Dingle Hill, Colwyn Bay, LL29

Overview

There’s something rather satisfying about a home that doesn’t force a compromise between character and comfort, and this Edwardian property manages that balance with ease. It retains the generous proportions and elegant detailing you’d expect from a period home, while comfortably meeting the demands of modern living.

The layout is well considered, with three reception rooms offering flexibility for entertaining, working, or simply spreading out. Upstairs, four double spacious bedrooms continue that sense of space, with the principal bedroom enjoying its own en suite shower room, an addition that feels entirely in keeping.
And outside, the property continues to impress. The rear garden is notably spacious, while the front provides a private, secure setting. A solid brick-built outbuilding adds a practical touch, ideal for keeping garden essentials neatly tucked away.

Positioned in a quiet yet convenient spot, it offers easy access to Colwyn Bay’s town centre, schools and all day-to-day amenities, giving you both peace and practicality.

The Tour

Walking in, the entrance porch feels like a gentle introduction, practical with its tiled flooring, yet elevated by a stained-glass inner door that hints at the character carried throughout the home.

The hallway immediately delivers on that promise. It’s bright and welcoming, anchored by striking Minton tiled flooring and a graceful turning staircase rising to the first floor. There’s a natural sense of flow from here, with well-placed storage and an easy transition into the main living spaces.

The reception rooms offer a pleasing versatility. The living room sits at the front, filled with light from dual aspect sash windows, complete with stained glass detailing, a period radiator, picture rail, and a fireplace that grounds the space nicely. The sitting room provides an equally comfortable retreat, ideal as a second lounge or a playroom, with its bay window and soft, relaxed feel. From here, the dining room opens up, bright once again thanks to dual aspect windows and complemented by a useful built-in storage cupboard.

The kitchen leans more contemporary, fitted with a range of wall and base units and centred around a generous work surface that incorporates a breakfast bar, perfect for informal meals, conversation while cooking or simply your morning coffee. There’s ample space for a range cooker and plenty of room to prepare, making it as functional as it is sociable.

A conservatory extends the living space further, offering flexibility depending on how you like to live, along with two large storage cupboards and direct access out to the garden.

Upstairs, the landing feels notably spacious, enhanced by a large rear-facing window. The principal bedroom sits at the front, enjoying dual aspect sash windows and its own modern en suite shower room. Bedrooms two and three are both comfortable doubles with plenty of room for both double beds and furnishings, while the fourth bedroom offers flexibility, equally suited as a child’s room, home office, or hobby space. The family bathroom is larger than expected, with both a bath and separate shower, alongside a WC, wash hand basin, and additional storage, modern but without feeling out of place.

The Exterior

Stepping outside, the sense of space continues. The rear garden is a real highlight—generous in size, partly laid to lawn, and complemented by a substantial patio that naturally lends itself to outdoor seating and entertaining. The borders are thoughtfully planted, bringing colour and texture without feeling overly managed. There’s also a solid brick-built shed—practical in nature, yet with scope to be adapted to suit your needs, whether for storage, a workshop, or something a little more creative. To the front, the property enjoys a private and secure garden setting, offering a pleasant buffer from the outside world, with enough space to create off-road parking should you wish.

Key Features

Council Tax Band

E

EPC Rating

D

Tenure

Freehold