![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-live-in-the-middle-of-a-roundabout/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/comp-skc-roundabout-house.jpg&description=A MAN who has lived in the middle of a roundabout for over 40 years says he loves his property on a public road and vowed to never move out. Clwyd Howatson, 64, feels most at home hearing hundreds of cars whizz past his pad on the Denbigh bypass in Denbighshire, Wales. Clwyd Howatson, 64, and his wife Anwen, 60, love the location of their home and vowed never to moveCredit: fpnw.co.uk©2022 The grandad says life on the roundabout is not as bad as some people may thinkCredit: fpnw.co.uk©2022 The bungalow has been in his family for over 60 years after his parents refused to uproot when plans for the roundabout were revealed in the 1970sCredit: fpnw.co.uk©2022 His charming bungalow on the busy stretch of the A525 from Rhyl to Ruthin has been in his family for more than 60 years. Despite the boundaries of his land being adorned with the typical flower beds and chevron signs, Clwyd adores his unorthodox home. The grandad chooses to look on the bright side of being plonked in the middle of a hectic highway and even brags that he doesn't have to bother with any neighbours. He and his wife Anwen, 60, have become accustomed to the noise on the rowdy roundabout and instead boast of their picturesque views. Clwyd explained that his rustic bungalow is the perfect spot to observe the idyllic landscape of the Welsh countryside. And he is keen to pass on his appreciation for the outdoors to his seven kids and 12 grandchildren after his upbringing on the rural roundabout. The 64-year-old now proudly watches the little ones enjoy playing with his two hens, just as he did as a child. Clwyd said: "The lovely views are spectacular and we are lucky to have them. We probably take them a bit for granted, but they are great in all the seasons. "I've lived on the roundabout for over 40 years so it's pretty much all I know. "We'd lived here for 20 years before that as well so it's been in the family for a very long time," he explained. "Life on the roundabout does get busy at times - especial){kind=link}
A MAN who has lived in the middle of a roundabout for over 40 years says he loves his property on a public road and vowed to never move out.
Clwyd Howatson, 64, feels most at home hearing hundreds of cars whizz past his pad on the Denbigh bypass in Denbighshire, Wales.
His charming bungalow on the busy stretch of the A525 from Rhyl to Ruthin has been in his family for more than 60 years.
Despite the boundaries of his land being adorned with the typical flower beds and chevron signs, Clwyd adores his unorthodox home.
The grandad chooses to look on the bright side of being plonked in the middle of a hectic highway and even brags that he doesn’t have to bother with any neighbours.