3 bed detached house for sale

Ffordd Uchaf, Gwynfryn, Wrexham LL11

A fantastic opportunity to purchase ‘The Croft, ’ a charming three-bedroom detached stone cottage set in an elevated position enjoying beautiful panoramic countryside views. This delightful home perfectly combines character features with modern touches, offering spacious and versatile accommodation ideal for family living. The ground floor comprises three reception rooms, a conservatory, kitchen, and utility room, providing a flexible layout that caters to both relaxation and entertaining. To the first floor are three generous double bedrooms, including a principal suite with dressing room and en-suite, alongside a spacious family bathroom. Externally, the property boasts two driveways offering ample parking, a detached garage, and a log store. The south-facing gardens are mainly laid to lawn, complemented by established trees, shrubs, and hedging, offering privacy and a tranquil outdoor retreat. Situated in the sought-after hilltop village of Gwynfryn, just five miles from Wrexham City Centre, this idyllic location offers the perfect balance between rural living and convenience. Nearby villages including Bwlchgwyn, Minera, and Coedpoeth provide a wealth of local amenities such as shops, schools, cafés, and public houses. The surrounding area is renowned for its scenic countryside walks, including routes across Minera Mountain and Esclusham Valley, while the A483 offers excellent road links to Wrexham, Chester, and Oswestry. This exceptional home must be viewed to fully appreciate the character, versatility, and setting it has to offer.

Entrance Hall

Hardwood door with stained glass window leads into entrance hallway with 'Ruabon Red' tiled floor, ceiling light point, panelled radiator, two storage cupboards with one having shelving, carpeted stairs to first floor, hardwood doors into sitting room and dining room. Composite double glazed window to conservatory.

Sitting Room

Versatile space recently used as an additional bedroom, currently the sitting room with metal framed double glazed bay window set in wooden frame to the front elevation with a built in desk area, along with two additional windows to the side elevation. Working multi-fuel burner sat on a 'Ruabon Red' tiled hearth in a stone surround with wooden mantle. Carpet flooring, ceiling light point and panelled radiator.

Dining Room

Featuring a solid fuel 'Rayburn' cooker with hot plate, plate warmer and double oven sat on quarry tiled hearth with tiled surround. The Rayburn is also used to heat the secondary heating system. Two double glazed windows to the front elevation with an additional window into conservatory. Wooden laminate flooring, ceiling light point, internet point with fibre optic, beamed ceiling, space for dining table and panelled radiator. Pitched pine door into entrance hallway. Opening into kitchen and living room.

Kitchen

Aluminium double glazed window to the side elevation with countryside views. Housing a range of wooden wall, drawer and base units with soft close feature, plate rack and complimentary work surface over. Ceramic sink and drainer with mixer tap over. Integrated appliances to include a dishwasher, electric fan oven and grill with self cleaning option and gas hob with extractor over. Tiled flooring and brick style splash-back tiling. Space for fridge freezer, inset ceiling lighting, under-cabinet lighting and panelled radiator.

Living Room

Opening from the dining room there is a continuation of the beamed ceiling leading into the living room; featuring an additional multi-fuel burner set on ''Ruabon Red' tiles within the original stonework. Double glazed hardwood window into conservatory. Ceiling light point, wooden laminate flooring, panelled radiator and doors to the utility area and conservatory.

Conservatory

Brick and hardwood framed conservatory with double glazed windows and 'French' doors onto the secured patio area with polycarbonate roof. Tiled flooring, wall lighting and power sockets.

Utility

Pitched pine door off the living room leads into the utility area; housing a range of wooden wall, drawer and base units with complimentary work surface over. Stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap over. Space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. Combination oil fired boiler. Inset ceiling lighting, tiled flooring, cupboard housing electric meters and fitted rails for coat storage. Double glazed frosted windows to the side and rear elevation.

Landing Area

Option to be used as a study area the spacious landing has a double glazed window to the front elevation with far-reaching views. Doors off to all bedrooms and family bathroom, carpet flooring with hardwood flooring under, two ceiling light points, panelled radiator, double glazed window overlooking the garden and access to the loft space which has been mostly boarded.

Principal Bedroom Suite

Double glazed window to the rear elevation, newly fitted carpet, panelled radiator and ceiling light point. Door leading into dressing room.

Dressing Room

Frosted double glazed window to the side elevation, ceiling light point, newly fitted carpet flooring and door into en-suite.

En-Suite

Three piece suite comprising low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and enclosed corner shower cubical with mains shower. Velux sky light, tiled flooring, heated towel rail, ceiling light point and vanity unit.

Bedroom Two

Two double glazed windows to the front and side elevation, carpet flooring, panelled radiator and ceiling light point.

Bedroom Three

Window to the front elevation with far-reaching views over Cheshire. Housing a range of built in wardrobes with clothes rail and shelving. Carpet flooring, panelled radiator and dimmable ceiling light point.

Family Bathroom

Three piece suite comprising low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with electric power shower over. Frosted double glazed window to the side elevation, heated towel rail, fitted vanity unit, part tiled walls, wood effect vinyl flooring and ceiling light point.

Garage

Detached stone-built garage with pitched roof, up and over door, fitted workbenches, power and lighting. Additional access via a wooden door to the side.

Log Store

Attached to garage is an additional outhouse with a ceiling light point and power sockets.

Outside

One of the main features of 'The Croft' is the outside space which offers area of complete privacy and is south facing so achieves sunshine throughout the day. Upon entering is a wooden gate leading to a gravel driveway with space for four vehicles comfortably plus more if required. There is also additional land to the other side of the property with space for an additional three vehicles. To the left you will find the detached garage, log store and a separate brick built store previously used as an old lavatory. Leading on from the driveway you will find a spacious lawn area with a greenhouse and established trees and shrubberies to include a chestnut, apple and rhododendron. Following the garden around you will come to a private slabbed patio area which is fenced off for security with a gate for easy access into the conservatory. To the boundaries there is stone walling and hedges. Additionally you will find an outside tap, lighting and the oil tank.

Additional Information

'The Croft' has been occupied by the present owners for 23 years. The cottage was originally two cottages, was acquired as a home for unmarried mothers and split into two homes at some point in the 1900's. It maintains many original features including doors, windows and beamed ceilings with some modernisations completed over the years. There is no mains gas to the property however the owners tell me they have their oil tank re-filled twice a year at an approximate cost of less than £1000 per year, however this figure would vary with usage. The kitchen hob is run from lpg gas in which the owners purchase approximately two times a year. The boiler is a combination boiler which has been serviced regularly.

Important Information

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