Glasfryn, Mount drive – A charming Victorian home

£775,000 Guide Price
Ref DOQ-89911648
Sold STC

Property Summary

* Sold prior to advertisement* This timeless and imposing Victorian residence is nestled on a generous plot of 0.33 acres and positioned on one of Oswestry’s most sought-after private roads.
5 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
3 Receptions

Property Features

  • Detached | Period property
  • Premier private road | Quiet close
  • Five Bedrooms | Three bathrooms
  • 30ft Sitting/Dining Room | Conservatory
  • Kitchen/Breakfast room | Walk-in Pantry
  • Home office | 24ft Games room | Living room
  • Beautiful gardens | 0.33 Acres
  • Utility room | Boot room | Cellar | Downstairs WC
  • Walking distance to Oswestry town centre
  • Total SQ FT 4600 SQ FT + Garage

Full Details

Welcome to Glasfryn, a stunning home entering the market for the first time in nearly 40 years. This timeless and imposing Victorian residence is nestled on a generous plot of 0.33 acres and positioned on one of Oswestry’s most sought-after private roads, Mount Drive. This remarkable home boasts a rich history and an array of original features, offering a glimpse into a bygone era full of charm and craftsmanship.As you step through the front door, you are greeted by the grandeur on offer, withsoaring ceilings, intricate cornicing, and elegant woodwork throughout, including a beautiful ornate staircase. The property spans three floors, each thoughtfully arranged to maximise space and functionality with the opportunity to add your own stamp to the home.You enter the house through a spacious porch with original etched glass windows, the perfect place to remove shoes and coats, especially on wetter days. As you step into the hallway you are greeted by Minton tiles, presented in fabulous condition, a testament to how loved and cared for the home has been over the years.The ground floor presents an inviting ambience, with spacious living areas ideal for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with loved ones. A highlight of the home is the 30ft sitting and dining room with a working fireplace, a wonderful space both for family and entertainment. A conservatory at the rear of this expansive room has french doors leading to the garden.At the heart of the home is an AGA cooker in the kitchen, where you will find plenty of storage space, a walk-in pantry, and ample space for a dining table.At the back of the house on the ground floor, there is a home office, utilityroom/kitchenette, loo and boot room. This part of the home lends itself to conversion into an annexe, with its own side entrance, door to the garden and stairs.One of the unique features of this home is its dual staircases: the main staircase is located at the front of the home and is complete with ornate bannisters. The second staircase is situated at the rear of the property ascending to the first and second floors.This configuration allows for multi-generational living, and independent living for an Aupair or an annexe.Upstairs you’ll find a generous landing flooded with natural light from a large sash window and also glass ceiling window. There are five serene double bedrooms, each offering a tranquil retreat from the outside world. The principal bedroom offers an en-suite shower room and the first floor has two further bathrooms.On the second floor, we have the games room, an expansive space (24'7 x 11'7)which has enjoyed years of fun and laughter and is positioned at the rear of the home which is perfect should you wish to make noise. The room offers a flexible spaceallowing for an extra bedroom suite, hobbies room or additional home office with views across the gardens. One of the unique features of this home is a fully working sauna, located next to the games room.Ample storage options abound to accommodate all your needs. Descend into theexpansive cellar, a versatile space offering the boundless potential for storing seasonal items and wine collections. The second floor benefits from a spacious boarded walk-in loft space and provides a hidden treasure trove for stashing away belongings out of sight, while maintaining easy access for retrieval. For those with a penchant for tinkering or housing vehicles, the garage space offers shelter and security, ensuring your prized possessions are well-protected from the elements.Outside, the property unfolds into a picturesque oasis, with manicured mature gardens lush greenery and flower beds stretching as far as the eye can see to the rear of the garden, a greenhouse, positioned perfectly to capture the sun and plenty of space for a trampoline. Explore the sprawling grounds and discover hidden nooks perfect for quiet reflection or al fresco dining on warm summer evenings. To the front of the home, a well-kept garden and ample parking for multiple vehicles.This cherished home has been enjoyed by the same family for nearly 40 years,preserving its historic charm for generations to come. With its unmatched beauty and timeless appeal, this Victorian gem awaits a discerning buyer seeking a slice of history and a place to call home.Seller’s view:We absolutely love Glasfryn! It has been the most wonderful home for children to grow up in, and three generations have relished the huge amount of space, both inside and out. Glasfryn has hosted innumerable parties and celebrations and provided a peaceful and relaxing day-to-day haven. Above all, it has been a happy family home, full of smiles and laughter, where we’ve thoroughly enjoyed spending time together.Location:Welcome to Oswestry, a charming market town nestled in the picturesque countryside of Shropshire, England. Boasting a rich tapestry of history and culture, Oswestry invites you to explore its quaint streets lined with historic buildings and vibrant market stalls.Situated near the border of England and Wales, this thriving town offers a unique blend of English and Welsh influences, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and community spirit. Perched atop a gentle hill, Oswestry offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, providing a scenic backdrop for daily life.Stroll through the bustling town centre, where independent shops, cosy cafes, and traditional pubs await your discovery. Immerse yourself in the local culture at the weekly markets, where artisans and vendors showcase their wares, from fresh produce to handmade crafts.Nature enthusiasts will delight in Oswestry's proximity to a wealth of outdoor adventures, including the scenic trails of the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. With its warm community atmosphere, idyllic surroundings, and convenient access to amenities, Oswestry offers the perfect blend of rural tranquillity and modern convenience.Easy access to the A5 and A483 provides direct links to Shrewsbury, Chester andbeyond and the train station at nearby Gobowen provides regular rail services toChester, Liverpool, Birmingham and London. The area is renowned for its excellent state and private schools including Oswestry School, Moreton Hall Girls School, Adcote School for Girls, Ellesmere College and Packwood Haugh.Services and informationDistrict Council: ShropshireElectricity and Gas: MainsWater: MainsDrainage: MainsWater Meter: noViewings strictly by appointmentContact Daniel James

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