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An opportunity has arisen for a prospective Contract Holders to live on the Erddig Estate.
Please scroll down to Further information from this agent for the full brochure and photographs.
Viewings are strictly to those who have been shortlisted following the submission of their application form (which can be found below, please scroll down).

The Location
The property is within easy access to the A525 or A483 Wrexham to Gobowen bypass.
The property is a 10 minute drive to the Ruabon train station. Close to Ruabon primary and high schools.

The National Trust
The National Trust is Europe's leading conservation charity, and is committed to preserving special places for ever, for everyone. The Trust depends on the income it generates from its rental properties, and could not deliver its core objectives without the support of its thousands of tenants and volunteers.

This property is part of Erddig Estate that came to the Trust in 1973.
Erddig Hall was extensively restored in 1973-1977 following severe mining subsistence. Gifted by Philip York III in 1973, the estate extends to 488ha, 15ha of woodland The Erddig Country Park Visitor Centre displays a collection of local farm machinery, mainly from the second half of the C19, and gives information about the estate. Volunteering opportunities are available by contacting or .

The Property
The Property
Ground Floor
Front Entrance
Hallway leading to stairs, Reception rooms 1 and 2.

Reception Room 1 - 3.60m x 2.97m
Exposed beams. 2 x double sockets 1 x TV aerial socket. T & G Door, Pendant light fitting. 1 x open fire with tiled and wood surround. New carpets, Radiator.

Reception Room 2 - 3.1m x 3.0m
1 external door to gain access to garden. Under stairs storage area. Access to kitchen. 1 x open fire with brick surround. Pendant light fitting. 2 x double power sockets 1 x BT phone point Cupboard housing the electrical consumer unit and key meter. Exposed beams. New carpet. Secondary glazing. Radiator.

Kitchen - 3.23m x 3.63m
Howdens Burford Cream modern range of base and wall units, with single sink drainer with hot and cold mixer taps. Plumbing for 600mm washing machine and 600mm dishwasher. Wooden effect work surface with cream brick style surround between units. Secondary glazing to part. 3 x double, 4 x single power sockets. Mains heat alarm. Space for 600mm electric cooker with extractor hood above. 2 x pendant light fittings. Mains powered smoke alarm. Door through to rear elevation and dining room, access to garden.

Dining Room - 3.0m x 3.70m
Exposed beams 2 x secondary glazing windows. 2 x double power socket. Pendant light fitting.

Stairs to 1st floor
Bedroom 1 - 3.7m x 3.1m (double)
Pendant light fitting 2 x double power socket. 1 x Radiator 1 x secondary glazed window.

Bedroom 2 - 4.3m x 3.75m (double) Pendant light fitting. 2 x secondary glazed windows. 2 x double power sockets. Storage area above stairs. 1 x radiator.

Bedroom 3 - 2.9m x 3.35m (double) Secondary glazed windows. Pendant light fitting. 2 x double power sockets. 1 x radiator.

Bedroom 4 - 3.1m x 3.6m (single) Pendant light fitting. 1 x radiator. 2 x double power sockets. 1 x secondary glazed window overlooking garden.

Bathroom
New Large enclosed shower, 1 x Towel heater. 1 x glass bathroom cabinet over toilet area. 1 x over sink mirror with light and electric shaver connections. Steeple extractor fan. Pullcord light switch. Enclosed light fitting. Storage area with radiator and shelving.

Outside
Large enclosed garden with shrubs. Large timber outbuilding/garage. Gravelled path and parking area for 2 cars.

Services
LPG underground tank for central heating. Electricity key meter. BT phone line.

Outgoings and Council Tax
The tenant is to pay Council Tax, and all other outgoings relating to the property. The property is in Band * for Council Tax and the standard charge for 2026/2027 payable to Anglesey Council is £3335.00

Energy Performance
The property is Grade II Listed and exempt from an EPC. The property has been registered for exemption.

The Contract
The property is available to let under a Standard Occupation Contract

Rent
The prospective tenant is asked to pay £1500 per calendar month. The rent is to be payable monthly in advance by direct debit with the first payment being made on the commencement of the tenancy.

Rent reviews
The National Trust carries out rent reviews of the property every year to open market value.

Insurance
The National Trust will be responsible for insuring the building but the Contract Holder will be responsible for insuring the contents.
Repairing Responsibilities (Summary)

The National Trust will be responsible for repairs to the structure, exterior of the building, installations for the supply of services, external decoration. The National Trust will also be responsible for servicing the appliances.

The Contract Holder will be responsible for internal repairs and decoration, garden, fences, drives.

Sub Letting
The property shall be occupied as a single private residence only. There will be no right to assign, sub-let or part with possession for the whole or any part of the premises.

Pets
Pets must be discussed during the application process.

Viewings
Viewings strictly by appointment only to those who have reached our shortlist. Date of which to be confirmed after the closing date for applications which is 4pm on 1st July 2026.

Contact
Letting Department, Ysbyty Estate Office, Dinas, Betws y Coed, Conwy, LL24 0HF wa.

Credit Check
The National Trust will request all interested parties to complete the Enclosed/attached Credit Reference Occupation Contract Application Form. All information contained will be handled in compliance with the Data Protection Act. Only the successful applicant will be subject to the Credit Check by the Credit Referencing Agency.

GDPR
Our full Privacy Policy can be found online at
As a Tenant of the National Trust, we will use your personal information to fulfil our contract with you. This may include, but is not limited to, sending you rental invoices, tenant and landlord correspondence, and contacting you with information about issues or activities relating to your lease. We will not pass your details to third parties except where you have provided explicit consent or where we need to do so in order to fulfil our legal or landlord responsibilities, for example if we need to send your address or contact details to a maintenance contractor so they can carry out repairs, or where we are required to liaise with Council Tax departments or Utilities companies at the beginning or end of a Tenancy.
For further information about being a National Trust tenant, you can visit us online at

Note:
These particulars are issued for guidance purposes only. They are prepared and issued in good faith and are intended to give a fair summary of the property. Any description or information given should not be relied upon as a statement or representation of fact. Photographs show only certain parts of the property at the time they were taken. Any areas, measurements or distances given are only approximate. Prospective applicants must satisfy themselves by inspection as to these and other relevant details. The National Trust reserves the right to not have to accept any offer received for this property.

National Trust Contract Holders
As a Contract Holder of the National Trust, you’ll receive a free ‘tenant pass’ throughout the duration of your Occupation Contract. This means that you, your children (under 18) and one other adult can visit the places we care for, for free. You’ll also receive a National Trust Handbook to help you plan your days out, a copy of the National Trust Magazine and a free parking permit for when you visit us.

It’s important to know that the income we make from the places we let plays an essential role in funding our conservation work. It protects nature, beauty and history for generations to come.

We’re keen to build long-lasting landlord-tenant relationships that bring stability and longevity to your plans and ours. We know that tenants have high expectations of their National Trust rental property, but we also expect them to look after the property as if we were looking after it. That’s because being a National Trust tenant means looking after a piece of history. It means being a custodian of a building. And it means helping to protect it for the next generation.