SPINDRIFT is an impressive late Victorian semi detached house with many original features located just on the outskirts of Conwy. It is situated close to Conwy Marina and is is less than a mile from the Conwy Championship Golf Course and the Conwy Morfa beacon beach. The accommodation offers spacious rooms with original features.
The reception hall has a high coved ceiling, and stripped pine panelled doors. The cloakroom has a white close coupled w.c, triangular shaped vanity basin, fully tiled surround with mosaic feature.
The living room has a splayed bay window to front elevation with feature recessed shutters, 11ft high coved ceiling, herringbone style pitch pine block flooring, fireplace with oak carved surround, inset log burning stove with green ceramic tiled hearth and back plate, original glazed panelled doors lead to: the dining room which also has fireplace with mahogany surround and period style tiled grate, fitted store cupboards and book shelves, herringbone style pitch pine block flooring.
The L shaped fitted kitchen has covings and pelmets, finished with forged steel style handles, black granite style work surfaces, eye level double electric oven, four burner gas hob, part tiled surround, space for washing machine, fridge and freezer. The sun porch enjoys views to the mountains.
Bedroom estuary. Bedroom two has a window to the rear with views towards Conwy mountain. There is a separate wc, and a shower room.
Bedroom three on the second floor has a window to front elevation and bedroom four has a roof light giving views towards Conwy mountain. The bathroom has a white three piece suite.
Outside there is an original stone wall with high laurel high laurel hedge providing screening to front and side gardens, parking area for three vehicles and a garage. The front garden is laid to lawn with established shrubs and flagged patio.
For further information contact Anthony Flint estate agents 125 Mostyn Street Llandudno, tel: 01492 877418, website: ww.anthonyflint.co.uk, email: llandudno@anthonyflint.co.uk
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