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Holyhead Road, Froncysyllte, Llangollen, LL20

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

3

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • Aqueduct Views
  • Games/Cinema Room
  • Bespoke Woodwork Throughout
  • Wine Cellar
  • Multi-Tiered Garden
  • Garden Lodge

Description

Britannia House is a truly exceptional 3-bedroom property, thoughtfully renovated to the highest standard, combining its rich heritage with an expert eye for detail, with beautifully crafted wooden panelling, solid timber flooring, bespoke doors, and joinery that enhance both its character and quality. Featuring a games/cinema room, a garden lodge and a wine-cellar, this property is truly a luxurious place to be.

Outdoors, the property continues to impress. The expansive multi-tiered garden provides a variety of spaces for relaxation and recreation, culminating in the enchanting garden lodge—accessed by a bridge over a Koi pond. There is ample off-street parking, a versatile workshop, and well-planned storage throughout.

The kitchen area features a U-shaped layout of cream-colored shaker-style cabinetry with brushed brass handles, topped with solid wood countertops that add warmth to the space. Decorative glass-fronted cabinets break up the run of cupboards, providing display space for glassware and dishes, while woven baskets add a country-cottage touch. The backsplash is tiled in a mix of muted earthy tones, complementing the terracotta-hued floor tiles that run throughout the room. A large farmhouse-style apron sink sits beneath a window, offering a pleasant view and plenty of natural light. The beamed ceiling in rich, natural wood adds depth and character, tying in beautifully with the rustic timber internal door. The adjoining dining area continues the same flooring and ceiling beam aesthetic, seamlessly connecting the two spaces. An exposed stone wall and brickwork chimney breast bring texture and historic charm, framing the range cooker. 

The spacious and character-filled lounge combines traditional charm with inviting comfort, creating the perfect space for both relaxation and entertaining. At its heart is a striking stone fireplace with a solid timber mantle, housing a wood-burning stove—ideal for cozy evenings. The exposed wooden ceiling beams add rustic appeal and warmth, complementing the rich wooden floors that flow throughout the room.

Natural light filters into the Lounge through a window dressed with light curtains, while multiple ceiling light fittings with frosted glass shades ensure the room remains bright and airy. An open wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, adding architectural interest and a sense of openness to the space.

Rich solid wood flooring runs into the study, complementing the half-wall of bespoke cabinetry that provides ample storage for books, files, and decorative items. Warm timber panelling envelops the room, creating a refined, traditional ambiance with a timeless appeal.

A small window allows natural light to filter in, adding a soft, welcoming glow while maintaining privacy—perfect for focused work or quiet reading. Discreetly tucked away, a door within the study offers direct access to the wine cellar, making it an equally enticing space for relaxed evening entertaining.

With its classic design and thoughtful detailing, this study is a versatile addition to the home—equally suited as a private office, library, or intimate retreat.

The wine cellar is a truly special feature. Solid wood flooring lends warmth and character, while a full wall of bespoke wine-storage shelving provides both practical organisation and an impressive display. The space is softly illuminated by two wall-mounted sconce lights, casting a gentle, ambient glow that enhances the intimate, refined atmosphere.

Deliberately dark and cosy, this cellar creates the ideal conditions for preserving fine wines, while its premium finishes make it a space to savour. Whether used purely for storage or as a private tasting room, it delivers a true sense of luxury and indulgence, perfect for the discerning wine enthusiast.

Upstairs, the master Bedroom is a spacious and character-rich principal bedroom, combining comfort with charming period features. Soft carpeting underfoot creates a warm and inviting feel, while two windows allow natural light to fill the room, offering pleasant views and a bright, airy atmosphere. The original oak beams add a striking architectural detail, celebrating the home’s heritage and lending a sense of timeless appeal. A discreet staircase provides direct access to the kitchen, adding a unique and practical touch to the layout. The room also benefits from its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy and convenience.

The En-suite is finished in contemporary grey tiling throughout; it offers a sleek and modern aesthetic while remaining easy to maintain. A large shower enclosure with a smooth sliding glass door provides a spacious and refreshing start to the day. Natural light streams in through the window, brightening the room and enhancing its fresh, clean feel.

An oak door opens to a handy storage cupboard, perfect for keeping towels, toiletries, and essentials neatly tucked away. Combining modern finishes with thoughtful touches, this en-suite delivers convenience and style in equal measure.

