St. Asaph Road, Dyserth, LL18

Mornings here have a different quality. The kind where you leave the house feeling like you have already had the best part of the day. The commute might be unavoidable, but coming home to this makes it worthwhile. Hills on the horizon, quiet when you need it, and a house generous enough to decompress in properly when the working week is done.

This is a home built around time spent well. There is space to have the whole family over without anyone feeling on top of each other. Room to cook properly, to eat together slowly, to spill out into the garden when the evening calls for it. A glass-roofed retreat that catches every season and makes the garden feel like something you live in, not just look at.

Winters are just as good. Original fireplaces, rooms that feel genuinely warm, the particular pleasure of being properly inside while the hills go grey and still outside. The kind of house that makes staying in feel like a choice rather than a compromise.

Properties like this do not appear often. When they do, the people who hesitate are rarely the ones who end up living in them.

A note from the seller:
“Strathaven is a beautiful 1930s Five bedroom family home in the small village of Dyserth. We tried to keep as many of the original features as we could. We had the doors stripped and the fireplaces restored. We are a family of six and we created many happy memories at the property. The children could play safely in the enclosed back garden and we had many family barbecues and parties there. Our neighbours became friends and they still reside on St Asaph Road. We were able to walk to the hairdressers, shops, school and the park. The views are breath taking and the Eryri mountainous range can be seen from both living rooms.”