2 Bed Terraced House For Sale

Located in the heart of the friendly coastal village of Ffynnongroyw, this beautifully presented two-bedroom terraced home offers a perfect blend of comfort, charm, and convenience. Just a stone’s throw from the stunning North Wales coastline, you’ll find yourself within easy reach of Talacre Beach’s golden sands, the tranquil Point of Ayr Nature Reserve, and the vibrant seaside town of Prestatyn.
Inside, the home welcomes you with a cosy lounge and a separate dining room—ideal for family meals or entertaining friends. The well-appointed kitchen completes the ground floor, while upstairs you’ll find two bedrooms and a modern shower room. The property is thoughtfully equipped with double glazing, a gas-fired combination boiler for central heating, and solar panels for added efficiency.
Step outside and enjoy the larger-than-average rear garden, a peaceful haven mainly laid to lawn with a paved patio perfect for summer barbecues and a charming summerhouse for relaxing or pottering and driveway parking.

Coastal Charm & Natural Beauty
• Talacre Beach is just minutes away — perfect for morning walks, family outings, or watching sunsets by the iconic Point of Ayr Lighthouse.
• The Point of Ayr Nature Reserve offers tranquil trails and birdwatching opportunities, making it a haven for nature lovers.
• The nearby Dee Estuary is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, rich in wildlife and stunning views.
Local Amenities & Connectivity
• The bustling town of Prestatyn is a short drive away, with a wide range of shops, supermarkets, cafés, and restaurants.
• Prestatyn also boasts a modern retail park, a cinema, and a leisure centre, plus a scenic promenade and beach.
• Excellent transport links include regular bus services and a railway station connecting to Chester, Liverpool, and beyond.
Lifestyle & Community
• Ffynnongroyw has a friendly, close-knit community with local pubs, a primary school, and village events.
• The surrounding countryside offers plenty of walking and cycling routes, with nearby villages like Llanasa and Gwespyr adding to the rural charm.
• The area is steeped in history, with roots in the mining industry and a name that means “clear well” in Welsh — a nod to its natural heritage.