Rhosesmor bungalow with views for sale with Beresford Adams

On the market at £550,000, the property has origins as a 19th-century Toll House for the Grosvenor Estate.

According to the listing, it has been 'thoughtfully extended and comprehensively renovated to an excellent standard within the last five years', while retaining original features.

Open-plan kitchen diner with pantry and access to garden (Image: Beresford Adams)

Direct access to a large nature reserve is provided from the property, described as being in a 'sought-after village' setting.

Views stretch across the Wirral Peninsula and beyond, and the land surrounding the house is divided into two paddocks.

The listing notes 'exciting potential for equestrian use, with existing grazing paddocks and derelict outbuildings offering scope for redevelopment (subject to the necessary permissions),' including the possibility of creating stables or a ménage.

Lounge with windows overlooking surrounding landscape (Image: Beresford Adams)

The location is described as offering 'a peaceful lifestyle surrounded by scenic countryside'.

There is a courtyard garden, a generous paddock, and a substantial garage or workshop, which is fitted with solar panels.

The panels are connected to the house as specified in the listing.

Bedroom with space for double bed and furniture (Image: Beresford Adams)

Ample off-road parking is provided.

Inside, the accommodation is made up of four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two reception rooms.

The primary bedroom features an en-suite.

Separate sitting room with garden outlook (Image: Beresford Adams)

Living spaces include an open-plan kitchen/diner with a pantry, a lounge, and a separate sitting room.

Bathroom with bath, basin and WC (Image: Beresford Adams)

An entrance porch, a central hallway, a utility room and WC are also included.

A courtyard garden is also included with the home, which is described as 'well presented'.

Courtyard garden with access to paddocks and open land (Image: Beresford Adams)

According to the listing, the house 'combines character, space, and modern living' and is 'perfectly suited for family living'.

Within walking distance of a local primary school, the house is about 10 minutes’ drive to Mold.

Access to Chester, Snowdonia, and the North Wales coast is possible via the A55. 

For more information about the property, you can contact the estate agents, Beresford Adams on 01978 255825.