£700,000 cottage near Mold for sale with hot tub and annexe

The detached home at Tyn Y Celyn, on the outskirts of Llanarmon-yn-Iâl, is surrounded by mature gardens and grounds and combines traditional features with plenty of space inside and out.

Inside, exposed timber beams and wood-burning stoves are among the features which give the cottage much of its character.

Kitchen with integrated appliances, breakfast bar and fitted units (Image: Beresford Adams)

The ground floor opens through an entrance vestibule into a dining hall, with a snug to one side featuring a wood-burning stove.

From the dining hall, the property opens into a spacious open-plan lounge and kitchen.

The lounge has views across the front garden and another wood-burning stove, while the adjoining kitchen includes a range of units and work surfaces, integrated oven, hob and grill, wine cooler and fridge-freezer.

Open-plan lounge with wood-burning stove and views across front garden (Image: Beresford Adams)

There is also a breakfast bar and a separate utility room.

Upstairs, a split-level landing leads to the principal suite, which has its own kitchenette area and en-suite shower room.

The bedroom also has part-vaulted ceilings with Velux windows and a wood-burning stove.

Raised patio terrace with hot tub and access to cellar and workshop (Image: Beresford Adams)

According to the listing, French doors open onto the rear garden.

Elsewhere are a guest bedroom with fitted wardrobes, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom with a bath and overhead shower.

But the accommodation does not end with the main house.

A converted annexe provides a studio-style living area, kitchen, bedroom and shower room, providing additional accommodation away from the main living space.

Utility room accessed from the kitchen (Image: Beresford Adams)

The estate agent says it could be used for guests or extended family and also highlights potential for generating an income, although prospective buyers would need to make their own enquiries over any proposed commercial use.

The property is marketed as having five bedrooms, with the particulars also describing a bedroom within the annexe.

Outside, the house is approached along a private lane leading to a long gravel driveway, with parking for several vehicles.

There is also a car port, potting shed and polytunnel, while the established grounds include a large lawn and a cottage-style garden behind a stone wall.

At the rear is a raised patio terrace with a hot tub, along with access to a cellar room and substantial timber workshop.

Beyond the formal gardens is a paddock laid to permanent pasture, which the agent says could appeal to buyers with equestrian or other lifestyle interests.

The property sits in what the agent describes as a secluded rural position on the outskirts of Llanarmon-yn-Iâl, with access to countryside walks including routes around the Clwydian Range and Moel Famau.

The listing says the village has amenities including a shop, pub and church, while further facilities are available in Mold and Ruthin.

Tyn Y Celyn is freehold and is listed as having three bathrooms and two reception rooms, with an EPC rating of E and council tax band G.

It was added to the market on November 4 and is currently for sale for £700,000 through Beresford Adams - Mold Sales.