GENERAL INFORMATION
Council Tax: | Awaiting information |
Tenure: | Freehold |
SITUATION
This beautifully appointed home occupies a substantial 5.5 acre plot, located off a minor road in Nantglyn, on the outskirts of the historical town of Denbigh, in Denbighshire, North Wales.
Situated within 15 minutes' drive of the town centre, offering a comprehensive selection of amenities, including shops, cafes and restaurants, this property is also within easy reach of fast commuter links, such as the A55 Expressway, offering swift passage further along the coast, towards Chester City, Wirral, Liverpool and Manchester, and to the local business and industrial parks.
DESCRIPTION
Bronffynnon is a very rare proposition - a hilltop home set in the stunning Denbighshire landscape, enjoying unrestricted, heart-stopping panoramic views, all refurbished to avery high standard. Offering versatile accommodation, Bronffynnon is perfect as a single dwelling for a growing family, or as two dwellings - a luxurious 2,200sq/ft two bed farm house and a 759 sq/ft self-contained two bed annex - perfect for a relative or as a high-end holiday let (fully compliant). Nestled into the hillside, the main house briefly comprises; entrance hall, with slate slab floor and utility area, ideal for cleaning the dogs after a long walk and useful store cupboard; downstairs WC, with modern style white suite; closet/wine store; large utility room/butler's kitchen; further hallway, also with beautiful slate slab floor; internal hallway with staircase and welcoming sitting, having feature fireplace having multi-fuel stove and exposed beams, with both picture windows and French doors drinking in those spectacular views to the front.
Linked to the house via a hallway, the annex briefly comprises; entrance porch; kitchen, offering a range of modern style fitted wall and base units, topped with wood-effect work surfaces and integrated appliances; sun room, having French doors opening to patio & garden; spacious living/dining room, having feature slate fireplace with open fire and access to cavernous storage cupboard, with stairs rising to; first floor landing, leading to; generous master bedroom, with fitted wardrobes to two walls and window to front offering spectacular far-reaching views, a second double bedroom and shower room, having white suite including corner shower enclosure with glass screen and mains pressure thermostatic shower, basin with mono-block mixer tap over and low-flush toilet, both inset to vanity unit.
Immaculately presented throughout, Bronffynnon also benefits from having oil fired central heating via no less than two Worcester combi boilers, double glazing throughout and the opportunity to access fast fibre broadband.
MAIN HOUSE - GROUND FLOOR
Hallway
Sitting room - 4.97m x 4.53m [16' 3" x 14' 10"]
Sun room - 4.28m x 2.30m [14' 0" x 7' 6"]
Utility room / Butler's kitchen - 3.75m x 1.89m [12' 3" x 6' 2"]
Downstairs WC
Stairwell - 2.49m x 2.23m [8' 2" x 7' 3"]
Kitchen / breakfast room - 9.08m x 3.99m [29' 9" x 13' 1"]
Study - 2.44m x 1.87m [8' 0" x 6' 1"]
MAIN HOUSE - FIRST FLOOR
Landing
Master bedroom - 4.10m x 3.86m [13' 5" x 12' 7"]
Bedroom 2 - 4.52m x 2.05m [14' 9" x 6' 8"]
Bathroom
ANNEX - GROUND FLOOR
Porch
Utility
Kitchen - 4.59m x 2.61m [15' 0" x 8' 6"]
Living room - 4.47m x 3.52m [14' 8" x 11' 6"]
ANNEX - FIRST FLOOR
Landing
Master bedroom - 3.61m x 3.61m [11' 10" x 11' 10"]
Bedroom 2 - 3.99m x 2.56m [13' 1" x 8' 4"]
Shower room - 2.61m x 1.88m [8' 6" x 6' 2"]
OUTBUILDINGS
Attached - Log store
Attached - Workshop - 3.30m x 3.08m [10' 9" x 10' 1"]
Attached - Dog pen - 2.18m x 2.11m [7' 1" x 6' 11"]
Attached - Dog pen - 2.11m x 2.05m [6' 11" x 6' 8"]
Barn - 9.78m x 4.80m [32' 1" x 15' 9"]
Stable 1 - 3.54m x 3.42m [11' 7" x 11' 2"]
Stable 2 - 3.55m x 3.42m [11' 7" x 11' 2"]
Tack room - 4.40m x 1.75m [14' 5" x 5' 8"]
EXTERNAL
Bronffynnon is approached over a concrete driveway, ridged for grip, which meanders up the hillside and opens into a wide driveway offering ample parking. The dwelling is sat centrally in its plot and enjoys a commanding view over the county of the full breadth of Denbighshire and towards the Clwydian Range beyond, with several paddocks offering grazing and assorted outbuildings including workshop, log store, pens for animals, a hayloft, timber building to the rear offering stables and tack room, and a further building ideal for use as a barn/secure store.
DIRECTIONS
Travelling from Denbigh Town Centre, proceed west long A543 and after 2.9 miles, turn left onto a minor road. After 1.6 miles, turn right, then right again after 0.4 miles where the entrance to the driveway will be found on the right hand side.
VIEWINGS
Viewings are exclusively by appointment. Please contact our Hawarden Branch on 01244 537 537 to discuss your requirements.
Before arranging a viewing, we will ask you several questions to establish your circumstances. Please ensure that you have a few minutes to spare when you call so we can go through this process. Reades is registered with the Information Commissioner no. Z8533957. Any information you provide is held securely in accordance with Data Protection requirements and not given to any other persons or organisation, unless with your permission.
DISCLAIMER
Whilst we make every effort to ensure that the information contained within this publication is true and accurate, it is for guidance purposes only and should not be relied upon as a representation or statement of fact. It is the responsibility of the applicant to verify the details shown in this publication prior to making an offer. Neither Reades nor any of its employees or agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. Please note; any floorplans included in this publication are for guide purposes only and are not produced to scale. Where "Broadband available" or "Fibre available" is stated, this is based on the BT postcode search and indicates that broadband should be available in this area. Additional costs for phone line installation and rental may apply.