PERIOD PROPERTY | CHARACTER FEATURES | VILLAGE LOCATION | EXTENDED | GOOD SIZED PLOT

Occupying a generous plot of approximately one third of an acre, The Manse is a charming, detached family home enjoying stunning coastal views across open fields towards the Dee Estuary. Offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout, this attractive property combines countryside tranquillity with breathtaking sea views.
The accommodation briefly comprises a welcoming and extended main lounge, providing an excellent space for family living and entertaining. A separate sitting room /snug offers additional flexibility and could easily serve as a fourth bedroom, home office or playroom. The property also benefits from a formal dining room and a well-appointed kitchen.

There are three bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with its own en-suite shower room and WC. The remaining bedrooms are served by a generous family bathroom featuring both a bath and separate shower with under floor heating.
Externally, the property continues to impress with solar panels, off-road parking for two to three vehicles, extensive gardens and a range of useful outbuildings. These include a traditional stone outbuilding and summer house all set within beautifully maintained grounds. An additional outside WC provides added convenience.
Further benefits include oil-fired central heating and the property's enviable position, offering uninterrupted views over the surrounding countryside and towards the coastline.
A wonderful opportunity to acquire a spacious home in a sought-after rural location, boasting exceptional views and versatile living accommodation.


Trelogan is a small rural village in Flintshire, North Wales, situated between Mostyn and Trelawnyd. Known for its peaceful countryside setting and strong sense of community, the village offers a blend of rural charm and local history. Trelogan has a primary school, community facilities, and is home to the well-known North Clwyd Animal Rescue centre.
Historically, the area was associated with lead and zinc mining, which played an important role in the local economy during the 19th century. Today, Trelogan is appreciated for its scenic surroundings, friendly atmosphere, and easy access to the wider attractions of Flintshire and the North Wales coast.
With its attractive countryside views, rich heritage, and close-knit community, Trelogan remains a desirable village for residents and visitors seeking a quieter pace of life in North Wales.






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