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Pentre, Minera

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

5

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Five Bedroom House
  • 16th Century Detached Property
  • Family Cinema Room
  • Bar and Recreational Area
  • Principal Bedroom with En-Suite & Dressing Room
  • Beautifully Landscaped Gardens
  • Rural Village Location
  • EPC - TBC
  • Council Tax Band - G
  • Tenure - Freehold

Description

A well presented and well maintained detached property, originally dating back to the 16th century. Offering an abundance of wealth and charm, yet having a modern twist within. Originally an old farmhouse which has been extended, this property is a home that combines comfort, convenience, and a touch of luxury in a picturesque setting. Located on the outskirts of Minera, a quiet and rural setting some five miles from Wrexham, it is just a three mile drive to the A483 which links up to Chester approximately15 miles away and to the A55, therefore providing excellent links for Wrexham, North Wales, Chester, Liverpool and Manchester. Set in beautiful landscaped gardens and offering a sunny position with views of open fields. Boasting two stone set driveways for ample off street parking and outbuildings.

Internally boasting five bedrooms, the master bedroom has a dressing room and also an En Suite. Part of the original farmhouse, dating back to the 16th century, the property has exposed wattle and daub walling, a snug, living room, dining room and a good sized modern kitchen. There is also professional cinema installation, a bar, a recreation area, ten pin bowling and mezzanine floor seating area together with central heating and high quality double glazing!

EPC Rating TBC - Tenure - Freehold - Council Tax Band: G.

Accommodation - A double glazed feature front door with double glazed panel adjacent leads into

Sun Porch - With double glazed farmhouse windows to the side and front elevations, tiled floor and exposed stone walling. There is a glazed door with glazed panels to each side leading into the:

Main Hall - Being the oldest part of the original farmhouse, with walk in large stone inglenook fireplace, with raised hearth and cast iron wood burning stove, original timber exposed wall and tiled flooring. There is also a small storage cupboard, a double radiator and stairs leading off. From the Main Hall

Cloakroom / Shower Room - Comprising a large walk-in shower enclosure, electric shower, washbasin on a feature upstand, W.C., radiator, lighting, cupboard housing the electric meter and consumer unit and double glazed window to the rear.

From The Main Hall -

Dining Room - Having oak flooring, double radiator and a double glazed window overlooking the front garden. There is an opening through a thick stone wall leading into the:

Kitchen - Having granite worktops with wall, drawer and base units, deep butler sink with a black swan neck mixer tap, void for Range cooker, soft close pan drawers, extraction hood, glazed display units, double radiator and two large pantry cupboards. There is also tiled flooring and double glazed double doors with a matching double glazed window to the rear patio/garden.

Utility Room - Having granite worktops, Belfast sink with mixer tap over, Worcester oil fired central heating boiler, storage units, tiled floor, double radiator and double glazed window to the rear.

Living Room - Having a feature media wall with a feature full width electric fire with flame effect and facility/wiring for a flat screen T.V above. There is a display recess to each side which has low voltage down lights. Oak flooring, three large double glazed windows providing views of the gardens and two double radiators. Oak double doors with glazed panels which open into the:

Family Room - Having a double radiator, Oak floor, downlighting and double glazed windows overlooking the side and rear gardens.

From The Main Hall -

Snug - Oldest section of the farmhouse where there is some exposed wattle and daub walling, a corner fire chimney place, timber flooring, double radiator and a window which overlooks the rear. There are two additional windows overlooking the side garden.

First Floor Landing - Accessed via a turned staircase. There is a double radiator, double glazed window to the side elevation, a stone mullion window to the front elevation and a seating area.

Bedroom One - Having a double radiator and a bay window overlooking the front garden. The bedroom also has a dressing room off.

Dressing Room - Having a double radiator, built-in wardrobes and a double glazed door and window to the rear.

En-Suite - Comprising of a shower enclosure, W.C., wash basin, hand painted upstand, heated towel rail, tiled floor and double glazed window.

Bedroom Two - Having window seats, stone mullion window to the rear, double glazed window to the side elevation, built-in wardrobe and radiator.

Bedroom Three - Having a radiator and a double glazed window overlooking the front elevation.

Bedroom Four - Having a double glazed window to the rear and a double radiator.

Bedroom Five - Having a double radiator and a double glazed window to the front.

Family Bathroom - Having a freestanding bath with up-stand and mixer tap and detachable shower head, tiled flooring, wash basin, corner shower enclosure with rain shower over, W.C., column radiator with chrome towel rail and an illuminated mirror. There is also a cupboard and a double glazed window to the rear.

Detached Barn - Accessed via double glazed double doors which have double glazed panels to each side. This opens up into the:

Large Cinema Room - Having a star lit ceiling, wiring for surround sound speakers, oak flooring to part, a carpeted tiered seating area, a row of six and a row of five cinema chairs, two double radiators and a recess for the cinema screen. There is also wiring for for a projector and steps leading up to the bar / recreational area.

Bar Area / Recreational Area - Having a ten pin bowling alley integrated. The bar is finished with oak and has a pitched slate roof. There are two double radiators, a large arched double glazed window overlooking the garden, arched double glazed doors which overlook the garden, an exposed oak roof trusses and turned stairs which lead to a seating area above with lighting and glazed panels which look down to the room beneath.

Cloakroom - Having a low flush W.C., wash basin and radiator.

Outside - Outside, there are two driveways which lead into the property. Both of which are laid with stone sets. There is also a gravel parking area which has space for several cars. The front gardens are lawned with mixed planting and there is a beautiful stone terrace. Gates lead to an attractive seating area which is ideal for alfresco dining. There is a stable block, a garden store, large lawns and beautiful countryside views. There is a garden structure which could house a hot tub and a further seating pavilion with a pitched roof. Behind the barn, there is a further garden area which is a perfect oasis.

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COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
Band: G
LISTED PROPERTYA property designated as being of architectural or historical interest, with additional obligations imposed upon the owner.Read more about listed properties in our glossary page.
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PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Driveway
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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About Williams Estates, Mold

9 Chester Street, Mold, Flintshire, CH7 1EG
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Our story so far...

Before Williams Estates was created, Jason Williams worked for twelve years for two different estate agents managing offices, qualifying in agency and becoming a Past President of North Wales, South Cheshire and Merseyside branch of the National Association of Estate Agents. With a wealth of knowledge & a big vision in mind, Jason leaves his employment and sells his home in order to fund the set up of his own estate agency office.

1999 - Williams Estates is established

Vacant premesis on Denbigh High Street are secured, Williams Estates trading name is chosen and the website domain registered.

2000 - Our first office opens in Denbigh

Williams Estates first office opens up on the High Street.

2002 - New Prestatyn office opens

Following a successful two years at Denbigh, the prime location for a second office is located in Jason's home town. Jason wins his first entrepreneur award.

2004 - New Rhuddlan office opens

We win Gold or Best Agency in Wales at the Estate Agency Awards!

2007 - New Rhyl office opens

The expansion along the North Wales coast continues.

2013 - New Ruthin office opens

The property market recovers and Williams Estates expand into Ruthin and purchase large prominent victorian buildings in Denbigh

2013 - Onwards & upwards in Denbigh

We secure bigger, double offices at Crown Square on Denbigh High Street.

2015 - New Rhuddlan office is opened

The expansion continues!

2017 - New office in Mold opens

Prime premises open at no.4 High Street in the busiest part of Mold High Street.

2018 - Holywell Hub office opens

Part of our planned expansion into Flintshire.

2020 - We celebrate 20 years

20 years of providing innovative, honest, trustworthy and transparent estate agency and lettings services throughout North East Wales.

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