Stunning Historical Manor with AirBnB Opportunities in Llandrinio

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Llandrinio, Llanymynech, Powys, SY22, Llanymynech (Great britain)

8 Bedrooms · 3 Bathrooms · 558Floor area

€1,170,000

Villa

No parking

8 Bedrooms

3 Bathrooms

558m²

Garden

No pool

Not furnished

Description

Situated in the scenic border village of Llanymynech in Powys, SY22, this grandiose villa effortlessly combines the allure of historical sophistication with the comforts of modern living. Known as Llandrinio Hall, this Grade II listed property is not only steeped in history, dating back to 1682 and once home to the distinguished Robert Peel Family, but has also adapted to meet the demands of contemporary family life or even investment opportunities such as Airbnb hosting.

The villa is set within approximately 1.42 acres of exquisitely landscaped gardens, offering serene privacy and breath-taking vistas towards The Breiddens. This setting provides not only a peaceful retreat but also a delightful space for children to play and adults to relax or entertain.

Accommodation in the villa is ample, comprising a variety of living spaces that blend traditional charm with modern usability. The central living area is notable for its cozy wood-burning stove and double doors opening to the front of the house, merging indoor comfort with outdoor beauty. Additionally, the house features a billiards room equipped with a historically significant 1907 snooker table from North Wales, a unique cinema room with an open fireplace and soundproof flooring – perfect for family movie nights.

A highlight of this residence is the spacious family kitchen, styled in a farmhouse manner with Norwegian granite worktops and a Falcon Range oven. Adjacent to the kitchen is a conservatory and dining area which boasts stunning views of the formal gardens. For more informal or practical uses, the morning room adjacent to the kitchen serves well as a home office or playroom.

The decor and architecture include exposed beams, large sash windows with operational shutters, original oak floorboards, and a grand Carolean staircase. State-of-the-art additions, such as a BOSE sound system that extends to the wet room and terrace garden, meld seamlessly with the historical intricacies that adorn the interiors.

In terms of sleeping arrangements, the property facilitates comfortable living with multiple spacious bedrooms laid out across its expansive floor plan. The first floor contains two large double bedrooms alongside a uniquely styled blue-themed family bathroom. Additional bedrooms and a wet room with a monsoon shower are housed on the same floor, while the second floor, divided into two wings, provides even more bedrooms and ample storage solutions.

Outdoors, the property is approached via a long, picturesque drive lined with lime trees, leading up to a convenient gravel parking area. The gardens themselves are meticulously groomed featuring a variety of plants from formal lawns to topiary yew hedges, not forgetting a productive kitchen garden and an orchard. An enclosed private garden with an outdoor chess set adds a quaint and creative touch offering potential for a thriving vegetable garden.

The local village of Llanymynech provides a friendly, close-knit community atmosphere with essential amenities including a petrol station, village shop, post office, and a local pub. Situated amidst lush farmland near The Breiddens, it offers various outdoor pursuits like walking, cycling, riding, and fishing, thus suiting active families or those who appreciate nature.

Living in this villa offers practical connectivity besides rural charm, with Welshpool's railway station nearby providing links to Shrewsbury, the West Midlands, and the Welsh coast, appealing particularly to those commuting or traveling often.

For those considering relocation or investment here:
- 8 spacious bedrooms
- 3 well-appointed bathrooms
- Historical significance with modern enhancements
- Expansive landscaped gardens with outdoor entertainment options
- Proximity to local amenities and transport links

This villa, a synthesis of opulence, history, and functionality could be the perfect setting for those looking to immerse in a lifestyle enriched by both history and countryside serenity, or for those seeing a potential investment in a property with proven potential for return through avenues like holiday letting. While the home encapsulates historical luxury, potential buyers should be realistic about the upkeep and responsibility associated with maintaining such a prestigious property.

Details

Amount of bedrooms
8
Size
558
Price per m²
€2,097
Garden size
6500
Has Garden
Yes
Has Parking
No
Has Basement
No
Condition
good
Amount of Bathrooms
3
Has swimming pool
No
Property type
Villa
Energy label

Unknown

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Nestled in the charming village of Ditton Priors in Shropshire lies Church Farm, a captivating Grade II listed country home that dates back to the 16th century. Historic yet gracefully maintained, this four-bedroom house offers a unique blend of heritage and comfort, making it an ideal choice for those looking to immerse themselves in English country living. Church Farm captivates with its historical architecture, including exposed beams, original doors, and deep windowsills, all adding to the character of this exquisite property. Thick walls not only tell stories of the past but also provide excellent insulation, ensuring a cozy environment throughout the seasons. A treasured Shropshire scroll painting from the 1600s, encased in glass, is a testament to the home's rich history. Stepping inside, the entrance hallway leads to various rooms including a versatile office or reception room, a snug sitting room featuring a large inglenook brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove, and a morning room that serves as a serene retreat with another wood-burning stove. The inviting farmhouse-style kitchen is a cook's delight, equipped with a Rangemaster oven and modern integrated appliances, complemented by a utility room that enhances practicality with extra storage and garden access. The first floor houses the principal bedroom, complete with built-in wardrobes, a dressing room or office, and an en suite bathroom, offering a private and luxurious space. The additional bedrooms are well-sized, with one having the potential to be converted into self-contained accommodation, adding flexibility to living arrangements. Set on a generous plot, the property features a beautifully maintained garden that wraps around the house, providi ... click here to read more

