Pant Teg is a splendid, stone-built period cottage believed to date back to the 18th century. Having been sympathetically renovated by the previous owners, the property benefits from three double bedrooms and attractive accommodation, with many original features.

On the ground floor, the large reception hall is currently used as a dining hall with its exposed stone feature wall and galleried first-floor landing above. There is also a sitting room with a woodburning stove and windows to the front and rear. A further reception area is ideal for use as a library or study, while the south-east facing conservatory is a splendid, sunny space with magnificent views across the surrounding countryside. The kitchen offers plenty of storage, a central island and integrated appliances, and includes a fireplace with a woodburning stove and an original bread oven.

Upstairs there is a lovely galleried landing which gives access to three well-presented double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from an en suite shower room, there are two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom.

This property has 3.29 acres of land.

Outside

The cottage occupies a secluded position and is approached over a long single-track lane leading to a sweeping driveway which gives access to plenty of parking surrounding the property. The gardens and grounds total 3.29 acres with a paved terrace which provides the perfect vantage point for taking in the breath taking views across the surrounding countryside. The outside space offers wonderful sweeping meadows, a stock proof fenced paddock, wild garden and a pond, providing a haven for all types of wildlife.

Situation

The property is situated in beautiful rolling countryside, just outside the small North Wales village of Cynwyd. Cynwyd has a local shop and post office, as well as a village pub and a church, while the small town of Corwen is five miles away, providing further amenities including a health centre, a pharmacy, a library, several shops and a choice of restaurants, pubs and cafés. There is a larger supermarket in Llangollen, 14 miles away. There is a primary school in Cynwyd, while the nearest secondary school can be found in Llangollen.

Directions

From Chester, take the A483/Grosvenor Road away from the city centre, following signs for North Wales. Follow the A483 for 19 miles, then at the Halton Roundabout, take the third exit onto the A5. Follow the A5 for 16 and a half miles, then turn left onto the B4401. In Cynwyd, turn right opposite the pub, then turn right at the junction and immediately left. After quarter of a mile, turn left and after a further three quarters of a mile, keep left and continue to the end of the lane, where you will find the property.

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