Llandrillo, Corwen

AN ATTRACTIVE GRADE II LISTED TWO BEDROOM PERIOD COTTAGE set in the heart of the Pennant valley amidst mature woodland with two timber framed cabins and small paddock with extensive frontage onto the river Ceidiog, the whole extending to approx 4.7 acres, about 1 mile from the picturesque village of Llandrillo.

Standing in the heart of the Pennant valley, An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the western side of the Berwyn mountains, this pretty cottage, listed by CADW as an example of a small agricultural worker's cottage which has retained many of its original features, offers scope for some modernisation and possible extension subject to consent. It affords outbuilt and enclosed porch, an attractive lounge/dining room with wood stove, kitchen, inner lobby, bedroom two, modern conservatory and shower room, first floor main bedroom. Solid fuel and oil heating, extensive parcel of woodland with mountain stream and small paddock.

Location - Llandrillo is a small village community nestling in the heart of the Upper Dee Valley almost equidistant between Corwen and Bala, some 17 miles from Ruthin and 15 miles Llangollen. Centred on the historic Church, there is a general stores and restaurant to its' centre whilst the renowned Tyddyn Llan Restaurant and Hotel is on the periphery of the village.

The Accommodation Comprises -

Porch - Twin panelled doors leading into an enclosed porch.

Lounge/Dining Room - 4.57m x 3.56m (15' x 11'8") - An attractive room with a white painted beamed ceiling, cottage style window to front with sill, recessed fireplace with inset wood stove with back boiler interconnecting into the domestic hot water system, red quarry tile flooring, panelled radiator.



Inner Lobby - Leading to bedroom two

Bedroom Two - 4.22m max x 2.90m max (l-shaped) (13'10" max x 9'6 - An L-shaped room with partially vaulted ceiling, painted stonework to front with cottage style window, ornate free-standing cast iron stove on a red quarry tiled floor, painted wall panelling in part.



Conservatory - 3.23m x 2.51m (10'7" x 8'3") - A modern addition with white UPVC double glazed windows and polycarbonate roof, it has a glazed door leading out, woodgrain effect floor finish, panelled radiator.

Kitchen - 3.66m x 1.93m (12' x 6'4") - Fitted base and wall units with hardwood worktop, inset single drainer sink, tiled splashback, oil fired Stanley range cooker with back boiler interconnecting with the wood burning stove to provide hot water and heating, partially vaulted ceiling with exposed purlin, red quarry tile floor, staircase rising to the main bedroom.

Shower Room - 2.49m x 2.06m (8'2" x 6'9") - Shower tray with electric shower over, pedestal wash basin and low level WC. Fully tiled walls, tiled floor, plumbing for washing machine, radiator.

Bedroom One - 4.70m x 3.66m (15'5" x 12') - A large room with partially vaulted ceiling with exposed purlin, open fronted airing cupboard with cylinder, cottage style window to front, panelled radiator.

Outside - The property stands to one side of a minor country lane. There is a lean-to former coach house to one side currently used for storage (11' x 9'3" plus recess) together with a further outbuilt store to part of the front elevation.

Main Cabin With Verandah - Thereafter there is a secluded cottage style garden with mature hedging and shrubs together with pathway leading over a minor mountain stream to an area used for chopping logs with open fronted log stores.

Log Cabin - The pathways meander up through the large area of mature woodland of mainly Scots Pine and some beech trees which stand tall over an area of natural flora and fauna. The mountain stream extends up along the western boundary from which there are views towards the Pennant valley together with a large timber framed and panelled cabin with a raised veranda looking south. Beyond, there is a further log cabin.

Woodland -



Paddock - To the opposite side of the lane is a parcel of land which benefits from extensive frontage and fishing rights on the river Ceidiog. It provides an ideal enclosure for keeping small livestock and there are currently a variety of hens and ducks.



River Ceidiog -

Directions - From Ruthin take the A494 Corwen Road proceeding through Gwyddelwern and after some 9 miles and on reaching the 'T' junction with the A5104 Chester Road turn right. Continue to the traffic lights with the A5 and turn left and on crossing the River Dee Bridge turn immediately right onto the B4401 Old Bala Road. Proceed through the village of Cynwyd and into Llandrillo thereafter. Proceed over the bridge in the centre of Llandrillo and on reaching the shop turn left. After some 75 yards take the left-hand fork and continue out the village for about 1mile in to the pennant Valley and the property will be found on the right.

Agents Notes - Mains electricity, private water supply on land adjoining, private drainage.

Council Tax - Band c

Tenure -

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*Extra Services - Referrals - Mortgage referrals, conveyancing referral and surveying referrals will be offered by Cavendish Estate Agents. If a buyer or seller should proceed with any of these services then a commission fee will be paid to Cavendish Estate Agents Ltd upon completion.

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

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

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