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Once upon a time, nestled amidst the picturesque Welsh landscape, lies an extraordinary country estate known as The Grange. Situated in the charming town of Ruthin, Denbighshire, this enchanting haven is steeped in history, beckoning discerning overseas buyers and expat families with its timeless allure. Boasting seven bedrooms and four lavish bathrooms, this grand Grade II listed residence offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Living in this part of Wales, one learns to appreciate the ebb and flow of the seasons. Ruthin, with its gentle climate, offers mild summers and cooler winters, perfect for those who relish a distinct change in weather throughout the year. The delightful town of Ruthin, just a stone's throw away, is a treasure trove for culture seekers, offering medieval architecture and welcoming pubs where stories of old come alive. Now, about this majestic home - originally built in the 17th century with an elegant 19th-century façade - The Grange stands proudly within its vast 10-acre grounds. A classical storeyed porch, with its wide arch and historic hardwood door, welcomes you into an expansive, storybook-like home. Stepping into the inviting entrance hall, you'll find yourself immersed in history, with parquet floors and wall paneling guiding you through much of the ground floor. If you peek to the left, the drawing room awaits with its feature fireplace and original 3-light windows, inviting natural light to play across the Jacobean-style decorative ceilings. On the opposite side, the formal dining room, fit for a family gathering, gazes out over the manicured gardens and the horizon of the Clwydian Range. As you wander deeper into the abode, the original heart of the home ... click here to read more

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Tucked away in the scenic village of Old Radnor, this captivating detached barn conversion in Powys stands as a testament to rural living at its finest. With three spacious bedrooms and a cozy bathroom, this characterful country home offers the peace and tranquility that only the countryside can provide. It's not just a house; it's a lifestyle for anyone yearning for wide open spaces and fresh country air. Surrounded by 25 acres of rolling pastures, woodland, and a gentle brook, this property offers a serene environment that invites relaxation. The home has been lovingly maintained, prepared for the next owner to move right in and start enjoying the good life. The ethos here is one of sustainability and space, perfect for those who appreciate the great outdoors. - 3 Comfortable Bedrroms - 1 Inviting Bathroom - Detached Barn Conversion - Private Driveway - Off-Road Parking - Various Outbuildings - 25 Acres of Woodland and Pasture - Nearby Brook - Stunning Rural Views - Peaceful Village Location - Maintained to High Standard Living in Old Radnor feels like stepping back in time, offering a community that still values a slower, more considered pace of life. The village is centered around its historical hall, a pretty little church, and, of course, the local pub where the community gathers. It's a place where everybody knows each other's name and neighbors are like family. For those with a love of nature, this is a paradise. With proximity to the Offa’s Dyke footpath, walking and cycling opportunities abound, providing ways to explore the stunning landscapes that define this part of Wales. The nearby golf club, reaching heights as the highest in England, presents a unique challenge for golfing enthusiasts and is perfect ... click here to read more

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Let me paint you a picture: nestled in the serene countryside of Dinmael, near the enchanting town of Corwen, stands a home that perfectly balances modern conveniences with the rustic allure of rural life. Welcome to Hen Stablau, a stunning 4-bedroom detached property that captures the essence of country living while offering all the comforts of a contemporary home. As a busier-than-ever real estate agent with little spare time, I find properties like Hen Stablau are a genuine pleasure to introduce. It's a rare gem that combines the space and tranquility of countryside living with easy access to the richness of Welsh culture and history. Hen Stablau, on the outskirts of Corwen, lies amidst rolling hills and lush greenery. If you're a nature lover, this location is an absolute treasure trove. You can spend your days exploring numerous walking and cycling trails that meander through the breathtaking North Wales landscape. Living here feels like stepping into a tranquil retreat every day. The town of Corwen is merely a short drive away and presents itself as a window into the history and culture of the area. Known for its bustling market and iconic landmarks like the Owain Glyndŵr statue and the Corwen Museum, it ensures you’re never far from stories and flavors of the past. Plus, with a range of local shops and delightful restaurants, your daily needs and occasional treats are all within easy reach. Now, let's step inside Hen Stablau. The first thing you'll notice is the abundance of natural light streaming through Velux and UPVC double-glazed windows, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout this modernized home. Here's a glimpse of what you can find: - Bright and airy entrance hallway - Practical utility ... click here to read more

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