2 bed Flat For Sale £200,000
A spacious first floor apartment forming part of the Wynnstay Hall Estate in a delightful parkland setting.<br/><b>Situation</b>
Approached along a magnificent tree-lined avenue, the Wynnstay Hall Estate was once the principal seat of the Watkin Williams-Wynn family. The Hall more latterly was used as a private school, Lindisfarne. The Estate now comprises numerous luxurious apartments and private houses set amidst parkland and Grade I Listed gardens, which were originally designed in 1777 by Lancelot and “Capability” Brown. The former stables, were converted in 2001/2002 and are designed around a central courtyard and number 28 enjoys a dual aspect over the parkland to the front and the courtyard to the rear. Whilst enjoying a tremendous rural setting, Wynnstay Hall is within a short drive of the nearby villages of Ruabon and Overton-on-Dee (5.5 miles), both of which have excellent local shopping, recreational and educational facilities. The county towns of Chester and Shrewsbury are both readily accessible, offering a comprehensive array of amenities and state schooling. Highly regarded independent education include King’s and Queen’s Schools in Chester and Moreton Hall, Oswestry.
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<b>Accommodation</b>
The front door opens to an entrance lobby with quarry tiled floor and a wide staircase with recessed wall lighting and two windows leading up to the first floor hallway. The hall features a cloaks cupboard, sash window, and gloss laminate flooring which extends to the lounge and inner hall, The impressive and spacious lounge has many character features to include a vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, herringbone design brick walling, wall lights and double glazed French doors with Juliette balcony overlooking the courtyard. A further window to the front enjoys views over the entrance to the Estate and the surrounding parkland.
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The kitchen is extensively fitted with a range of cream fronted units with brushed chrome handles and contrasting worktops with circular sink and drainer fitted and a range cooker with 5 burner gas hob and large extractor hood above. The units are complemented by the quarry tiled flooring and there is ample space for appliances. Bedroom 2 (presently used as a dining room) is situated across the hallway, adjacent to which is the bathroom with three piece white suite featuring bath with shower .mixer tap, W.C and wash basin. The master bedroom is a delightful dual aspect room with exposed timbers, double glazed French doors with Juliette balcony and en-suite shower room with white suite.
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The mezzanine floor affords versatile living accommodation which could be utilised as a bedroom or additional living room and is accessed via a contemporary wall mounted pull out staircase with oak treads. With a study area and a glass balcony overlooking the lounge and two roof windows, the room also benefits from a large walk-in storage area.
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<b>Outside</b>
The property is approached via a stone archway leading through to the inner courtyard. An integral store provides useful space and houses the ‘Worcester’ 28 Cdi gas fired boiler. The courtyard forms part of the communal outdoor space, and the properties also enjoy use of the extensive parkland with lake, tennis courts and an all-weather sports pitch. The property benefits from two designated parking spaces.
Approached along a magnificent tree-lined avenue, the Wynnstay Hall Estate was once the principal seat of the Watkin Williams-Wynn family. The Hall more latterly was used as a private school, Lindisfarne. The Estate now comprises numerous luxurious apartments and private houses set amidst parkland and Grade I Listed gardens, which were originally designed in 1777 by Lancelot and “Capability” Brown. The former stables, were converted in 2001/2002 and are designed around a central courtyard and number 28 enjoys a dual aspect over the parkland to the front and the courtyard to the rear. Whilst enjoying a tremendous rural setting, Wynnstay Hall is within a short drive of the nearby villages of Ruabon and Overton-on-Dee (5.5 miles), both of which have excellent local shopping, recreational and educational facilities. The county towns of Chester and Shrewsbury are both readily accessible, offering a comprehensive array of amenities and state schooling. Highly regarded independent education include King’s and Queen’s Schools in Chester and Moreton Hall, Oswestry.
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<b>Accommodation</b>
The front door opens to an entrance lobby with quarry tiled floor and a wide staircase with recessed wall lighting and two windows leading up to the first floor hallway. The hall features a cloaks cupboard, sash window, and gloss laminate flooring which extends to the lounge and inner hall, The impressive and spacious lounge has many character features to include a vaulted ceiling with exposed timbers, herringbone design brick walling, wall lights and double glazed French doors with Juliette balcony overlooking the courtyard. A further window to the front enjoys views over the entrance to the Estate and the surrounding parkland.
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The kitchen is extensively fitted with a range of cream fronted units with brushed chrome handles and contrasting worktops with circular sink and drainer fitted and a range cooker with 5 burner gas hob and large extractor hood above. The units are complemented by the quarry tiled flooring and there is ample space for appliances. Bedroom 2 (presently used as a dining room) is situated across the hallway, adjacent to which is the bathroom with three piece white suite featuring bath with shower .mixer tap, W.C and wash basin. The master bedroom is a delightful dual aspect room with exposed timbers, double glazed French doors with Juliette balcony and en-suite shower room with white suite.
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The mezzanine floor affords versatile living accommodation which could be utilised as a bedroom or additional living room and is accessed via a contemporary wall mounted pull out staircase with oak treads. With a study area and a glass balcony overlooking the lounge and two roof windows, the room also benefits from a large walk-in storage area.
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<b>Outside</b>
The property is approached via a stone archway leading through to the inner courtyard. An integral store provides useful space and houses the ‘Worcester’ 28 Cdi gas fired boiler. The courtyard forms part of the communal outdoor space, and the properties also enjoy use of the extensive parkland with lake, tennis courts and an all-weather sports pitch. The property benefits from two designated parking spaces.
