Detached house for sale in Corwen LL21, 3 Bedroom

Town and Country Oswestry are delighted to offer to the market this charming traditional welsh stone farmhouse set in the beautiful Dee Valley and Berwyn Mountains. The accommodation provides a comfortable and cosy home and comprises - porch, lounge with dining area, sunroom overlooking the rear garden and pasture, kitchen/breakfast room, ground floor shower room together with two double bedrooms and an upstairs third bedroom/study. The house is largely original and presents a rare opportunity to purchase an unspoiled house of this type. It has been carefully maintained and is mostly double-glazed with a floor area totalling over 1,600 . This provides huge potential for any purchaser to create a superior conversion, particularly with the spacious adjacent barn with heating, presently used as a studio workshop and office. There is certainly the potential to run a small business utilising this building. There is in addition a range of outbuildings including a stone-built wood store and a double length garage. The garden is a haven for wildlife attracting many birds, butterflies and bees. Whilst being secluded, the property isn't isolated and though totally rural, is less than a mile from the A5.
Viewing is highly recommeneded to appreciate this traditional stone farmhouse and its beautiful location.

Directions

From Llangollen head west along the A5 towards Corwen. Pass through the Village of Glyndyfrdwy and the Berwyn Arms will be seen on the right. Start slowing down when approaching the bend and look for a stone wall on the left hand side. There are mirrors opposite with our Town and Country pointers. Turn left here and follow the lane up the hill where the property will be seen towards the top on the left hand side.

Property Information

The property is a traditional Welsh stone farmhouse that is on the market for the first time in 36 years. The property is situated up a council maintained no-through road and is therefore very quiet. While being secluded, the property is not isolated and, though totally rural, is less that a mile from the A5, with its easy transport links. The beautiful town of Llangollen with all its attractions, including its heritage railway, is ten minutes away. There are primary and secondary schools there and a primary school in Carrog, approximately two miles distant. The house itself is in the Berwyn mountains overlooking the village of Glyndyfrdwy and is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It has good views and is a superb base for walking. The property has mains water (pumped up from a holding tank), electricity and a telephone line. Internet access is good. Drainage is to a septic tank. A range and wood burning stove provide heating. As back up there are two storage radiators and an oil-fired central heating system.

The house is not subject to flooding and is very sheltered.

Main House

Entrance Porch

The entrance porch is accessed through a 'ledge and brace' door, with slate slab flooring and a fully glazed door.

Living Room (4.70m x 3.84m (15'5" x 12'7"))

Having slate slab flooring, a cast iron range with an open fire, part exposed brickwork to the chimney with beam over, beamed ceiling, wall light points, three spotlights, electric night storage heater and fully glazed doors to the conservatory.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room (3.68m x 3.59m (12'1" x 11'9"))

Having hand crafted base units, stainless steel single drainer sink unit with a water heater. Base storage cupboard with a wooden work surface over. Quarry tiled flooring, freestanding enamelled multi-fuel burning stove, space for a cooker, wall light points, a double glazed window to the rear and a fully glazed door leading to the rear hallway.

Rear Hallway (2.88m x 0.97m (9'5" x 3'2"))

With a part glazed door to the rear, tiled flooring, fitted plate shelf, electric night storage heater and stairs leading to the first floor.

Shower Room (2.95m x 1.50m (9'8" x 4'11"))

Having a three piece suite comprising a low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin with a water heater, shower tray with instant heat electric shower, wall mounted electric convector heater and an electric heated towel rail.

Sun Room (2.39m x 2.45m (7'10" x 8'0"))

With quarry tiled flooring, windows to the rear enjoying the countryside views and double glazed windows and French doors to the rear.

Landing

Bedroom One (4.04m x 3.98m (13'3" x 13'1"))

Having cottage style dormer windows to the front and rear, wooden flooring, cast iron grate and three radiators.

Bedroom Two (3.96m x 3.79m (13'0" x 12'5"))

With cottage style dormer window to the front, part exposed roof truss and a radiator.

Bedroom Three (2.94m x 3.0m (9'8" x 9'10"))

Having two Velux style windows and a double glazed window to the rear.

The Barn

Reception Area (4.18m x 3.63m (13'9" x 11'11"))

The reception area has full height and is accessed through a 'ledge and brace' door and fully glazed inner double doors. The ceiling has a tongue and groove finish. With part exposed brickwork on the walls, slate flagged flooring, exposed roof truss, two radiators, raised area and steps up to the former granary. There are further steps to the studio area with access down to the workshop.

Studio (3.52m x 2.99m (11'7" x 9'10"))

Having double glazing to the gable end and two radiators.

Study (3.52m x 2.99m (11'7" x 9'10"))

With a radiator and a double glazed window to the rear and side.

Workshop (4.18m x 3.63m (13'9" x 11'11"))

The workshop is accessed through the reception area or by a door to the rear. With a double glazed window to the rear a radiator and an oil fired central heating boiler.

Former Stable (4.22m x 4.16m (13'10" x 13'8"))

The former stable is located beneath the granary. With a door to the side and a window to the rear overlooking the countryside.

Double Garage/Workshop (8.59m x 6.63m (28'2" x 21'9"))

Measuring approximately 28 feet in total and comprising of :

Garage (4.19m x 3.28m (13'9" x 10'9"))

Of timber construction.

Workshop (4.40m x 3.35m (14'5" x 11'0"))

Of timber construction with light and power.

To The Outside Of The Property

The property is approached through pedestrian and vehicle gates. A pathway leads to the front door and to the side is the garage/workshop. There is ample off-road parking.

Garden And Grounds

The good-sized garden has been run with wildlife in mind for many years so that in February the whole area is carpeted in snowdrops; by midsummer, when the flowering plants are in full bloom, the sound of bumblebees is almost deafening. Over the years the immediate area has been home to redstarts, willow warblers, pied and spotted flycatchers, goldfinches and bullfinches as well as the more usual garden birds.

There is one and a half acres of pasture behind the house that has four magnificent mature oaks on it. This would be suitable for free-range hens or goats with a flatter area that could become a smallholding.

The land has never been anything but organic. The garden area has cowslips, primroses, Welsh poppies, daffodils and probably thousands of snowdrops.

Floorplan

Hours Of Business

Monday - Friday - 9.00 - 5.30
Saturday - 9.00 - 4.00

Viewing

Strictly by prior appointment with town and country on

To Make An Offer

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Additional Information

We would like to point out that all measurements, floor plans and photographs are for guidance purposes only (photographs may be taken with a wide angled/zoom lens), and dimensions, shapes and precise locations may differ to those set out in these sales particulars which are approximate and intended for guidance purposes only.
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but most satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm s employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property.

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