Cwm, Dyserth, Denbighshire £950,000

Split level reception hall, drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, sitting room, master bedroom suite, 3 further bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms (1 en suite), games room, study, 2 double garages, utility room/laundry, 2 WC

Marl Cottage is an outstanding contemporary residence built to take advantage of its superb setting. The house is built into the hillside and extends over five floors with every principle room enjoying far reaching views over the Vale of Clwyd or the North Wales coast with Snowdonia and Anglesey beyond.

The property has recently been completed to an extremely high specification, providing a magnificent family home with a number of bespoke design features and technological inputs. These include the beautiful walnut staircase constructed by specialist boat builders, the drystone walls sourced from Scotland, a highly efficient heat recovery system, acoustic glass windows and low energy LED lighting.




Situated in a superb hillside position in rural setting near the hamlet of Cwm Dyserth enjoying outstanding views over the Vale of Clwyd and towards the coast.

Only 2 miles from the A55 providing fast access to Chester and the motorway network

There are trains from Prestatyn, 4.5 miles away to Crewe and London via Chester. Manchester airport is 58 miles away.



Marl Cottage is approached through sliding security gates leading into a large parking area with two good sized double garages and a small gravel path leading around to a useful side storage area. Steps lead up, through the landscaped garden to the levelled side lawn and large first floor terrace. The flagstone terrace follows the length of the house and is outlined by attractive dry stone walls; in keeping with the surrounding welsh countryside. It provides a fantastic outside space and benefiting from lighting and power.

The upper levels of the property also have attractive terraces with wooden decking and glass panels that make the most of the outstanding outlook. The second floor side terrace leads around to the back of the property with an attractive hardwood staircase giving access to the garden, and first floor terrace below. There is also a large flagged area, providing further outside space and a store room.

There is a further garden store built into the rock behind the house accessible from the first floor garden. Tree lined steps lead up from the lawn to the rear of the property. A timber fence with a gate separates the well-kept landscaped gardens from the further natural woodland behind.