Once the main entrance onto the estate, this spacious and welcoming gate lodge now has all you need for that perfect getaway.
With a unique layout, you enter property via the stunning central arch which carriages once passed through. The beautiful wooden panelled door leads to your left into the light and airy, spacious kitchen with a high ceiling, stunning arched windows and oak floorboards which perfectly complement the soft pink walls, pale green units and white granite work surfaces. The kitchen is well-equipped and has plenty of storage with a small turret housing a useful separate larder. A central island with stools is ideal for a quick snack or chatting while cooking. Passing through a second turret, you will find yourself in the cosy sitting room with a lower ceiling and windows stretching the entire width of the room. With a comfortable soft velvet sofa and large Smart television, it's the perfect place to curl up and enjoy a film or a good book. A small dining table sits to one side for intimate dinners, board games or work if it calls, and you can use the door at this end of the property to access the gravel area at the rear of the property with views out over the historic English parkland, now part of the Estate's organic farm.
Crossing under the arch and entering the other side of the split property takes you into the luxurious bathroom with a marble-topped vanity unit, a roll-top bath and a spacious shower. There is a traditional wc in its own separate turret, off the bathroom. Continue through the second turret to the elegant and spacious bedroom with large built-in wardrobes and a king-size bed topped with luxurious linens. With an external door and another window stretching across the width of the room along with beautiful nature inspired wallpaper and calm colours, this room is a tranquil space in which to wind down at the end of the day.
Guests can enjoy access to the formal gardens of Brynkinalt on a Tuesday (April to September).
The area offers something for everyone with Chester, Shrewsbury, Ellesmere and Ruthin all within a short drive. There are several National Trust properties close by with Chirk Castle just a few miles away, and Erdigg and Powys Castle an easy trip out. Also close by is the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and Canal, a World Heritage Site described by UNESCO as ‘a masterpiece of creative genius'. There are also many beautiful walks in the beautiful surrounding countryside just waiting to be discovered. Why not come and explore?
Additional Information:
Sorry, no pets.
Sorry, no children. Infants welcome (please provide your own infant equipment).
The bedding is non-feather.
Grade II listed property.
Please note there are small steps between the kitchen and sitting room and the bedroom and bathroom.
The gate lodge offers total seclusion for guests as this is no longer used as the entrance to the estate.
EV charger available at the property (please provide your own cable), payable on Charge Assist app.
