevated and edged with hedging for privacy, it too looks out over the coastline. The driveway comfortably fits several vehicles and leads to a practical garage – functional, yes, but tucked neatly into this peaceful, well-balanced setting. The Location Located in Upper Colwyn Bay, effortlessly it combines peaceful, residential charm with proper convenience, just 5 minutes walk to the beach. It’s a well-established area, popular for good reason. Tucked away just enough to offer that calm, community feel, but still brilliantly connected. If you’re living there, you’re only a short walk from all the day-to-day essentials, shops, schools, parks, and the A55 Expressway is right on your doorstep. That’s a real bonus, especially if you need to hop across to Llandudno or Conwy, or even commute further afield. In fact, you can be in Chester in under 40 minutes, and from there you’ve got the motorway network opening everything else up. So it’s the kind of spot that really hits that sweet spot: quietly sought-after, but without cutting you off from the wider world.

EPC Rating: C