Trofarth, Abergele

A stunning and spacious five-bedroomed detached old Vicarage benefitting from a sweeping driveway and set within beautifully landscaped grounds with mature trees and far-reaching countryside views in every direction.  The house was built in 1871 in the Arts and Craft style for the vicar of the nearby St John's Church, and has been lovingly and sympathetically restored over the last 28 years by the current owners.  Every decision has been made with attention to detail so as to restore the property to its former glory, with quality local craftsmanship and original materials used at every opportunity.  H & R Johnson Arts and Crafts-style tiles and original colour pallets have been used which include vintage William Morris, Farrow and Ball and Little Greene paint colours throughout.  The property benefits from mullioned pitch pine casement and sash windows. A new highly efficient oil-fired heating boiler and hot water system, fitted in the past 12 months. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the presentation throughout, the wealth of original features, spacious layout, landscaped grounds and far-reaching countryside views.
The accommodation on the ground floor briefly comprises:  Original Pitch pine doors providing access to an internal porch with original stained glass windows; further doors lead to the impressive feature hallway with original tiled floor and stunning French polished Pitch pine staircase; a light and spacious living room with white marble fireplace, Stovax DEFRA approved log burner and triple aspect windows benefitting from views in every direction; library/morning room with Welsh slate fireplace with Granite mantle, bespoke oak bookcases with built-in computer stations and large picture window with views to the sea and distant Lancashire hills; a cloakroom with WC and washbasin; access door and steps to a large cellar; a good-sized kitchen with hand-crafted pine units and black granite worktops, a large walk-in pantry, integrated Miele microwave/quartz oven and Neff fridge, a food preparation sink and a four-oven electric Aga with additional ceramic hob; from here a door leads to a scullery with washing-up sink, space for fridge-freezer, pine units containing storage, hot water tank and space for dishwasher; laundry room with space for washing machine and dryer; a large Orangery wraps around the property, with Velux windows and French doors, which provides additional dining space and a lounge area, ideal for entertaining.
An original and impressive Pitch pine staircase with hand-carved balustrades and finials, and a large feature window with stained

glass on the half-landing that floods the landing with light, lead to: Master bedroom with triple aspect windows with far reaching views and access to a Jack and Jill ensuite shower room, sympathetically restored with reproduction tiles; a second double bedroom with views over the driveway; a third double bedroom to the rear with views over the walled garden; a fourth smaller bedroom and a single bedroom both benefitting from views to the coast; a beautifully appointed family bathroom.  There is a loft access with pull-down ladder.
Outside, the property is accessed by a sweeping driveway surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, giving privacy to the house; a parking area provides off road parking for 4-5 cars with space to store a motorhome; timber-framed triple garage with electric light and power; electric car charger.  The front of the property is laid to chippings with a private walled patio area off the Orangery; outside store with external tap.  The side of the property is laid to lawn with flowerbeds, seating area and a Victorian-style cedar greenhouse with raised vegetable beds and mature hedging.  The garden naturally leads one round into the walled garden with well stocked herbaceous borders, an Orchard with standard and fan-trained fruit trees, and soft fruit bushes.  Double doors lead to the working area of the garden with a good-sized shed for storage and a compost heap, and a wild-life pond surrounded by mature trees.