A modern barn conversion has recently appeared on the market in Holt, Wrexham with a guide price of £275,000 - £300,000.

The two-bedroom, two-bathroom conversion is one of four properties within the Laurel Grove Barns development and is situated in the corner, with a spacious garden.

The property is currently on the market with Cheshire Lamont, Tarporley, and can be found near Ridley Wood, a small rural hamlet offering attractive views and countryside walks as well as a country pub ‘The Nags head’.

From the courtyard on the development, a stable style door opens to the entrance area which leads directly into a spacious Kitchen.

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The kitchen (image: Cheshire Lamont)

 The entrance area provides a cloakroom with a low-level WC and hand wash basin as well as a useful storage cupboard currently incorporating a tumble dryer.

There is a heated tile floor that continues into the kitchen which is fitted with shaker style wall and floor cupboards complemented with granite work surfaces. The kitchen has an integrated dishwasher, fridge, and freezer with plumbing for a washing machine.

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An archway with a step down leads into a living/dining room, which incorporates a staircase rising to the first floor, a heated tile floor, and glazed double doors opening onto a spacious rear garden.

Living/dining room (image: Cheshire Lamont)

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms, one fitted with an en-suite and overlooks the rear garden.

The other offers far-reaching views across farmland to the Bickerton and Peckforton Hills in the distance.

There is also a separate bathroom fitted with a panel bath alongside a mixer tap serving shower attachment.

The bathroom (image: Cheshire Lamont)

Outside, the communal courtyard at the front of the property is a car-free area.

The enclosed rear garden has a lawn incorporating an India stone patio and overlooks fields to the rear.

The rear garden (image: Cheshire Lamont)

There is a gateway from the rear boundary that gives access to a communal pathway for the residents to access the gardens from the driveway.

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From the driveway, there is a single garage, and car parking spaces are available on a first come first served basis.

The garage (image: Cheshire Lamont)

The property is situated within 2.5miles of Holt village and 4.5 miles of Wrexham town centre, as well as 12 miles from Chester. The village of Holt provides shopping facilities for everyday purposes as well as the highly regarded Bells Farm Shop.

For more information on the property, visit https://www.cheshirelamont.co.uk/properties-for-sale/property/11456248-laurel-grove-barns-ridley-wood-holt or contact tarporley@cheshirelamont.co.uk or 01829730700.

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