4 bedrooms +
3 reception rooms +
Well-preserved historic features +
Origins of the property date to the late 16th century +
Immaculate grounds and herbaceous gardens +
Set in an idyllic semi-rural location +
Grade II listed residence +
Approximately 328m sq (3533 sq ft) of living accommodation +
Plot extending to 1.33 acres in total +
EPC Rating F +

An immaculately presented Grade II listed country residence, with origins dating back to the late 16th century, set in an idyllic location with mature gardens.
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Plas Yn Llan is a distinguished Grade II listed country residence, nestled in the picturesque village of Llangynhafal, Denbighshire. Believed to date back to the late 16th century, this immaculately preserved home showcases exceptional sub-medieval timber framed architecture, complete with decorative gables, jettied upper floors, and original period features both internally and externally.

The house was extensively renovated in the early 1980’s rescuing it from a state of near dereliction to its current condition. The house dates back to around 1580 and enjoys a rich historical provenance.
The poet William Wordsworth stayed here for long periods in the late 18th century when it was owned by his good friend, Robert Jones. Wordsworth described the house as “quite a cottage, just such as one as would suit us”.

The property occupies an idyllic setting, with the medieval St Cynhafal’s Church neighbouring the property. All within beautifully mature gardens and grounds, which are a key focal point of the property.

Ground floor
Plas Yn Llan is accessed through an attractive timber doorway, which opens into a welcoming entrance hall and boot room. To either side of the hall is a boiler room and Cloak room. The hall is tastefully finished with tiled flooring that flows seamlessly into the heart of the home in the form of a superbly appointed breakfast kitchen. This exceptional space features a bespoke range of timber wall and base units, complemented by contrasting granite work surfaces. A striking bottle green Aga is set within a traditional inglenook surround, framed by an impressive bressummer beam, creating a true focal point. Generously proportioned, the kitchen comfortably accommodates a large family dining table, making it an ideal setting for both everyday living and entertaining.
From the left of the kitchen, steps lead to a cosy snug, centred around a charming woodburning stove set within an ornate timber fireplace. Discreetly concealed within the floor is a hidden access hatch, opening to a cellar below. The cellar comprises two principal rooms, one of which features an extensive wine racking system with capacity for over 1,600 bottles. A doorway within the snug leads into an additional reception room, featuring an open fire, again with an ornate timber fireplace. Double doors within the room open into a conservatory which is positioned to enjoy the morning sun and views across part of the garden. Returning to the snug, a separate doorway leads into the formal entrance hall, which hosts an impressive oak staircase rising to a galleried landing. Within the hall is a carefully preserved section of the original external wall, showcasing exquisite herringbone timber framing. From the hall, a further doorway leads into the principal reception room, which also connects directly to the kitchen. This elegant space is characterised by striking exposed wall and ceiling beams, with the focal point centred around a charming woodburning stove.

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4 Bed Detached House, Single Let, Denbigh, LL16 4LN £1,000,000

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