10 Myddleton Terrace Chirk LL145PT
This characterful Victorian terrace is situated on a quiet road in the highly sought after border town of Chirk. Close to the world Heritage Sites of Chirk Castle, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and the LLangollen Canal. The property is within walking distance of the two schools, library, leisure centre and local shops.
The former miners cottage was built in the late 1880s and as well as the living space has two double bedrooms, a large attic ripe for conversion and a downstairs wet room. Externally is a generously sized secluded wildlife garden, a wood cabin complete with log burner and a workshop/garage with access onto the road behind.
Accommodation
Entrance hall
A part glazed uPVC double glazed front door, staircase and door to the lounge
Lounge
12’5 (3.74m)deep x 13 (3.8m) wide
A large window looks out over the front courtyard and draws in the afternoon sun. There is a telephone point, radiator, built in storage seat (TV point and plug sockets beneath) and door leading to the Kitchen
Kitchen
8’11 (2.7m) deep x 11’2 (3.4m) wide
Giving views over the garden and trees beyond, the breakfast bar is bathed in morning light.
The back door leads to a small yard area with bin storage, outside electrical supply and water tap. Then a step up to the Cabin, washing line and the rest of the garden and garage.
Wet room and under stairs storage
9 (3.7m) deep x 4’10 (1.5m) wide
Walking shower area with central drain and Mira electric shower. Useful under stairs storage and coat racks.
Staircase and first floor landing
Over stairs storage, access to the loft hatch and a plug socket. Three doors leading to:
Bedroom 1
8’7 (2.4m) deep x 16 (4.9m) wide
Large built in wardrobe with storage above. Front window with open aspect and views towards the hills and woodland of Chirk Castle.
Bedroom 2
11’4 (3.5m) deep x 7’11 (2.4m) wide
Double bedroom over looking the beautiful rear garden.
Bathroom
8 (2.4m) deep x 7’ll (2.4m) wide
Panel bath with a shower from the taps and an electric shower. Airing cupboard housing Ideal 30 eco combi-boiler (installed 2021)
Outside
Cabin
12 (3.65m) x 8’5 (2.4m)
Built within the walled perimeter of the original asbestos wash house, the cabin is fitted with a wood stove and oven. Burning only kiln dried timber the cabin easily reaches 30 degrees within half an hour of lighting and is a great refuge in the winter! The oven regularly cooks a full Sunday dinner with a kettle on top for the washing up; it is a wonderful place to relax in. Currently there is no electrical supply but a quote of £300 has been given to install one.
Garage
21’10 (6.6m) x 10’10 (3m)
Door to the garden, electrical supply and up/over garage door to the roadway. There is a slope up to the road that is suitable for bikes and small motorbikes but adaption to the garage would be needed to drive a car into it. To the rear of the garage is a secure high double gate and small gravel area.
Gardens
70ft (21.3m) x 25 (7.6m)
The larger than average garden is home to much wildlife; hedges full of sparrows, bird boxes with swifts and blue tits, a resident hedgehog family and two ponds with fish and lots of frogs. The three buddleia trees are covered in bees and butterflies all summer long. Self seeded flowers grow tall whilst cherry trees, black current and strawberries provide fruit. A lawn could be sown if you prefer.
At the secluded end of the garden a paved seating area is nestled against the brick wall for warmth and protection (also fixings for a canopy and hammock). The garden is a very quiet serene area for outdoor fires or a Barbecue.
Local Authority
Wrexham County Council
Council tax band B
EPC
Improved with the addition of under eaves insulation, internal wall insulation and a new gas combi boiler.
Renovations
Since purchasing the property three years ago, the current owners have up dated the house with new carpets, boiler, kitchen and decor. One chimney has been removed, the other re- pointed and the roof, gutters, valleys and soffits replaced.
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