1 bed Flat For Sale £120,000
*interavtive virtual tour available* This one bedroom apartment offers not only a country setting, but also the chance to indulge in a slice of history.
Built circa 17th Century, the historic Grade II listed building of Llannerch Hall sits on the outskirts of St Asaph and boasts stunning views of the Clwydian Range from the ground of the property. The communal gardens and hallway spaces of the building have a wealth of original features and character.
The apartment is on the top floor, accessed via two grand staircases, and comprises of an inner hall, lounge/dining area, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. Affording gas central heating, some double glazed sash windows and many original features within the apartment such as internal window shutters and ceiling mouldings.
Conveniently located for access to the A55, local towns and leisure activities such as the golf course which is just next door. This apartment must be seen to be fully appreciated and is available with no onward chain.
The property is approached via the main driveway up to Llannerch Hall and access can be gained to the two parking areas by bearing right and entering the slip road and through the monument gates or by continuing and turning right before the private house where there is an additional raised car park area.
Steps then lead up to the double doors which allow access into the:
Entrance Porch
This has many original features, numbered postal pigeon holes and double doors leading into the:-
Grand Entrance Hall
Despite being the communal area, this retains its impression of grandeur of entering a stately home. With many features such as the stained glass windows, ceiling mouldings and most impressive of all the sweeping staircase leading to all the apartments within the building (14 in total). Following the staircases up to the top floor, marvelling at the many stunning stained glass windows along the way and the continued grandeur and theme of the building, you then go round to the right, where you will find the recessed entrance door for No 12.
Accommodation
A secure door allows access into the apartment and:-
Reception Hall
This has steps down into the main part of the hall, passing the entrance opening into the kitchen. Within the reception hall, there is a coved ceiling, picture rail, radiator, central heating thermostat, light fitting, and doors leading to all the other accommodation. The floor is laid to carpet. There is also the benefit of a painting that will remain with the sale of Llannerch Hall as it once stood in all its grandeur depicting the grounds and the hall. (This will remain as a gesture of goodwill).
Kitchen (2.42 x 1.81 (7'11" x 5'11"))
Making the best use of the compact space, this is fitted with a range of base and wall units in Ivory cottage cottage style fascias with ornate door handles, wall glass display unit, complimentary laminate worktop surfaces and splashback, 1.5 bowl white ceramic sink with chrome effect mixer tap over, built in single electric oven with integrated halogen hob and cooker extractor hood, washing machine, freestanding fridge/freezer, power points and a sealed unit double glazed sash window looking to the side of the property offering views over to the countryside. The floor is laid to tile.
Lounge/Dining Area (5.05(max) x 3.30 (16'6"(max) x 10'9"))
This has coved ceiling, picture rail, built in display unit with fretwork base, power points, TV aerial point, radiator with fretwork cover, light fitting, purpose built cupboard housing Worcester combination central heating boiler and twin aspect sealed unit double glazed windows. A sash window looking to the rear elevation has internal shutters and offers views over the rolling countryside, and the second offers a view of the halls rooftops and historic bell. The floor is laid to polished floorboards.
Bedroom (3.44 x 3.25 (11'3" x 10'7"))
This has ornate mouldings, ceiling rose, picture rail, radiator, light fitting, power points and a sealed unit double glazed sash window looking over the rooftop and another view of the historic bell. The floor is laid to polished floorboards.
Bathroom (2.31(max) x 1.75 (7'6"(max) x 5'8"))
This is fitted with a 3 piece suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin with chrome effect mixer tap, panelled bath with ornate chrome effect mixer tap with sit on shower attachment and additional built in shower with rain head and hand attachment and a low flush w.c. There is also complimentary full wall tiling, heated towel rail, purpose built airing cupboard, vanity mirrors, overhead vanity mirror with built in electric shaver point, vanity shelf and a quirky recessed window with elongated opener. The floor is laid to tile.
Outside
The grounds speak for themselves. The hall is set in historic tiered grounds that are well know as Llannerch Park and offer a grand landscape for strolling, enjoying the scenery or simply breathing in the country air. There is the added benefit of numerous parking areas in either the lower or upper tier of the gardens.
