Spacious rooms and flexible layout
Period features
Five story converted former Bank Buildings
Beautifully Presented Throughout
Courtyard garden

Located on the outskirts of the popular North Wales village of Cefn Mawr, Old Bank Buildings is a striking example of exuberant 1900’s architecture with rich moulded local red brick detailing over a classically symmetrical Cefn stone facade, sitting under a re-slated roof.
Having been the subject of a recent comprehensive Architect led renovation, this former Bank now provides flexible and unique accommodation, set out over 5 storey's with the potential of adding a further garden room at basement level.
Character is not in short supply, with an abundance of period features including wall panelling, tiled floors and Victorian cast iron radiators, along with wooden sash windows and shutters and original stained glass doors.
Restored to its former glory by the current vendors, Old Bank Buildings has received an award from the Wrexham Area Civic Society for Architectural Conservation.

Location
Cefn Mawr falls within the central section of the World Heritage Site and it is less than a mile from the property to the UNESCO Pontcysyllte Aqueduct and popular canal paths to Llangollen and Chirk.
Ty Mawr Country Park, located adjacent to the Cefn Viaduct is also within a short walking distance and the A483 trunk road to Chester (18 miles) to the north and Oswestry (9 miles) and Shrewsbury to the south is readily accessible, providing for daily commuting to the commercial and industrial centres of the region.
Cefn Mawr provides a range of local amenities, including both primary and secondary schools, local shopping and a Tesco supermarket, GP surgeries, library and social resources.
Nearby is Cefn Druids football club, a leisure centre which offers a well-equipped gym and swimming pool, along with its extremely popular wave machine.
The town of Llangollen is less than 5 miles away. Famous for its annual International world renowned Eisteddfod. Steeped in myth and legend Llangollen is a haven for walkers and tourists of all ages. Wrexham town centre is approximately 7 miles away. Home to the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham Association Football Club has experienced a recent boom in attention since the club was purchased by two Hollywood actors.
The spectacular Snowdonia National Park is 37 miles away and the stunning North Wales coastline is easily accessible.

Accommodation
The accommodation on offer at Old Bank Buildings is extremely versatile and flexible.
The total floor area of approximately 250 sq.m. is spread over 5 floors and is currently configured by the vendors in the following way:

Entrance hall
Original stained glass vestibule door leads to the inner hallway, with quarry tiles and Victorian cast iron radiator.

Kitchen
Large, double aspect room with quarry tiles, Aga Berrington multi fuel stove, original period window shutters and painted wall panelling. The solid oak kitchen cabinets are made by Newcastle Furniture Company and the wall tiles are from Marlborough Tiles.
Stained glass door leads to

Utility room
Light and airy, large wooden sash window , practical room housing laundry equipment with the added benefit of toilet facilities.
40 kw Baxi Duo Tec combination boiler.

Dining room
Dual aspect room with painted wall panelling, original window shutters, period tiled floor, Worcester Bewdley multi fuel stove.
Stairs lead to

First Floor Landing
Painted wall panelling, original floor boards, two ornate Victorian cast iron radiators, double stained glass doors leading to

Office
Dual aspect room with painted wall panelling and open fireplace. Victorian cast iron radiator.
Door currently leads to

Front lounge
Two wooden sash windows to the front, original floor boards, Victorian cast iron radiators, painted wall panelling and original open fireplace.

Rear lounge
Door from landing leads to, what is currently being used as, a sitting room.
Large room with wooden sash window to the rear, Victorian cast iron radiator, original floor boards, original built-in stripped pine cupboard and Franco Belge multi fuel stove.

First floor toilet
Useful, modern room, limestone tiling from Marlborough Tiles.
Stairs rise to

Second Floor Landing
Large space with double height ceiling, wooden sash window to rear, oak spiral staircase rising to third floor and mezzanine level.

Bedroom One
Large light room, wooden sash window to rear. Statement wallpaper by House of Hackney. Original cast iron fireplace and painted floor boards.

Bedroom Two
Another large room, two wooden sash windows to the front, original cast iron fireplace and painted floor boards.

Bathroom
Stained glass door Victorian door, limestone tiling from Marlborough Tiles, wooden sash window to front, jacuzzi bath.

Mezzanine
Light, open space, Velux window, stripped pine wall panelling, two steps up to

Loft room/bedroom Three
Large light room, 3 Velux windows with stunning views across the village to Chirk.
Exposed original wooden beams, ideal space for your teenagers!

En-suite
This room, accessed from the mezzanine, will be utilised as an en-suite to the loft room.

Stone steps lead from the entrance hallway down to two

Cellars
Full- height with power, light and plumbing

Outside
To the rear of the property, at basement level, is a secluded and low maintenance double courtyard.
There is potential to transform the initial area into a sun room, with direct access from the cellar staircase. The original Cefn stone walls, wooden sash window and door are already in place.
The remaining walled courtyard is a very sunny, private space with established shrubs and climbing plants.

The property is located opposite a public car park, mainly used by the residents of Well Street and the local GP surgery.

Overall, Old Bank Buildings offers large, versatile accommodation, ideally situated within the heart of a Conservation Area and World Heritage Site.
It has the added benefit of a new gas fired central heating system, period features, complete re wiring, new roof, chimneys and wooden sash windows and ultimately, a solid investment for its new owner.

Tenure
Freehold

To the rear of the property is a secluded and low maintenance double courtyard, with the potential of converting half of the area into a sun room. The property is situated opposite a public car park and is only a short walking distance to the village centre.