Just one property remains for sale on the fifth and final phase of the popular Parc Aberkinsey development in Rhyl.
The Bretton, a three-bedroom semi-detached house, is the last of more than 100 homes constructed by Anwyl Homes in the area.
Graeme Gibb, sales director for Anwyl Homes Cheshire and North Wales, said: "It really is the end of an era.
"This is the fifth and final phase of homes at Parc Aberkinsey.
"Work on this wave started on January 2021 and in response to demand we released the first homes for sale off plan just a few months later.
"We launched show homes in January 2022 and by March last year we’d sold half of the properties.
"We’re now fast approaching a sell-out, with the show homes already sold.
"The final home available is a Bretton-style property with underfloor heating."
The Bretton house type, priced from £242,995, is deemed an appealing option for a variety of buyers, including first-time purchasers, families, or those looking to downsize.
Features include an open-plan kitchen and dining room, a spacious lounge, cloakroom, and storage facilities, while two of the three bedrooms are doubles.
The main bedroom has an en-suite, with the family bathroom serving the other two bedrooms.
Throughout the Parc Aberkinsey development, Anwyl has offered homes of varying sizes and styles, including one, two, three, and four-bedroom options.
The development scheme has also invested more than £500,000 in local education and the creation of an off-site play area, enhancing the growth and support of the surrounding neighbourhood.
The Anwyl homes boast both convenient proximity to all the amenities of Rhyl, and an open aspect with views over the surrounding countryside and farmland.
Prospective homebuyers eager to secure the final property at Parc Aberkinsey can visit the Anwyl Homes website via anwylhomes.co.uk/our-developments/parc-aberkinsey.
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