Vardre Park, Deganwy, LL31

Overview

Offered to the market chain free, this well-presented home combines modern style with practical living. It features a bright living room with French doors, a contemporary fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, two generous double bedrooms, and a sleek, fully tiled bathroom.

Outside, the tiered rear garden makes the most of its elevated position with views towards Conwy Castle and the surrounding mountains, while the front offers off-road parking, a garage, and a private terrace ideal for enjoying the evening sun.

The Tour

Step inside and you’re welcomed by a surprisingly generous entrance porch, the sort of space that immediately sets a practical tone. There’s built-in storage for shoes, plenty of room for coats, and an overall sense that this home has been thoughtfully arranged for day-to-day.

From here, wood-effect flooring draws you naturally into the kitchen, a space that feels both contemporary and sociable. The cabinetry contrasts nicely, giving it a bit of visual depth, while the marble-effect work surface and breakfast bar make it somewhere you’d happily linger over coffee or a casual meal. It’s well-equipped too, with integrated appliances including a double oven and grill, fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, and a four-ring gas hob, everything neatly tucked away to keep the space feeling streamlined.

The living room is where things open up, both literally and atmospherically. French doors lead out to the front patio, creating that easy indoor-outdoor connection that’s so appealing, especially in warmer months. It’s a bright, welcoming room, centred around a media wall with an inset electric fire, a nice focal point without overwhelming the space. Soft carpeting underfoot adds a layer of comfort here and continues through to the bedrooms, which keeps the flow consistent.

Both bedrooms are well-proportioned and can accommodated double beds, which is always reassuring. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes with sliding doors, making efficient use of space without encroaching on it. There’s also a handy storage cupboard housing the boiler, doubling as a practical catch-all for household essentials.

The bathroom, meanwhile, feels quietly luxurious, fully tiled for a clean, polished look, with a bath and glazed shower screen, a low-level WC, and a contemporary sink set into a vanity unit with storage below. The matt heated towel rail is a subtle but pleasing touch, adding both function and a bit of design consideration.

The Exterior

Outside is where the home really begins to distinguish itself. The rear garden has clearly been designed with intention, arranged across three tiers that gradually improve the view with each tier, each level offering its own perspective. As you move through the space, the views gradually open up, stretching across to Conwy Castle and the surrounding mountain range, and it’s easy to imagine how this would change with the seasons.

To the front, practicality meets privacy rather nicely. There’s a driveway providing off-road parking and access to the garage, while a private paved terrace offers a sheltered spot for seating. Enclosed by hedgerow, it feels tucked away without being closed off, an ideal place to sit with a book or a glass of something cold.

Key Features

Council Tax Band

D

EPC Rating

D

Tenure

Freehold