- No Chain +
- Cottage-style 2-bedroom semi-detached house full of charm and character. +
- Kitchen-diner opening to a patio balcony with retractable awning. +
- Loft space part-boarded for storage, offering scope for conversion (STPP) +
- Approx. ¾ acre plot providing privacy, woodland atmosphere, and scope for extension or landscaping (STPP). +
- Generous gardens set over several tiers with multiple seating and dining areas to enjoy views and sunshine at different times of day. +
- Versatile log cabin/garden office – ideal for remote working, hobbies, or leisure and additional outbuildings including a useful log store. +
- Private off-road parking for two vehicles. +
- Elevated position with far-reaching countryside and costal views +
- Just minutes from Colwyn Bay town centre, seafront, and the A55 for excellent coastal connections and a 20-minute walk to the train station, with direct services to London and Manchester. +
A Cottage-Style Home with Views, Space & Endless Potential – Nant y Glyn Road, Colwyn Bay
Set in an elevated position along Nant y Glyn Road, this charming 2-bedroom, cottage-style semi-detached house captures the best of everything, sweeping views, woodland privacy, light-filled rooms, and generous outdoor space. Perfectly placed, it enjoys a semi-rural feel while being only minutes from Colwyn Bay town centre, the A55 for excellent links across the North Wales coast, and the seafront, offering the rare blend of accessibility and scenery. For commuters, Colwyn Bay train station is just a 20-minute walk away, with direct connections to London and Manchester.
Inside, the layout feels well balanced. Two double bedrooms and a modern shower room are complemented by a spacious lounge, complete with an authentic fireplace housing a multi-fuel burner. This cosy space flows naturally into a bright conservatory, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The kitchen-diner opens out onto a patio balcony, perfectly positioned to take in the outlook. With a retractable awning, it’s a spot to enjoy in sunshine or rain. To the other side of the kitchen, a handy utility/boot room which also connects on to the conservatory, the ideal place to kick off muddy boots after woodland walks while keeping everything organised. The home also benefits from gas central heating and UPVC double glazing throughout.
The gardens are where this home truly shines. Set within a plot of approximately three-quarters of an acre and arranged over several tiers, they provide a variety of carefully considered seating and dining areas. From morning coffee on the patio, to a quiet bench nestled amongst the greenery, to evening drinks at one of the elevated spots soaking up far-reaching views, each corner of the garden has its own unique charm.