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Within easy reach of the employment centres of Flint and Deeside along with the playground that is the North Wales coast, Bagillt is a convenient location with pubs for Mum & Dad and an excellent primary school for the little darlings. Needing a not too scary level of refurbishment this home represents an affordable opportunity for a first time buyer with a young family looking to put down roots without spending enough to buy a government PPE contract and these days, that is becoming a rarity. Alternatively it represents an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking to extend their portfolio of rental properties because while needing work, none of this appears too serious or more importantly, too expensive.
What was at one time a large front garden has been given over to hard standing, providing enough parking space to open a small car dealership but don’t panic, this is not compulsory. Stepping through the semi glazed UPVC front door with its attractively decorated glass insert we notice the wood parquet floor of the inner hallway. Although currently in need of some love and attention, with a little effort this could be made into a fashionable and eye catching feature.
To our right is the front lounge which has been very recently re-plastered throughout and is now ready for decoration in whatever manner you choose. The room strikes an excellent balance, being large enough to not feel at all cramped while retaining the cosy atmosphere essential in any home.
Moving past the cupboard beneath the stairs providing the essential storage for all the “stuff” found in every home that needs hiding away out of sight we come to the rear facing sitting room with its dark grey wood laminate flooring. This is slightly larger than the previous lounge but the open coal fire in its marble backed surround maintains the welcoming feel that is so important.
At the top of the hall we come into what was originally the kitchen but has since morphed into a spacious and useful utility room. In here there is a traditional red quarry tile floor while the room houses a large sink and drainer and plumbing for the washing machine along with the expected storage cupboards.
Off here through what was the back door we find the current kitchen in an outrigger extension to the side of the home. This is the room which requires the most attention in bringing it up to standard but this is not something that should put anyone off, especially as kitchens and bathrooms are frequently among the first things to be altered by any incoming owner in order to stamp their own identity on the home.
Outside the back door there is a huge area of decking running the full width of the home before we get to the lawn but which, if I am brutally honest, would benefit the garden if it were removed as it is probably beyond repair. However such it its size and for the versatility it gives the outside area it is worth replacing, becoming somewhere to relax with a BBQ and after all, summer’s coming. To one side of the garden is a large brick outhouse, the perfect size for a home gym, a workshop or any use you can think of really.
Moving upstairs we find the typical three bedroom semi layout where the smallest of the bedrooms lies to the front. This is exactly as described, small. There is room for a single bed and small chest of drawers but little else, however should you ever find yourself working from home it would make an ideal office.
Beside here and also overlooking the front of the home is the first of the double bedrooms, with space for any free standing furniture you would want along with the double bed. The room is given a slightly ‘cottage’ feel by the lead work on the virtually new looking double glazed window units.
Next door to here the remaining bedroom which, although facing the rear of the home would probably end up being treated as the principal room owing to its size. Currently containing a king sized bed which in no way dominates the room, there remains enough space for a large free standing wardrobe and a formal chest of drawers. To one side of the room is a large fitted cupboard containing the gas combi central heating boiler and providing storage for linen. Something to be reassured about is that with the home having been rented out previously, we can assume that this has been regularly serviced and is in good order.
Last but not least we come to the bathroom. This features a standard suite of pedestal hand basin, lavatory and traditional bath with ceramic tiles to full ceiling height around the bath area. The bath is fitted with a protective glass side screen along with a hand held shower attachment connected to the mixer taps.