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Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Drawing Room
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Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Sitting Room
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Dining Room
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Master Bedroom
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Second Bedroom
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Master Bathroom
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Entrance Hall
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Lodge
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Cottage
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - Walled Garden
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Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - View To Llanderfel
Fron Heulog, Llandderfel - View From Lawn
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Fron Heulog, Llandderfel

Bala, Gwynedd, LL23 7RD

A lifestyle sporting estate just over an hour from Chester once owned by the second Duke of Westminster within its own 58 acres (23.47 ha).

Grade II Listed Georgian House, Nine Bedrooms, Former Coach House, A Total of 58 Acres (23.4 ha), Including the Sporting Rights, Three Bedroom Cottage, Two Bedroom Lodge, Enchanting views of the Dee Valley and Berwyn Mountains, Cottage EPC: F, Lodge EPC: G

Guide price £1,595,000

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Property type House
Bedrooms 8
Bathrooms 4

Key features

  • Grade II Listed Georgian House
  • Nine Bedrooms
  • Former Coach House
  • A Total of 58 Acres (23.4 ha)
  • Including the Sporting Rights
  • Three Bedroom Cottage
  • Two Bedroom Lodge
  • Enchanting views of the Dee Valley and Berwyn Mountains
  • Cottage EPC: F
  • Lodge EPC: G

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A little bit about

Wales

There are many historic towns in mid-Wales; Montgomery, Llandrindod Wells, Welshpool and Presteigne to name a few. The Shropshire-Welsh border area is a fascinating blend of English and Welsh culture. The area is known for its rugged beauty and historical landmarks with the border towns influenced by Welsh culture and history.

Chirk Castle and Powis Castle, both of historical significance, can be explored alongside the industrial heritage mines and King Arthur’s Labyrinth. The picturesque landscape offers the renowned hiking trails, Offa’s Dyke Path and Glyndŵr’s Way.

There are a host of schools, both within the state and private sector, in close proximity. Christ College Brecon and Llandovery College are both highly regarded and over the border is the renowned Shrewsbury School.

Travel links in Mid-Wales are good and accessible via the M56 at Chester, The M54 at Telford, the M5 and M50 at Worcester and to South Wales the M4. Railways services are available across mid-Wales and international airports can be found at Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Cardiff.

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