Description
The property
Pen y Gardden Hall is a handsome and substantial period house, providing eight bedrooms and more than 5,500 square feet of attractive accommodation arranged over four floors. Dating from around 1850, the house features attractive stone elevations and large sash windows outside, while inside there are various splendid character features, including high corniced ceilings, rich wood panelling and impressive original fireplaces.
The ground floor has a stunning reception hall with part-panelled walls, a grand staircase and attractive patterned tiled floors. Off the reception hall, the main ground-floor reception rooms include the well-proportioned sitting room and the formal dining room, the sitting room benefitting from a dual aspect welcoming plenty of natural light, while the dining room has wood panelling, a chandelier light fitting and an impressive original fireplace. The ground floor also has a useful study for private home working and a relaxed family room with a logburner, which adjoins the large, extended kitchen and dining room in a semi open-plan layout. Large sliding glass doors open to the rear and skylights overhead flood the room with natural light, which has fitted units, a logburner and space for all the necessary appliances. There is a ground-floor laundry, and stairs lead to the lower level, where you will find a pantry, a wine cellar, a store and a home gym with a sauna and a shower room.
Two staircases lead to the first floor, where there are four well-presented bedrooms, including the generous principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom. One first-floor bedroom has its own washbasin, while there is also a family bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a separate shower, as well as an additional shower room. Stairs continue to the second floor, where there are three further bedrooms, eaves storage and a family bathroom.
Outside
The house is set in an idyllic rural position, with a sweeping gravel driveway leading from the road to the house and providing plenty of parking, as well as leading to the detached double garage. At the rear of the garaging block there is a contemporary styled self-contained annexe with an open-plan kitchen, dining area and sitting room, with sliding glass doors opening to the gardens. The annexe also offers one bedroom and a shower room, making it ideal for guests or family members.
Additional outbuildings include a summer house with three studios, a long greenhouse and a garden store. The gardens surrounding the house offer stunning countryside views and feature beautiful rolling lawns with various hedgerows and mature specimen trees, while beyond the gardens there are open fields and meadows which are ideal for grazing livestock.
Stabling sits adjacent to the arena. The parkland is divided into paddocks, each with a water supply. There is a substantial manege with a sand and rubber all weather surface.
Location
The property is located in the hamlet of Pen y Gardden, set within attractive rolling countryside on the outskirts of Ruabon. The village provides a range of local amenities including shops, a post office, medical services, and several pubs, while Wrexham, approximately eight miles to the north, offers a comprehensive selection of shopping, leisure, and cultural facilities.
Transport links are excellent. Ruabon railway station provides regular services to Wrexham, Shrewsbury, and Chester, while the nearby A483 offers convenient road connections north to Chester and south through mid-Wales and the West Midlands, including Birmingham. The location combines a peaceful rural setting with easy access to local and regional centres.
Pen y Gardden Hall is a handsome and substantial period house, providing eight bedrooms and more than 5,500 square feet of attractive accommodation arranged over four floors. Dating from around 1850, the house features attractive stone elevations and large sash windows outside, while inside there are various splendid character features, including high corniced ceilings, rich wood panelling and impressive original fireplaces.
The ground floor has a stunning reception hall with part-panelled walls, a grand staircase and attractive patterned tiled floors. Off the reception hall, the main ground-floor reception rooms include the well-proportioned sitting room and the formal dining room, the sitting room benefitting from a dual aspect welcoming plenty of natural light, while the dining room has wood panelling, a chandelier light fitting and an impressive original fireplace. The ground floor also has a useful study for private home working and a relaxed family room with a logburner, which adjoins the large, extended kitchen and dining room in a semi open-plan layout. Large sliding glass doors open to the rear and skylights overhead flood the room with natural light, which has fitted units, a logburner and space for all the necessary appliances. There is a ground-floor laundry, and stairs lead to the lower level, where you will find a pantry, a wine cellar, a store and a home gym with a sauna and a shower room.
Two staircases lead to the first floor, where there are four well-presented bedrooms, including the generous principal bedroom with its en suite bathroom. One first-floor bedroom has its own washbasin, while there is also a family bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and a separate shower, as well as an additional shower room. Stairs continue to the second floor, where there are three further bedrooms, eaves storage and a family bathroom.
Outside
The house is set in an idyllic rural position, with a sweeping gravel driveway leading from the road to the house and providing plenty of parking, as well as leading to the detached double garage. At the rear of the garaging block there is a contemporary styled self-contained annexe with an open-plan kitchen, dining area and sitting room, with sliding glass doors opening to the gardens. The annexe also offers one bedroom and a shower room, making it ideal for guests or family members.
Additional outbuildings include a summer house with three studios, a long greenhouse and a garden store. The gardens surrounding the house offer stunning countryside views and feature beautiful rolling lawns with various hedgerows and mature specimen trees, while beyond the gardens there are open fields and meadows which are ideal for grazing livestock.
Stabling sits adjacent to the arena. The parkland is divided into paddocks, each with a water supply. There is a substantial manege with a sand and rubber all weather surface.
Location
The property is located in the hamlet of Pen y Gardden, set within attractive rolling countryside on the outskirts of Ruabon. The village provides a range of local amenities including shops, a post office, medical services, and several pubs, while Wrexham, approximately eight miles to the north, offers a comprehensive selection of shopping, leisure, and cultural facilities.
Transport links are excellent. Ruabon railway station provides regular services to Wrexham, Shrewsbury, and Chester, while the nearby A483 offers convenient road connections north to Chester and south through mid-Wales and the West Midlands, including Birmingham. The location combines a peaceful rural setting with easy access to local and regional centres.
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