Bedroom 2 is a generously sized double bedroom, offering both comfort and an enviable outlook. A large window frames breathtaking views towards the iconic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, creating a unique and picturesque focal point for the room. The natural light from this vantage point enhances the sense of space and warmth, making it an inviting retreat at any time of day. With ample room for bedroom furniture and a serene setting, Bedroom 2 is ideal as a guest room, family bedroom, or peaceful home office, all while enjoying one of the most distinctive views in the area.

Bedroom 3 is a well-proportioned double bedroom that combines comfort with a truly remarkable outlook. A large window also captures stunning views of the world-famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, offering a daily reminder of the area’s beauty and heritage. The room is naturally bright and airy, with the view providing an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons. Spacious enough to accommodate a double bed and additional furnishings, Bedroom 3 is perfect as a guest room, family bedroom, or tranquil home office—made all the more special by its unique and captivating vista.

The landing is an impressive central hub to the first floor, accessed via a beautifully crafted bespoke oak staircase that immediately sets the tone for the quality found throughout the home. Generous in size, the space offers more than just a thoroughfare—there is ample room for a comfortable seating area, creating the perfect spot to read, relax, or enjoy the view from the large window at the far end, which floods the space with natural light.

From here, doors lead to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom, and the superb Games/Cinema Room, ensuring a practical and well-connected layout. Combining elegance, space, and functionality, this landing enhances the home’s sense of flow and provides a bright, welcoming transition between rooms.

The Games/Cinema Room is an outstanding leisure space, perfectly designed for both relaxation and entertaining on any scale. At its heart is a striking large brick fireplace housing a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. A bespoke fitted bar adds a touch of luxury and practicality, ideal for hosting gatherings with friends and family. The room is exceptionally spacious, easily accommodating the current owners’ full-sized pool table along with generous seating, while still feeling open and uncluttered.

Direct access to the garden enhances the room’s versatility, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining during warmer months. A connected audio/visual system transforms the space into a fully functioning home cinema, ensuring an immersive experience for movie nights and sporting events alike. Blending rustic charm with modern functionality, this exceptional room is a true lifestyle feature of the home.

The Family Bathroom is a generously proportioned and beautifully appointed space, combining period elegance with premium finishes. A classic roll-top, claw-footed bath takes centre stage, offering a luxurious spot to unwind, while the period-style toilet and basin perfectly complement the room’s timeless character. High-quality fixtures and fittings have been chosen throughout, adding a refined and durable touch.

The flooring is thoughtfully divided—rich hardwood underfoot in one half of the room adds warmth and sophistication, while soft carpeting in the other enhances comfort and creates a relaxed, homely feel. The generous proportions ensure a light, open atmosphere, while still providing a sense of privacy and tranquillity.

At the top of the multi-tiered, impressive garden is The Garden Lodge: a unique and tranquil retreat, offering a perfect blend of charm, functionality, and versatility. Accessed via a picturesque bridge over a Koi pond, and opening onto a generous decking area, the approach alone sets the tone for this special space. Designed as a peaceful escape, the lodge is currently used by the owners for evening relaxation, but its layout makes it adaptable for a variety of uses. Inside, a cosy log-burning fire provides warmth and atmosphere, while a compact kitchen area allows for convenient food and drink preparation. A composting toilet adds self-sufficiency, making the lodge practical for extended use. A sturdy ladder leads to a mezzanine floor, which offers excellent storage potential but is also large enough to accommodate children’s sleepovers or occasional guest stays.

Surrounded by the sights and sounds of the garden, this lodge offers an ideal haven for unwinding, entertaining, or creating a private workspace—truly an enchanting feature of the property.

Descending back towards the house you are greeted with impressive views over to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, and surrounded by mature, established shrubbery. The path weaves it's way from the Garden Lodge to the main house, descending through a variety of paved and grass areas, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. 

The property benefits from extensive parking on a gravel driveway, and a workshop used by the current owners. 

Britannia House is a truly unique building, and offers a luxurious and homely feel, perfect for those looking for something a little bit special. 

