Set in the picturesque village of Northop, this traditional brick-built farm house offers a rare opportunity to acquire a property rich in character and history. With searches already underway, this home is poised for its next chapter, blending timeless appeal with practical living.

Upon entering, the thoughtful layout unfolds. To the left, a practical utility room provides convenience, while to the right, a spacious farmhouse-style kitchen awaits. This heart of the home offers ample room for a dining table, complemented by generous storage and countertop space, perfect for both everyday meals and larger gatherings. Two steps up from the kitchen lead to a bright, spacious living room, ideal for relaxation or entertaining. A second reception room, featuring a charming fireplace, provides an additional versatile area for entertaining or quiet enjoyment.

Ascending the stairs, the layout offers distinct zones. To the right, sits one of the double bedrooms, perfectly suited as a bedroom or a dedicated home office. To the left, the family bathroom, complete with a shower over the bath, is conveniently located alongside another comfortable bedroom. A further three steps lead to a large double bedroom and the expansive master bedroom, ensuring ample private space for all.

Original features are thoughtfully preserved throughout, adding to the unique allure and authenticity of this residence. The interiors are light-filled and offer a sense of calm, with proportions that speak to its heritage. Outside, the stunning garden and grounds provide a private oasis, meticulously maintained and offering various zones for outdoor enjoyment and tranquil moments.

Further enhancing its appeal, the property includes a garage and a substantial driveway, ensuring ample parking. Its enviable location on Connah's Quay Road, Mold, offers excellent connectivity, being close to the A55 expressways for easy commuting, whilst also providing convenient access to the historic market town of Mold with its array of amenities, culture, and green spaces. This home truly offers a blend of peaceful rural living with urban convenience.

Heating/Boiler installed 2012

Boiler is located in the utility room (free standing). Last serviced April 2025 and booked for annual service May 2026

Gas/ Electric Meter type: ✓Smart Meter

Energy meters are located: Electricity in corner kitchen cupboard

Property has a water meter

A great space inside and out. Fantastic being out in the garden and the countryside and also handy for the North Wales coast.

There are 4 attics! Exposed beams. Inglenook in middle room. Really large garage. Well stocked spring garden with laburnum, wisteria, rhododendron and azaleas. Walks across fields and golf course.

Yes

Some water ingress on one bedroom wall though a chimney. Chimney removed and re roofed over it in July 2024. No further issues. Under local roofer T&Cs.

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