Detached house for sale in Llandrillo Road, Cynwyd, Corwen LL21

This delightful property bridges the gap of modern living and historic character features. With recent renovations including new slate roofs, wooden framed double-glazed windows and high-quality kitchen fittings. Oil fired central heating via a recent Worchester Bosch boiler serves the entire house. The generous room sizes are tastefully decorated and allow for adaptable living.
External space with outbuildings could be of interest to those looking for relaxed country living or the opportunity to develop a business.

Situated to one side of the Dee valley this slightly elevated detached character residence boasts four good sized bedrooms with the current owners utilising one of these to earn a respectable income from the room to let scheme. This room has its own entrance so does not interfere with the privacy the owners enjoy from the home. Embracing several levels, the house whilst slightly quirky in its presentation, resonates with its history and you will see this as you walk through the front door. Original features such as open beam ceilings and slate or quarry tile floors extend within the property.
Set in approximately two acres of gardens and grounds, the property has the additional benefit of a barn complex, there for the next owner to utilise as they would wish.

Entry into the front of the home is through an open porch protecting the original oak front door. This leads into the principal entrance hall, affording a quarry tile floor and beam ceilings, which continue throughout the property. The stairway from here leads to the first floor, and you will find an additional door through to the rear hall and lobby. Either side of the hall is access to the principal reception rooms. The first reception room is the lounge, featuring a log burning stove with double glazed windows either side, creating a lovely feature to the side of the room. To the front of the property is a sash window with original timber shutters. Additionally, you will find parquet flooring laid to a herringbone design.
The other side of the hall features the sitting room / snug furnished with a wooden floor, and dual aspect sash windows again with original timber shutters. A splendid open fire incorporating a feature cast iron surround with ornate tile sides and a hearth.
Moving from the front hallway towards the rear is a lower lobby boasting original slate floors. Ascending a short staircase, you will arrive in a long gallery style dining room, with wooden floors, open beams and two sash windows providing views into the valley. A small side window overlooks part of the gardens.
The library / study is adjacent and features a bay window with fully opening centre section, enjoying views right into and across the valley.
Moving to the lower floor, you will find the breakfast room. This is conveniently next to the kitchen. The room includes a feature stone wall, quarry tile floors and a newly installed wood burning stove.
The kitchen is fitted with a modern style of suite with base, wall and drawer units complemented by a quartz work surface, with integral sink and drainer. Well equipped, the kitchen boasts a sizeable induction hob and extractor recessed into the countertop, two built-in ovens, built-in fridge freezer and integrated dishwasher. All appliances are of the Miele brand. Windows provide a view to the side garden and valley. An oak stable door leads you to a rear lobby.
The slate floored rear porch is ideal for boots and cloaks when returning to the property from outside.
The lower part of the house also features a large utility room. An incredibly useful space offering a range of base and drawer units, stainless steel single drainer sink unit and space for several appliances. Steps lead you down to the wine cellar/cheese room.
The cellar affords slate flooring and slate shelving.
A rear hallway with an external door leading out to the gardens. To one side you will find a shower room boasting a double width, step in shower featuring a drench showerhead and to the other side of the hallway you will find a toilet room with a high-level flush WC, chrome radiator and wash hand basin.
Moving onto the first floor of the property you will find an open landing area which could be utilised as another room if so desired. This space has a sash window to the front, wooden flooring, open vaulted ceiling and stone feature wall.
The master bedroom with vaulted ceiling offers views to the front and side gardens. An open fireplace features together with timber flooring.
The next king-sized bedroom on this level has views to the front garden via a sash window and has wooden flooring. A fireplace with an exposed stone mantle can also be found.
Continuing you can find a further landing with wooden flooring and a sash window overlooking the valley. Off this landing a dressing room which features wooden flooring and enjoys sash window views of the valley beyond leads into a double bedroom. This bedroom is a favourite for visitors as you can lie in bed watching the sun rise over the countryside.
Bathroom
The family bathroom is spacious and fitted with a four-piece suite which includes a traditional style low level WC, a pedestal wash basin and a bidet. The corner bath is of a jacuzzi style and is positioned as such to give views out into the valley through the sash window.