Video tour link: Britannia House, Froncysyllte - YouTube

Tenure: Freehold,

Kitchen/Diner

9.36m x 3.55m (30'9" x 11'8")

The kitchen area features a U-shaped layout of cream-colored shaker-style cabinetry with brushed brass handles, topped with solid wood countertops that add warmth to the space. Decorative glass-fronted cabinets break up the run of cupboards, providing display space for glassware and dishes, while woven baskets add a country-cottage touch. The backsplash is tiled in a mix of muted earthy tones, complementing the terracotta-hued floor tiles that run throughout the room. A large farmhouse-style apron sink sits beneath a window, offering a pleasant view and plenty of natural light. The beamed ceiling in rich, natural wood adds depth and character, tying in beautifully with the rustic timber internal door. The adjoining dining area continues the same flooring and ceiling beam aesthetic, seamlessly connecting the two spaces. An exposed stone wall and brickwork chimney breast bring texture and historic charm, framing the range cooker.

Lounge

7.14m x 6.77m (23'5" x 22'3")

This spacious and character-filled lounge combines traditional charm with inviting comfort, creating the perfect space for both relaxation and entertaining.

At its heart is a striking stone fireplace with a solid timber mantle, housing a wood-burning stove—ideal for cozy evenings. The exposed wooden ceiling beams add rustic appeal and warmth, complementing the rich wooden floors that flow throughout the room.

Natural light filters into the Lounge through a window dressed with light curtains, while multiple ceiling light fittings with frosted glass shades ensure the room remains bright and airy. An open wooden staircase leads to the upper floor, adding architectural interest and a sense of openness to the space.

Study

3.94m x 2.27m (12'11" x 7'5")

Rich solid wood flooring runs throughout the study, complementing the half-wall of bespoke cabinetry that provides ample storage for books, files, and decorative items. Warm timber panelling envelops the room, creating a refined, traditional ambiance with a timeless appeal.

A small window allows natural light to filter in, adding a soft, welcoming glow while maintaining privacy—perfect for focused work or quiet reading. Discreetly tucked away, a door within the study offers direct access to the wine cellar, making it an equally enticing space for relaxed evening entertaining.

With its classic design and thoughtful detailing, this study is a versatile addition to the home—equally suited as a private office, library, or intimate retreat.

Wine Cellar

2.37m x 2.81m (7'9" x 9'3")

The wine cellar is a truly special feature. Solid wood flooring lends warmth and character, while a full wall of bespoke wine-storage shelving provides both practical organisation and an impressive display. The space is softly illuminated by two wall-mounted sconce lights, casting a gentle, ambient glow that enhances the intimate, refined atmosphere.

Deliberately dark and cosy, this cellar creates the ideal conditions for preserving fine wines, while its premium finishes make it a space to savour. Whether used purely for storage or as a private tasting room, it delivers a true sense of luxury and indulgence, perfect for the discerning wine enthusiast.

Bedroom 1

6.28m x 3.46m (20'7" x 11'4")

Bedroom 1 is a spacious and character-rich principal bedroom, combining comfort with charming period features.

Soft carpeting underfoot creates a warm and inviting feel, while two windows allow natural light to fill the room, offering pleasant views and a bright, airy atmosphere. The original oak beams add a striking architectural detail, celebrating the home’s heritage and lending a sense of timeless appeal.

A discreet staircase provides direct access to the kitchen, adding a unique and practical touch to the layout. The room also benefits from its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring privacy and convenience.

Generous in size and brimming with character, Bedroom 1 offers a peaceful retreat within the home, perfectly suited as a luxurious main bedroom.

En-suite

3.59m x 1.73m (11'9" x 5'8")

The En-suite is finished in contemporary grey tiling throughout, it offers a sleek and modern aesthetic while remaining easy to maintain. A large shower enclosure with a smooth sliding glass door provides a spacious and refreshing start to the day. Natural light streams in through the window, brightening the room and enhancing its fresh, clean feel.

An oak door opens to a handy storage cupboard, perfect for keeping towels, toiletries, and essentials neatly tucked away. Combining modern finishes with thoughtful touches, this en-suite delivers convenience and style in equal measure.

Bedroom 2

4.09m x 3.58m (13'5" x 11'9")

Bedroom 2 is a generously sized double bedroom, offering both comfort and an enviable outlook.

A large window frames breathtaking views towards the iconic Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, creating a unique and picturesque focal point for the room. The natural light from this vantage point enhances the sense of space and warmth, making it an inviting retreat at any time of day.

With ample room for bedroom furniture and a serene setting, Bedroom 2 is ideal as a guest room, family bedroom, or peaceful home office, all while enjoying one of the most distinctive views in the area.

