The Property

Set discreetly behind electric gates on one of Heswall’s most desirable roads, 50 Thurstaston Road is a striking contemporary house where architecture, interior design and technology have been brought together with exceptional attention to detail.

Designed by Owen Ellis Partnership, the house presents an angular composition of clean lines, broad glazing and carefully considered geometry. The interiors and landscaped approach were conceived by Kettle Design, creating a cohesive relationship between the house, driveway and gardens.

The accommodation extends to approximately 3,800 sq ft, with the integral double garage bringing the total area shown on the floorplan to approximately 4,388 sq ft.

The entrance hall rises through a dramatic atrium, where high level glazing draws natural light into the centre of the house. Porcelain flooring with underfloor heating continues through the space, while a galleried walkway introduces height and architectural interest across the upper levels.

The principal living room is generous yet inviting, with oak flooring, a feature fireplace and full height glazing overlooking the gardens. Bespoke cabinetry and carefully chosen lighting add detail without interrupting the clarity of the room, creating an elegant setting for entertaining and everyday family life.

The kitchen, dining and family accommodation forms the social centre of the house. Installed in 2019, the Eggersman kitchen combines streamlined cabinetry with Neolith surfaces, a substantial island and extensive integrated storage. Miele appliances include ovens with remote access and integrated camera functionality, alongside an induction hob, Quooker tap and concealed coffee station.

The adjoining dining and family areas provide ample space for gathering, with glazing connecting the interior to the gardens and terraces beyond. A separate study offers a quieter room for working from home, while the utility room provides generous storage and direct access outside. The integral double garage offers secure parking and further storage.

The first floor opens onto a broad galleried landing overlooking the entrance atrium. The principal bedroom suite has been designed as a calm and private retreat, with a dedicated dressing room and en suite wet room finished with large format tiling and high quality fittings.

Three further bedrooms occupy this floor and are served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom. A balcony provides an elevated outlook across the garden.

The second floor introduces two further bedrooms, each with its own en suite shower room. Roof windows bring natural light into both rooms, with far reaching views towards the Dee Estuary and the Welsh hills. Their position away from the principal bedrooms makes them particularly well suited to guests, older children or private workspaces.

Technology has been carefully incorporated throughout the house. A Control4 system manages audio, visual and security functions, supported by Lutron lighting, streamed music integration, CCTV and automated gates. The concrete construction also provides durability and enhanced acoustic performance.

Externally

The approach has been designed as an integral part of the house, with bespoke electric gates opening between sandstone boundary walls onto a carefully landscaped driveway. Structured planting, mature screening and architectural lighting create an impressive arrival while maintaining privacy from the road.

The gardens continue the architectural character of the house, combining strong lines with softer planting. Terraces and seating areas have been positioned around the property, providing a choice of spaces for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxing throughout the day.

Established planting gives the gardens privacy and structure, while full height glazing allows the interiors to remain closely connected to the landscape.

The driveway provides ample parking in addition to the integral double garage.