Llanrhydd is a small hamlet centred on the historic church located on a minor country lane in the heart of the Vale about 1 mile from Ruthin town centre. The nearby town provides a wide range of facilities catering for most daily requirements to include primary and secondary schools.

Canopy entrance with Georgian style glazed door leading to entrance hall.

Woodgrain effect floor, display niche, panelled radiator.

Cubicle with bi-fold screen and electric shower over, corner wash basin with tiled splash and low level WC, tiled floor, extractor fan, double glazed cottage style window, panelled radiator.

A spacious room with an impressive inglenook style fireplace with raised hearth, two display niches, back boiler, substantial supporting beam, wall light points, central beam, original steel diamond pattern single glazed window, Georgian bay window with window seat overlooking the adjoining conservatory. TV point, woodgrain effect floor finish, panelled radiator.

Original steel diamond pattern window with secondary glazing, partially vaulted ceiling with painted beams, matching flooring, panelled radiator. Twin glazed doors opening to garden room.

A recent addition to the cottage designed to take full advantage of the delightful aspect over the gardens, it has Georgian style double glazed windows to two sides with a partially vaulted ceiling, wall light points, stone effect ceramic tiled flooring.

Fitted with a modern range of base and wall mounted cupboards and drawers with solid oak panelled door and drawer fronts with contrasting stone effect working surfaces to include an inset one and half bowl sink with drainer and mixer tap, integrated double oven, inset four ring electric hob with canopy above with inset extractor fan, integrated fridge, freezer, dishwasher, attractive tiled splashbacks, partially vaulted ceiling, ceramic tiled flooring, double glazed window affording a pleasing southerly aspect over the garden. Bi-fold doors opening to side porch.

A timber framed addition to the cottage with plumbing for washing machine, Worcester oil fired combination boiler providing heating and hot water, fitted cupboards, tiled floor, stable door leading out.

Forming part of the extension, a large double room with Georgian style shallow bow window with window seat overlooking the garden, wall light point, panelled radiator.

Large corner cubicle with glazed screen, shaped bath, pedestal wash basin, low level WC, part tiled walls to decorative dado, extractor fan, steel framed window with secondary glazing, Dimplex wall heater, panelled radiator.

Two metal diamond patterned windows, partially vaulted ceiling, wall light points, panelled radiator.

Presently used as an office, it has a traditional diamond patterned steel window and panelled radiator.

The property stands on a minor country lane about 1 mile from the centre of Ruthin in an area noted for its many country walks being quite close to an historic Grade II listed bridge over the Dwr Ial a minor tributary of the Clwyd and within close proximity of Llanrhydd church. There is a wide slated parking area to front providing space for two or three cars with steps leading down to the front elevation and entrance to the cottage. The pathway extends around to the left hand side with a paved and gravelled domestic area with coal bunker, timber panelled garden shed and seating area together with established flower borders with a profusion of native annual plants and a timber framed octagonal greenhouse. Beyond a pergola with established rose leads through to a very sheltered gravelled seating area with far reaching southerly views over adjoining farmland towards the Clwydian Hills.

The main garden is principally to the south-western side and presents a truly delightful cottage garden which has been developed over many years to include a profusion of specimen trees, perennial and annual plants providing a wealth of colour and interest throughout the seasons. There is a timber framed and panelled summerhouse together with shaped lawns, winding pathways, small wildlife pond, mature silver birch tree and weeping willow and a number of fruit trees. The gardens extend towards Dwr Ial with a further timber framed and panelled potting shed and a raised decked area opening to a very useful and large workshop/sun room.

Timber framed and panelled construction, the main room measures 15'6" x 11'7" with glazed windows, pitched roof and electric light and power installed. Beyond is a useful home office or work room measuring 11'7" x 7'6"

From the centre of Ruthin proceed down Well Street and on reaching the junction with Station Road bear right. On crossing the pelican crossing immediately bear left onto Llanrhydd Street. Continue through the sandstone cutting and take the first left towards Llanrhydd. Continue past the church and the property will be found on the right.

Denbighshire County Council - Tax Band F

Freehold

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By appointment through the Agent's Ruthin Office 01824 703030.

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

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