Property for sale in Wrexham LL13, 3 Bedroom

A superbly presented 3-bedroom country home provides exceptionally spacious living that has been stylishly and sympathetically modernised staying true to the origin of this early 1900’s property. Outdoor space boasts an open stretch of approx. ½ acre of lawn and woodland, as well as a separate large private garden to the rear of the property. Home to the land girls of wwii, Queensbridge Hall is situated just 1 mile from Overton-on-Dee and 3 miles from the popular market town Ellesmere.

Rear Reception Hall

Big and bright open reception hall with parquet flooring is approached form the back door. Leads to staircase to first floor, door to down stairs cellar rooms, door to the lounge and door formal dining room. Present is a large radiator, 3 windows including an internal sash window looking into the kitchen which can also act as a serving hatch.

Downstairs W.C

With a continuation of the parquet flooring, hand basin with tiled splash back area, low flush WC, opaque glazed window to side elevation.

Formal Dining Room (5.5 x 4.5 (18'0" x 14'9"))

A warm and inviting room with a painted wood boarded floor, sash windows to side and rear elevations, an open fire grate with tiled surround, tiled hearth with wooden mantle over and a radiator. Another internal sash window looks into the Lounge.

Lounge (6.2 x 5.4 max (20'4" x 17'8" max))

Large sociable room with an abundance of character including; oak boarded floor, a Clearview multi-fuel burning stove set within an attractive feature fireplace standing on a raised slated hearth, sash windows to rear elevation, internal sash window through to the Dining Room, two recessed shelved areas and a door leading through to the kitchen and rear entrance hall.

Entrance Hall

With a quarry tiled floor, partly glazed rear entrance door, radiator, internal sash window through to the Living Room.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room (6.5 x 2.7 (21'3" x 8'10"))

Family kitchen with ample space for a dining table and chairs. Range of fitted kitchen including a 1.5 bowl sink unit with flexi-mixer tap, a range of roll topped work surface areas with base units incorporating cupboards and drawers, planned space for a dishwasher, planned space for a cooking range with extractor hood over, matching eye level cupboards, two with glazed fronts for display purposes etc., windows to front elevation, internal window through to the Reception Hall, partly tiled walls, planned space for an upright fridge/freezer, radiator.

Cellar 1 (4.5 x 1.8 (14'9" x 5'10"))

Currently utilised as a Utility Room with a painted concreted floor, window to side elevation, planned space for a washing machine, planned space for a dryer

Cellar 2 (3.3 x 4.5 (10'9" x 14'9"))

With a concrete floor, windows to side elevation, Firebird boiler, hot water tank and a door to an outside covered area with a sink unit, concrete floor and steps up to the rear patio area.

First Floor Landing

With original restored wood boarded floor, window to side elevation, inspection hatch to roof-space and a door in to the 3 spacious double bedrooms and family bathroom.

Master Bedroom (5.4 x 3.8 (17'8" x 12'5"))

Original floorboards continue, large sash window to rear elevation over-looking private garden, original tiled hearth features where the fire used to remain and radiator.

Bedroom 2 (4.5 x 4.1 (14'9" x 13'5"))

Original floorboards continue, sash windows to front and rear elevations, two recessed fitted cupboards (one original, one replicated) with floor to ceiling storage and wardrobe space, inspection hatch to roof-space and radiator.

Bedroom 3 (4.1 x 3.3 (13'5" x 10'9"))

With a painted wood boarded floor, sash windows to rear, fitted wardrobe with two hanging rails and ample shelving inside and further shelving exposed to the side, a window seat with more storage and radiator.

Family Bathroom (3.66 x 2.92 (12'0" x 9'6"))

Luxuriously appointed with a Heritage style pedestal hand basin, a freestanding bath with swan neck tap and shower attachment, fully tiled two man shower cubicle with mains fed shower with rain-head shower attachment, low level WC, sash window to front elevation, vintage style radiator with heated towel rail and a further radiator. (Shower measurement - 1.81m x 0.87m)

Outside

The property is approached along a private drive (accessing only 6 properties), leading to a gravelled area to the front and side of the property, providing ample parking space.

Gardens

The gardens are an attractive feature of the property and have been recently landscaped to include an extensive paved terrace to the rear, providing an ideal outdoor entertaining area, leading on to a shaped area of lawn, bordered by well stocked floral and herbaceous borders.
Across the drive from the house is a further most extensive area of garden, predominantly down to lawns and copse with a wide variety of mature specimen trees, shrubs and plants. The gardens have immense potential for landscaping according to ones individual requirements. It is indeed a most attractive area and bordered to the rear by totally open unspoilt farmland.
The property extends, in all, to just under 0.5 acre.

History

During wwii, Queensbridge Hall played home to just over 50 land girls. The girls would look after animals, harvest the crops and work 50-hour weeks walking and cycling to farms within a wide radius of the Hall. They would often frequent the Overton Cocoa Rooms where they would sit in front of the blazing fire, drink tea and eat beetroot or jam sandwiches. Queensbridge Hall still holds a place in the hearts of those ladies who are still alive today and often attend the annual Overton Produce Show and revisit the area.