Built circa 17th Century, the historic Grade II listed building of Llannerch Hall sits on the outskirts of St Asaph and boasts stunning views of the Clwydian Range from the ground of the property. The communal gardens and hallway spaces of the building have a wealth of original features and character.
The apartment is on the top floor, accessed via two grand staircases, and comprises of an inner hall, lounge/dining area, fitted kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom. Affording gas central heating, some double glazed sash windows and many original features within the apartment such as internal window shutters and ceiling mouldings.
Conveniently located for access to the A55, local towns and leisure activities such as the golf course which is just next door. This apartment must be seen to be fully appreciated and is available with no onward chain.
The property is approached via the main driveway up to Llannerch Hall and access can be gained to the two parking areas by bearing right and entering the slip road and through the monument gates or by continuing and turning right before the private house where there is an additional raised car park area.
Steps then lead up to the double doors which allow access into the:
Entrance Porch
This has many original features, numbered postal pigeon holes and double doors leading into the:-
Grand Entrance Hall
Despite being the communal area, this retains its impression of grandeur of entering a stately home. With many features such as the stained glass windows, ceiling mouldings and most impressive of all the sweeping staircase leading to all the apartments within the building (14 in total). Following the staircases up to the top floor, marvelling at the many stunning stained glass windows along the way and the continued grandeur and theme of the building, you then go round to the right, where you will find the recessed entrance door for No 12.
Accommodation
A secure door allows access into the apartment and:-
Reception Hall
This has steps down into the main part of the hall, passing the entrance opening into the kitchen. Within the reception hall, there is a coved ceiling, picture rail, radiator, central heating thermostat, light fitting, and doors leading to all the other accommodation. The floor is laid to carpet. There is also the benefit of a painting that will remain with the sale of Llannerch Hall as it once stood in all its grandeur depicting the grounds and the hall. (This will remain as a gesture of goodwill).
Kitchen (2.42 x 1.81 (7'11" x 5'11"))
Making the best use of the compact space, this is fitted with a range of base and wall units in Ivory cottage cottage style fascias with ornate door handles, wall glass display unit, complimentary laminate worktop surfaces and splashback, 1.5 bowl white ceramic sink with chrome effect mixer tap over, built in single electric oven with integrated halogen hob and cooker extractor hood, washing machine, freestanding fridge/freezer, power points and a sealed unit double glazed sash window looking to the side of the property offering views over to the countryside. The floor is laid to tile.
Lounge/Dining Area (5.05(max) x 3.30 (16'6"(max) x 10'9"))
This has coved ceiling, picture rail, built in display unit with fretwork base, power points, TV aerial point, radiator with fretwork cover, light fitting, purpose built cupboard housing Worcester combination central heating boiler and twin aspect sealed unit double glazed windows. A sash window looking to the rear elevation has internal shutters and offers views over the rolling countryside, and the second offers a view of the halls rooftops and historic bell. The floor is laid to polished floorboards.
Bedroom (3.44 x 3.25 (11'3" x 10'7"))
This has ornate mouldings, ceiling rose, picture rail, radiator, light fitting, power points and a sealed unit double glazed sash window looking over the rooftop and another view of the historic bell. The floor is laid to polished floorboards.
Bathroom (2.31(max) x 1.75 (7'6"(max) x 5'8"))
This is fitted with a 3 piece suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin with chrome effect mixer tap, panelled bath with ornate chrome effect mixer tap with sit on shower attachment and additional built in shower with rain head and hand attachment and a low flush w.c. There is also complimentary full wall tiling, heated towel rail, purpose built airing cupboard, vanity mirrors, overhead vanity mirror with built in electric shaver point, vanity shelf and a quirky recessed window with elongated opener. The floor is laid to tile.
Outside
The grounds speak for themselves. The hall is set in historic tiered grounds that are well know as Llannerch Park and offer a grand landscape for strolling, enjoying the scenery or simply breathing in the country air. There is the added benefit of numerous parking areas in either the lower or upper tier of the gardens.
