Pont Swll
Carrog, Corwen, Clwyd, LL21 9LB
Guide Price
£750,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Smallholding, Solar Energy
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Oct 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian, Smallholding, Solar Energy
- Land Tags: Paddock
The Property
Situated at the end of a long private driveway in a secluded and idyllic spot is this beautifully presented 3 bedroom period house. There is approximately 3.8 acres of land for varying use, and it would make an ideal smallholding or equestrian facility. There is also plenty of scope for extending the property into the workshop/barn to make a much larger home if desired.
Accommodation briefly comprises; sitting room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, utility room, shower room, 3 double bedrooms (one with en-suite), large double garage and barn/workshop along with detached stable block and tack room and a private summerhouse. Outside there are a range of individual paddocks and gardens set over multiple levels leading to one of the tributaries of the River Dee.
The property has a highly specified thermal store providing hot water and heating via solar panels and back boilers attached to the Rayburn in the kitchen and wood burning stoves in the sitting room and dining room. There is an electric immersion as a backup.
The property is set in a secluded location approximately one mile from the pretty village of Carrog on the banks of the River Dee. The market towns of Llangollen and Corwen are both around a 15 minute drive away where you will find a range of local shops and services. Llangollen has a larger selection of well known shops and supermarkets.
Sitting Room
A lovely main sitting room, dominated by a large inglenook fireplace with slate hearth and oak supporting beam. There is also a large central oak frame and ceiling beam.
Dining Room
Bright dining room with stone fireplace with oak supporting beam and multi fuel burner. Slate flooring.
Kitchen
A wonderful kitchen with high vaulted ceilings and sky lights and open plan into the breakfast room, taking in some splendid views. There are a range of base and wall units topped with black granite worktops, large central island, Rayburn wood-burning range with back boiler, Neff induction hob, Miele integrated oven, Siemens integrated dishwasher and telescopic extractor fan. Space for large American style fridge freezer. Double doors lead to side porch.
Steps lead down to
Breakfast Room
With large floor to ceiling oak framed windows and french doors, overlooking the grounds. Vaulted ceiling and slate flooring. Currently used as a sitting room.
Utility Room
With space and plumbing for chest freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer, porcelain sink and mixer tap and walk in cold store pantry.
Shower Room
Wet room with slate tiled floor and walls, low level WC and handbasin, electric shower, under-floor heating and heated towel rail.
Bedroom Three/Study
Situated on the ground floor, this room is currently set up as a home office but would make an ideal third bedroom. There is a cast iron multi fuel burner with slate hearth, high vaulted ceilings with oak beams, built in storage units and door leading to outside.
Landing
Vaulted ceiling and velux window.
Bedroom One
Double bedroom with high vaulted ceilings, open oak beams and velux window.
En-suite
Beautifully presented en-suite with low level WC, hand basin and corner shower. Velux roof light and heated towel rail.
Bedroom Two
Lage double bedroom with high vaulted ceiling and a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes.
Bathroom
Large freestanding roll top bath, corner shower, low level WC and hand basin. Heated towel rail.
Double Garage
Large double garage with timber paneled doors. Currently used as a gym.
Barn
Large L shaped barn offering plenty of storage or workshop space. Being attached to the house this would be ideal for re-development as an extension to the main house. Architects drawings have been produced for a 3 bed extension.
Stables
Purpose built stable block with one large and one small stable. Adjoining tack room. Power supply and water.
Summer House
Situated on the lower level of the land and access via a set of steps this summerhouse is set up with guests in mind. Plenty of space for a double bed, electricity and a large decked area overlooking the tributory of the River Dee.
Outside
The gardens extend to the front, side and rear of the property enjoying great views from all aspects.
The surrounding land is split into 3 main paddocks, currently housing livestock and ponies. The land surrounds the property and offers plenty of superb views of the countryside.
Property ownership information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: F
Marketed by: Purplebricks, covering Llandudno
Situated at the end of a long private driveway in a secluded and idyllic spot is this beautifully presented 3 bedroom period house. There is approximately 3.8 acres of land for varying use, and it would make an ideal smallholding or equestrian facility. There is also plenty of scope for extending the property into the workshop/barn to make a much larger home if desired.
Accommodation briefly comprises; sitting room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, utility room, shower room, 3 double bedrooms (one with en-suite), large double garage and barn/workshop along with detached stable block and tack room and a private summerhouse. Outside there are a range of individual paddocks and gardens set over multiple levels leading to one of the tributaries of the River Dee.
The property has a highly specified thermal store providing hot water and heating via solar panels and back boilers attached to the Rayburn in the kitchen and wood burning stoves in the sitting room and dining room. There is an electric immersion as a backup.
The property is set in a secluded location approximately one mile from the pretty village of Carrog on the banks of the River Dee. The market towns of Llangollen and Corwen are both around a 15 minute drive away where you will find a range of local shops and services. Llangollen has a larger selection of well known shops and supermarkets.
Sitting Room
A lovely main sitting room, dominated by a large inglenook fireplace with slate hearth and oak supporting beam. There is also a large central oak frame and ceiling beam.
Dining Room
Bright dining room with stone fireplace with oak supporting beam and multi fuel burner. Slate flooring.
Kitchen
A wonderful kitchen with high vaulted ceilings and sky lights and open plan into the breakfast room, taking in some splendid views. There are a range of base and wall units topped with black granite worktops, large central island, Rayburn wood-burning range with back boiler, Neff induction hob, Miele integrated oven, Siemens integrated dishwasher and telescopic extractor fan. Space for large American style fridge freezer. Double doors lead to side porch.
Steps lead down to
Breakfast Room
With large floor to ceiling oak framed windows and french doors, overlooking the grounds. Vaulted ceiling and slate flooring. Currently used as a sitting room.
Utility Room
With space and plumbing for chest freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer, porcelain sink and mixer tap and walk in cold store pantry.
Shower Room
Wet room with slate tiled floor and walls, low level WC and handbasin, electric shower, under-floor heating and heated towel rail.
Bedroom Three/Study
Situated on the ground floor, this room is currently set up as a home office but would make an ideal third bedroom. There is a cast iron multi fuel burner with slate hearth, high vaulted ceilings with oak beams, built in storage units and door leading to outside.
Landing
Vaulted ceiling and velux window.
Bedroom One
Double bedroom with high vaulted ceilings, open oak beams and velux window.
En-suite
Beautifully presented en-suite with low level WC, hand basin and corner shower. Velux roof light and heated towel rail.
Bedroom Two
Lage double bedroom with high vaulted ceiling and a range of bespoke fitted wardrobes.
Bathroom
Large freestanding roll top bath, corner shower, low level WC and hand basin. Heated towel rail.
Double Garage
Large double garage with timber paneled doors. Currently used as a gym.
Barn
Large L shaped barn offering plenty of storage or workshop space. Being attached to the house this would be ideal for re-development as an extension to the main house. Architects drawings have been produced for a 3 bed extension.
Stables
Purpose built stable block with one large and one small stable. Adjoining tack room. Power supply and water.
Summer House
Situated on the lower level of the land and access via a set of steps this summerhouse is set up with guests in mind. Plenty of space for a double bed, electricity and a large decked area overlooking the tributory of the River Dee.
Outside
The gardens extend to the front, side and rear of the property enjoying great views from all aspects.
The surrounding land is split into 3 main paddocks, currently housing livestock and ponies. The land surrounds the property and offers plenty of superb views of the countryside.
Property ownership information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: F
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Marketed by: Purplebricks, covering Llandudno
Land Registry Data
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