Bedroom 3

3.04m x 3.55m (10'0" x 11'8")

Bedroom 3 is a well-proportioned double bedroom that combines comfort with a truly remarkable outlook.

A large window also captures stunning views of the world-famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, offering a daily reminder of the area’s beauty and heritage. The room is naturally bright and airy, with the view providing an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.

Spacious enough to accommodate a double bed and additional furnishings, Bedroom 3 is perfect as a guest room, family bedroom, or tranquil home office—made all the more special by its unique and captivating vista.

Landing

7.72m x 2.56m (25'4" x 8'5")

The landing is an impressive central hub to the first floor, accessed via a beautifully crafted bespoke oak staircase that immediately sets the tone for the quality found throughout the home.

Generous in size, the space offers more than just a thoroughfare—there is ample room for a comfortable seating area, creating the perfect spot to read, relax, or enjoy the view from the large window at the far end, which floods the space with natural light.

From here, doors lead to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom, and the superb Games/Cinema Room, ensuring a practical and well-connected layout. Combining elegance, space, and functionality, this landing enhances the home’s sense of flow and provides a bright, welcoming transition between rooms.

Games/Cinema Room

6.83m x 4.35m (22'5" x 14'3")

The Games/Cinema Room is an outstanding leisure space, perfectly designed for both relaxation and entertaining on any scale.

At its heart is a striking large brick fireplace housing a wood-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. A bespoke fitted bar adds a touch of luxury and practicality, ideal for hosting gatherings with friends and family. The room is exceptionally spacious, easily accommodating the current owners’ full-sized pool table along with generous seating, while still feeling open and uncluttered.

Direct access to the garden enhances the room’s versatility, allowing for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining during warmer months. A connected audio/visual system transforms the space into a fully functioning home cinema, ensuring an immersive experience for movie nights and sporting events alike.

Blending rustic charm with modern functionality, this exceptional room is a true lifestyle feature of the home.

Bathroom

4.93m x 2.5m (16'2" x 8'2")

The Family Bathroom is a generously proportioned and beautifully appointed space, combining period elegance with premium finishes.

A classic roll-top, claw-footed bath takes centre stage, offering a luxurious spot to unwind, while the period-style toilet and basin perfectly complement the room’s timeless character. High-quality fixtures and fittings have been chosen throughout, adding a refined and durable touch.

The flooring is thoughtfully divided—rich hardwood underfoot in one half of the room adds warmth and sophistication, while soft carpeting in the other enhances comfort and creates a relaxed, homely feel. The generous proportions ensure a light, open atmosphere, while still providing a sense of privacy and tranquillity.

Immaculately presented and full of charm, this bathroom offers a premium space designed for both style and comfort.

Garden Lodge

4.41m x 4.1m (14'6" x 13'5")

Currently used by the owners as a cozy evening retreat, this versatile space features a charming log burner, a compact kitchen area, and a convenient composting toilet. A ladder provides access to a mezzanine floor, which offers excellent storage potential and is spacious enough to accommodate children’s sleepovers or the occasional guest stay.

External

The expansive multi-tiered garden provides a variety of spaces for relaxation and recreation, culminating in the enchanting garden lodge—accessed by a bridge over a koi pond. There is ample off-street parking, a versatile workshop, and well-planned storage throughout.

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15 King Street, Wrexham, LL11 1HF

'Going that little bit further' is more than just a tag line - it is a culture we are proud of and is integral to the service we provide and the reputation we have built.

Belvoir Wrexham office is conveniently located in the Wrexham town centre and our office covers the Wrexham Borough such as Gresford, Holt, Mold, Rossett, Marford, Buckley, Chirk, Llangollen even as far as Anglesey . Our Belvoir Wrexham team, work with a 'We Live Here' attitude. This means that as all of the staff live locally to our office they have a far better knowledge, understanding, expertise and love for the area where they specialise.

Belvoir Wrexham are established as a friendly neighbourhood point of contact and are always glad to share directions, local information and well informed property advice. The office is on King Street; the distinctive red Belvoir sign above the door makes it easy to spot. While in the area you can also visit the many flourishing independent shops, bars and eateries which make this part of Wrexham so popular.

All of our offices market properties across Wrexham as well as specialising locally, so whatever your property query do not hesitate to drop in and speak to our team.

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