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Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Offers in the Region of £460,000 Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Offers in the region of £460,000 TOWN & COUNTRY PROUDLY PRESENT THIS: Absolutely stunning, individually built, four bed detached family home set in the popular village of Cymau. Set over two floors, the property boasts stunning reception rooms & kitchen, as well as a balcony with sublime views on the upper floor, with four large bedrooms, each with individual en-suite & a morning room on the lower floor. Externally is a double garage with ample storage, driveway to front & large garden to rear. This very spacious property is a DEFINITE MUST VIEW! 4 Willow Street, Oswestry, Shropshire, SY11 1AA [email protected] • www.townandcountryoswestry.com TEL: 01691 679631 Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau About The Area The Village of Cymau is a peaceful semi-rural village in an area of outstanding natural beauty, boasting picturesque walks & dramatic scenery. The village is set on the doorstep of a nature reserve with, wildlife pond & rare ponies and benefits from walks up to local Waun y Lyn country park with far reaching views; and to the nearby Caergwrle castle. The village is tranquil haven, but still convenient for schools and shopping. Nearby transport links, including the A483 and A5 are easily accessible, allowing for an easy commute.The historic city of Chester is only 12 miles away, with the market town of Mold only 6 miles away. Local primary schools include Abermorddu, Hope & Kinnerton. Local High School include Castell Alun. Schools located further away include Kings & queen's Chester Ground Floor A contemporary, open plan living area Entrance Hall Door to front. Engineered wood flooring. Radiator. Door to lounge. Lounge 26'9 x 21'9 (8.15m x 6.63m) 'Adura' stylish contemporary log burner provides an attractive centrepiece. Engineered wood flooring. Window to front. Two set of double french doors lead to balcony, offering stunning views. Staircase with bespoke glass and oak balustrade down to bedrooms and morning room. Bi-fold doors to kitchen. Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Additional Photograph Feature Log Burner Cloakroom Located off the lounge. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Partly tiled walls. Radiator. Kitchen/Diner 16'4 x 11'5 (4.98m x 3.48m) Bespoke 'Neville Johnson' kitchen units, with integrated self cleaning oven, microwave and tall fridge. Matching kitchen island/Breakfast bar. Stainless steel sink unit. Granite tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Contemporary radiator. Open plan to stunning dining area. Full length windows. Two Velux windows. Double doors to balcony and stunning aspect to countryside. Additional Photograph Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Balcony Ideal for alfresco dining. Substantial decked area with glazed safety panels. Stunning views out to the countryside. View From The Balcony Large Utility Room 10'4 x 8'9 (3.15m x 2.67m) Range of wall base and drawer units with complimentary work surfaces. Wine cooler. Space for fridge freezer, washing machine and dryer. Cupboard housing large immersion heater. Granite tiled flooring. Window to side. Door to rear. Lower Floor Hallway Engineered wood flooring. Doors off to: Bedroom One 14' x 11'7 (4.27m x 3.53m) A beautiful, large room. Door to walk in wardrobe. Door to en-suite. Opening to morning room. Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Morning Room 12' x 11'2 (3.66m x 3.40m) Radiator. Double french doors showcasing the beautiful gardens and stunning views, making this room a very calm area to relax. En-Suite Wash hand basin set in vanity unit. Low level WC. Walk-in rain shower. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls and flooring in granite. Underfloor heating. Bedroom Two 19'1 x 12'5 (5.82m x 3.78m) Very large room. Radiator. French doors offering stunning views and garden access. Door to en-suite. En-Suite Low level WC. Wash hand basin. Panel enclosed bath with screen and shower over. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls. Tiled flooring. Bedroom Three 5'3 x 13' (1.60m x 3.96m) A large double room. Radiator. Opening to dressing room. Door to en-suite. Dressing Room Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau French doors to garden, offering stunning views. En-Suite Wash hand basin. Low level WC. Double shower cubicle. Heated towel rail. Fully tiled walls. Tiled flooring. Bedroom Four 15' x 7'5 (Narrowing to 7'2) (4.57m x 2.26m (Narrowing to 2.18m) Window to side. Radiator. Door to en-suite En-Suite Low level WC. Wash hand basin. Fully tiled walls. Tiled flooring. Double Garage Up and over door. Power, lighting and water. Ample storage including roof space. Door to rear. Front Garden Landscaped garden with block paving, edged with sleepers, landscaped with shrubs & slate clippings. Side Garden Walled garden Rear Garden Large, tranquil, landscaped garden which is mainly lawned. The garden features bespoke decking, water feature, established trees, shrubs and rose garden with stunning views. Springfield, Cymau Lane, Cymau Viewings Viewings - Strictly by prior appointment with Town & Country Wrexham I.E.A. On To Make An Offer - If you would like to make an offer please contact the Office and one of the Team will assist you further. Services - The agents have not tested any of the appliances listed in the particulars. Hours Of Business - Monday to Friday - 8:30am - 5:30pm Saturday - 9:00am - 4:00pm Sunday - CLOSED Additional Information Additional Information - We would like to point out that all measurements, floor plans and photographs are for guidance purposes only (photographs may be taken with a wide angled/zoom lens), and dimensions, shapes and precise locations may differ to those set out in these sales particulars which are approximate and intended for guidance purposes only. Unless informed otherwise by the vendor, this property is marketed under the assumption it is freehold. These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but most satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in this firm's employment has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in respect of the property. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. 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