Annexe
Attached to the side of the property is the fourth bedroom which the current owners use as a room rental. A vaulted ensuite double bedroom with French windows overlooks the far reaching views. The ensuite comprising of a low-level WC, a wash basin mounted in vanity units and a step-in shower cubicle. A seating area benefits from views over the side garden.

Barns
The property boasts a detached stone barn which originally included a stable, cowman’s office, hay loft, log store and carriage house. Providing useable storage space and the potential for a future owner to develop the building for alternative uses such as independent living accommodation or a separate dwelling subject to planning approval.

Externally
From the b-road there is gated access onto a sweeping driveway with space to park several vehicles. Across the road you will find the below ground garage accessed via a drive with space to park additional vehicles.
The gardens are a particular feature of the property arranged to take best advantage of the surrounding countryside. There are several mature trees and shrubs including an orchard and other fruit trees. A high quality ‘rhino’ greenhouse has recently been situated on a new base within the vegetable garden area where slate raised beds feature. Formal pathways are laid through wrought iron rose arches. The boundaries include stock proof fencing, mature hedges and trees together with a substantial stone wall creating a walled garden. The formal garden includes a stone built slate roofed seating area. Beyond the formal gardens a five-bar gate leads into the paddock extending to approx. 1 acre.

Measurements
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Lounge 5.467m x 4.517m
Sitting Room / Snug 4.486m x 3.627m
Rear Hall and Lobby
Upper Ground Floor
Dining Room 5.894m x 2.280m
Study 5.430m x 2.340m
Lower Ground Floor
Breakfast Room 5.436m x 2.236m
Kitchen 3.631m x 3.589m
Rear Porch / Boot Room
Utility Room 4.050m x 1.882m
Cellar 4.009m x 2.572m
Rear Hall
Shower Room
Cloakroom WC
First Floor
Half Landing 4.554m x 2.904m
Bedroom One 4.807m x 4.555m
Bedroom 4.563m x 3.606m
Upper Landing 3.028m x 2.521m
Dressing Room 3.148m x 2.481m
Bedroom 2.632m x 2.485m
Bathroom

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EPC rating F

Llandrillo is a village in the county of Denbighshire, located in northeastern Wales. It is situated in the picturesque Vale of Edeyrnion, surrounded by the beautiful Berwyn mountains and the river Dee. The village itself is charming and historic, with a strong sense of community and a rich cultural heritage.

Llandrillo is known for its natural beauty and serene atmosphere, making it a popular destination for those seeking outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and fishing. The surrounding countryside offers breathtaking views and is a haven for wildlife, making it a perfect retreat for nature enthusiasts.

The village has several historic buildings and landmarks, including the charming St. Trillo's Church, which dates to the 13th century and is known for its ancient yew tree. Additionally, the Llandrillo Village Hall serves as a hub for local events and community gatherings, showcasing the strong community spirit of the area.

The local economy is supported by a mix of agriculture, small businesses, and tourism. Visitors to Llandrillo can enjoy traditional Welsh hospitality in the village's pubs, cafes, and bed-and-breakfast accommodations. The area's agricultural heritage is also celebrated, with local produce often featured in the village's eateries.

Llandrillo is also within easy reach of other attractions in Denbighshire, including the historic market town of Ruthin and the stunning Horseshoe Pass. For those interested in exploring further afield, the city of Chester and the Snowdonia National Park are both within a reasonable driving distance.

The area's rich history and natural beauty make Llandrillo an appealing destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat or an immersive experience in Welsh culture. Whether it's exploring the great outdoors, delving into local history, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the countryside, Llandrillo offers a warm welcome to all who visit.