House For Sale £1,000,000
The location of Bryn Madyn Hall has a fascinating history, involving Welsh forces and battlefields in the 12th century. The current building is Georgian with the accommodation over three floors.
The back door opens into a small hallway with the utility room with plenty of storage, adjoining guest cloakroom and a door into the spacious kitchen dining room. With tiled flooring throughout, the kitchen has a range cooker, central island with storage, butlers sink and dresser units for storage. The dining area has space for a large dining table, and two windows to the rear, making the room light and airy. Doors from the kitchen lead to both the morning room, with a bay window and wonderful views over the garden to the Dee Estuary, and to the central hall, from where the sitting room is accessed and an extensive cellar. The sitting room has a unique dual-sided central fireplace, a door out to the garden, and bay window with estuary and garden views. Stairs lead up to a mezzanine study, and then up to the first and second floors.
The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a large mezzanine balcony. The second floor has three further double bedrooms, a large family bathroom and a dressing room - which could be a playroom or further office.<br /><br />Bryn Madyn Hall is immensely private and peaceful, and yet only a short drive from the main A55, which provides ease of access to Chester, and the motorway network beyond, as well as along the North Wales coast.
The house is just a mile from Bagillt and under four miles from Flint for general stores, whilst the market town of Mold provides all the necessary day-to-day amenities. The city of Chester offers a wide selection of recreational activities including shopping, dining and leisure options. And the mainline train station for trains to Chester, Liverpool, Manchester and London Euston.
There are a number of well-regarded schools in the area and private schools within reach include The Kings School and The Queen's School, both in Chester.<br /><br />Bryn Madyn Hall is approached off a quiet country lane via a wide gateway onto a gravel turning circle. There is a stable block with storage to the side of the gardens, and flat lawn with shrubs and box hedging surrounding the house. The original front door has a beautiful climbing rose growing up over the portico and across the bay windows of the morning and sitting rooms. Mature trees provide shade for seating areas, and hedging separates the lawn from further gardens, sloping down to adjoining farm land with woodland to one side and very special views out over the Dee Estuary and across to The Wirral and beyond.
The back door opens into a small hallway with the utility room with plenty of storage, adjoining guest cloakroom and a door into the spacious kitchen dining room. With tiled flooring throughout, the kitchen has a range cooker, central island with storage, butlers sink and dresser units for storage. The dining area has space for a large dining table, and two windows to the rear, making the room light and airy. Doors from the kitchen lead to both the morning room, with a bay window and wonderful views over the garden to the Dee Estuary, and to the central hall, from where the sitting room is accessed and an extensive cellar. The sitting room has a unique dual-sided central fireplace, a door out to the garden, and bay window with estuary and garden views. Stairs lead up to a mezzanine study, and then up to the first and second floors.
The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, three further double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a large mezzanine balcony. The second floor has three further double bedrooms, a large family bathroom and a dressing room - which could be a playroom or further office.<br /><br />Bryn Madyn Hall is immensely private and peaceful, and yet only a short drive from the main A55, which provides ease of access to Chester, and the motorway network beyond, as well as along the North Wales coast.
The house is just a mile from Bagillt and under four miles from Flint for general stores, whilst the market town of Mold provides all the necessary day-to-day amenities. The city of Chester offers a wide selection of recreational activities including shopping, dining and leisure options. And the mainline train station for trains to Chester, Liverpool, Manchester and London Euston.
There are a number of well-regarded schools in the area and private schools within reach include The Kings School and The Queen's School, both in Chester.<br /><br />Bryn Madyn Hall is approached off a quiet country lane via a wide gateway onto a gravel turning circle. There is a stable block with storage to the side of the gardens, and flat lawn with shrubs and box hedging surrounding the house. The original front door has a beautiful climbing rose growing up over the portico and across the bay windows of the morning and sitting rooms. Mature trees provide shade for seating areas, and hedging separates the lawn from further gardens, sloping down to adjoining farm land with woodland to one side and very special views out over the Dee Estuary and across to The Wirral and beyond.
