A substantial countryside home near Mold offering its own leisure suite, tennis court and separate annexe has gone on the market for offers in excess of £2 million.
Maes Alyn, located on Denbigh Road in Rhydymwyn, is a six-bedroom detached period property set within around 2.75 acres, combining Victorian character with modern upgrades.
Originally part of the former Gwysaney Estate, the home is built from local stone and sits in an elevated position overlooking open countryside, just under two miles from Mold town centre.
Inside, the property spans more than 11,000 sq ft across three floors, with a mix of traditional features and contemporary additions following a major refurbishment in 2019.
The ground floor includes a reception hall leading to three main living spaces, including a drawing room and dining room with bay windows and period fireplaces.
A large kitchen and breakfast room, fitted by Clive Christian, forms the heart of the home, complete with an Aga, range cooker and seating area.
One of the standout features is the purpose-built leisure suite, designed for both entertaining and everyday use.
This includes a bar and games room, a pool room with vaulted ceiling and countryside views, a sauna, and a gym with changing facilities.
Upstairs, the main house offers six double bedrooms, including a principal suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom.
Additional space is provided by a self-contained annexe, created in 2019, featuring its own kitchen, living area, bedroom and bathroom, making it suitable for guests or multi-generational living.
Outside, the grounds include landscaped gardens, multiple terraces positioned to take in the views, and a hard tennis court set within a former walled garden.
A long driveway leads to extensive parking and outbuildings, including a workshop and storage.
Despite its rural setting, the property is within easy reach of Mold, with further links to Chester, Liverpool and Manchester via the A55 and wider motorway network.
The listing is being marketed by Jackson-Stops Chester, and anyone wishing to enquire about the property is advised to contact them directly for further information.
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