Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, Ruthin

A UNIQUE TWO BEDROOM DETACHED HOUSE with three reception rooms, large detached stone built period barn, beautifully landscaped gardens and adjoining paddock, the whole extending to about 1.27 acres, located on a minor no through lane in the heart of rolling countryside, it is only one third of a mile from the village centre and some two and half miles south of Ruthin.

This very individual period house offers spacious accommodation to the ground floor and would lend itself to a scheme of remodelling and extension to provide a large family home together with potential for conversion of the large attached period barn subject to consent. It affords entrance hall, dining room, lounge with inglenook fireplace, large conservatory, day lounge, kitchen, first floor large central landing, two large double bedrooms, bathroom with separate WC. Beautifully landscaped gardens with secluded and sheltered lawns with ornamental ponds, mature orchard, extensive flower beds, borders and potting shed, separate gated access to the adjoining paddock. Inspection recommended.

Location - 'Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd' is a small rural village standing on the A525(T) Wrexham Road some 2 miles from Ruthin. There is a Primary School, Inn and Church to its centre, whilst the nearby market town provides a range of facilities to include secondary schools and leisure facilities.

3D Virtual Tour - Available to view on-line.

The Accommodation Comprises -

Entrance Hall - 3.30m x 2.01m (10'10" x 6'7") - Everest aluminium framed double glazed door with matching panels to either side leading to the entrance hall. Open tread turned staircase rising off, attractive random stone tiled floor, panelled radiator. Panelled door to dining room

Dining Room - 4.88m x 4.78m (16' x 15'8") - An attractive room with a heavy beamed ceiling and a very impressive open inglenook style chimney breast with exposed stonework to this side and the adjoining lounge with raised central hearth and an ornate cast iron multi fuel fire, concealed lighting, double glazed window with pleasing aspect over the front garden, further window to rear, wall light points, panelled radiator.



Lounge - 4.70m x 4.47m (15'5" x 14'8") - A light and airy room with a high vaulted ceiling with exposed roof timbers, it has a wide double glazed window to the western side and double glazed French doors and windows to either side leading to a modern conservatory. Feature exposed stonework to the internal wall and fireplace, wall light points and panelled radiator.





Conservatory - 4.47m x 3.48m (14'8" x 11'5") - Designed to take full advantage of the pleasing aspect over the gardens, it is UPVC double glazed off a low level stone plinth with polycarbonate roof, panelled radiator, panelled door leading to side.



Day Lounge - 4.78m x 3.38m (15'8" x 11'1") - Out built brick mock fireplace with raised hearth (no flue), heavy beamed ceiling, dual aspect with two double glazed windows both with deep tiled sills, panelled radiator.

Kitchen - 3.30m x 3.15m (10'10" x 10'4") - Fitted with a range of base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers with solid oak panelled door and drawer fronts and contrasting stone effect working surfaces to include inset one and half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer, inset four ring electric hob with convector hood and light above, integrated double oven, broom cupboard, void and plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge, small breakfast bar, tiled splashbacks, double glazed door and window opening to the eastern side from which there are pleasing views towards the Clwydian hills.

First Floor Landing - Large central landing with picture window to the western side, panelled radiator.

Bedroom One - 4.78m x 5.13m (15'8" x 16'10") - Partially vaulted ceiling with exposed purlins, out built fitted wardrobes, double glazed window with southerly aspect over the garden, panelled radiator.

Bedroom Two - 5.16m x 4.06m (16'11" x 13'4") - Dual aspect with two double glazed windows, one affording a southerly aspect and the other easterly towards the Clwydian hills, out built fitted wardrobes, panelled radiator.

Bathroom - 2.87m x 1.73m (9'5" x 5'8") - White suite comprising vanity with inset bowl, panelled bath with electric shower over, double door linen cupboard with pre lagged cylinder, immersion heater and slatted shelving, panelled radiator.

Separate Cloakroom - Vanity with inset bowl, low level WC, panelled radiator.

Outside - The property stands within gardens and grounds of about 1.27 acre. It stands on a minor no through and unmade country lane approximately one third of a mile from the village centre. It has a low level stone wall in the main with cattle grid and pedestrian gate leading through to a wide gravelled driveway which extends along the length of the adjoining barn and to the front and western side of the house. To the north eastern side is a paved patio area with access door leading through to the kitchen and gates leading through to the garden.

Lean To Outhouse - Housing a modern oil fired boiler providing heating and hot water.

Coach House - An original and traditional period stone barn providing former stable 14'7" x 12'2".

Coach House And Barn - 4.22m x 3.81m (13'10" x 12'6") - A large open plan room being dual height with exposed purlins, A frame truss and roof timbers.

Wash House - 3.73m x 3.66m (12'3" x 12') - Electric light and power installed.

The Gardens - The property stands within truly delightful gardens providing X acre. It has been developed over many years to provide interest and colour throughout the seasons enhanced by a number of mature trees and large established orchard. To the front elevation adjoining the conservatory and living rooms is a secluded lawn with southerly aspect together with wide crazy paved patios and established flower and shrub borders. Beyond is a small timber framed dolls house, former soft fruit garden. To one side is an informal natural garden with many native flowers and shrubs. There are winding pathways which extend along the south western boundary with two ornamental ponds, a pergola with wisteria, an aluminium framed greenhouse and a further walled patio with central ornamental pond and flagged surround. There are gravelled areas adjoining which lead around to a westerly facing timber framed and open fronted summerhouse and a further enclosed garden area to one side.















Paddock - There is a small paddock beyond which benefits from a separate gate entrance onto the lane and will be ideal for those wishing to keep small livestock and a pony.



Directions - The property can be approached utilising un-made lane by proceeding to the village of Llanfair D.C. and on passing the White Horse Inn, take the second right hand turning, which is an unmade lane, to the left hand side of the Alms Houses and just before the former Primary School. Follow the lane for approximately one third of a mile, whereupon the house is on the right.

Tenure - Understood to be Freehold.

Council Tax - Denbighshire County Council - Tax Band F

Aml - AML - ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS
Intending purchasers will be asked to produce identification documentation before we can confirm the sale in writing. We would ask for your co-operation in order that there will be no delay in agreeing the sale.

Viewing - By appointment through the Agent's Ruthin office .

FLOOR PLANS - included for identification purposes only, not to scale.

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