Pwllglas, Ruthin, Denbighshire | Guide price £399,950 | 4 bedroom Detached  

Entrance hall | Sitting room | Drawing room | Dining room | Butler’s Pantry | Garden room | Kitchen | Cloakroom | Cellar room / bedroom / study | Principal bedroom with dressing room | Three further double bedrooms | Family Bathroom | Outbuilding/office | Garden | Rear courtyard with stream | Planning consent to provide additional reception room and sixth bedroom | EPC Rating F

Llanerchgron Isa is believed to have been built circa 1640, renovated in the 1820’s to provide an imposing country home with many original features. The property has recently been very well modernised and offers considerable
character with thick stone walls, sash windows, wooden shutters, oak staircase, exposed timber beams and stunning views of Moel Famau.

Downstairs the property boasts a charming covered porch, entrance hall, sitting
room, drawing room, both with open fireplaces, dining room, butler’s pantry, garden room, kitchen, cloakroom and a useful cellar room / bedroom.

The first floor offers landing, the principal bedroom, en suite bathroom and
dressing room, a double bedroom and family bathroom.

The second floor offers a generous landing with two double bedrooms, one with vaulted ceiling and both with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside.

• Llanerchgron Isa is situated in a beautiful rural location within the Vale of Clwyd.

• The nearby village of Pwllglas provides a public house, village hall and nursery school and is four miles from the historic market town of Ruthin which offers a full range of shopping
and leisure facilities.

• The area provides a number of excellent schools both in the private and public sector.

• The A55 Expressway is approximately 15 miles to the north serving Holyhead and Bangor to the west and Chester and Liverpool to the east, both of which are with in daily
commuting distance.

• Manchester airport is approximately 60 miles distant.

The main access to the property is via a driveway which also provides ample gravelled parking.

There is a pretty garden with stream and a converted former bakery which has been renovated to provide a separate detached office.

The gardens lie to the south bounded by a high stone wall and a mature double hedge. The formal garden and paddock lead to a field extending to about five acres with River Clwyd frontage and fishing rights.