£200,000
Wigfair, St. Asaph, Denbighshire
Key features
- Semi detached cottage
- Three bedrooms
- Stunning countryside views
- Generous mature garden
- Welcoming lounge with multi-fuel burner
- Driveway with timer shed
- Rural setting
- Freehold
- EPC - G / Council tax - D
- Date instructed 03/09/2025
- Semi detached cottage
- Three bedrooms
- Stunning countryside views
- Generous mature garden
- Welcoming lounge with multi-fuel burner
- Driveway with timer shed
- Rural setting
- Freehold
- EPC - G / Council tax - D
- Date instructed 03/09/2025
Full property description
DESCRIPTION
Presenting this charming three-bedroom semi-detached cottage, brimming with character and perfectly positioned amidst breathtaking countryside scenery. This cottage would suit a variety of buyers seeking a holiday home or main residence. Being in peaceful surroundings and retaining its period features to include Lattice windows, beamed ceilings and cast iron fireplaces. The home features a welcoming lounge/diner, providing an ideal space for gatherings or relaxation with multi-fuel burner creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, well-proportioned kitchen, ground floor bathroom and first floor toilet. Externally, the home is set within a generous garden—ideal for outdoor entertaining or simply soaking up the serene countryside views. Adding to the property’s appeal is a useful shed providing storage and ample off street parking. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy a tranquil lifestyle in a picturesque setting, without compromising on access to amenities. Early viewing is highly recommended.
ORIGINAL TIMBER DOOR
Into:
COTTAGE KITCHEN - 4.13m x 2.31m (13'6" x 7'6")
Having an array of units comprising wall cupboards, slate worktop surfaces with drawer and base cupboards beneath, 'Cook master' range cooker with five ring electric hob over and extractor hood above, slate tiled flooring, Belfast sink with mixer tap over, space and plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher, space for tall standing fridge/freezer, part tiled walls, radiator, top box housing the electric meter and consumer unit, original single glazed window overlooking the front.
GROUND FLOOR BATHROOM - 1.96m x 1.8m (6'5" x 5'10")
Having a panelled bath with mains shower over and privacy screen, wash hand basin in vanity unit, low flush W.C, part tiled walls, tiled floor, radiator incorporating towel rail, extractor fan, beam ceiling and original diamond lattice window overlooking the side garden.
LOUNGE/DINER - 5.34m x 4.26m (17'6" x 13'11")
Having a feature fireplace with multi log burner insert, tiled floor, radiator, built-in china cupboard providing storage, further walk-in cupboard providing additional storage and original diamond lattice windows with stunning scenic panoramic views over the countryside. Original timber door gives access to the porch which in turn gives access to the gardens. Further timber door gives access to turned staircase leading to:
FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION AND LANDING
With original diamond lattice window overlooking the side.
MASTER BEDROOM - 3.68m x 3.19m (12'0" x 10'5")
With original cast iron fireplace, radiator, beam ceiling and original diamond lattice window with stunning panoramic countryside views.
BEDROOM TWO - 3.44m x 2.57m (11'3" x 8'5")
Having original cast iron fireplace, radiator, beam ceiling, access to roof space and original diamond lattice window overlooking the front
BEDROOM THREE - 3.53m x 2.4m (11'6" x 7'10")
Having radiator, beam ceiling and original diamond lattice window with lovely viewing overlooking the side garden.
TOILET - 2.5m x 1.03m (8'2" x 3'4")
With pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, low flush W.C, tiled floor, wall mounted 'Glow Worm' combination boiler supplying the domestic hot water and radiators and extractor fan.
OUTSIDE
Long driveway provides ample off street parking and timber constructed garden store (please note that the brick built outbuilding is not included in the sale). The side and rear gardens are laid to lawn with timber Summerhouse and propane gas cylinder point. The gardens are a wildlife haven and are great for entertaining or simply soaking up the serene panoramic countryside views or taking in the songs of nature.
DIRECTIONS
From Rhyl Office proceed away from Rhyl Town centre over the Vale Road bridge onto Vale Road and continue onto Rhuddlan Road. Take the dual carriageway towards St Asaph, proceed along the main roads with the Plough hotel on the left leading to a mini roundabout, heading straight across and left at the next mini roundabout Sign posted Trefnant. Proceed towards Trefnant after about 1 mile (before the first sharp left turn) turn right and follow the road until to get to Wigfair Hall and just after take the farmers lane on the left (two drives take the second drive on the left) follow the road round and as you get to the silage store the main farm house is straight ahead of you, then turn right and head down through the two hedges, pass a cottage and then head towards a semi cottage of which the property is the second one with the red door.
SERVICES
Septic tank (periodic emptying shared with neighbour). Bottled Propane gas. Mains water, shared meter with next door. All services and appliances not tested by the Selling Agent.
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