Wrexham: Overton property on the market for £700,000
Boasting five bedrooms, the property also has three bathrooms, four reception rooms and large gardens and parking space.
A spokesperson for Monopoly Buy Sell Rent said: "Situated just outside Overton-on-Dee, a small but vibrant village of unspoiled charm, with beautiful surroundings on the Welsh, Shropshire and Cheshire borders.
"This impressive detached barn conversion dating from the 16th century offers a perfect blend of space, comfort, and modern living. Spanning an expansive 2,638 square feet, this property is ideal for families seeking a generous home with ample room for entertaining and relaxation.
"Upon entering, you are greeted by a welcoming entrance hall proving access to the impressive dining hall, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, three bedrooms and the family bathroom. Two further receptions to include a cosy lounge with wood burning stove and an impressively spacious first floor living room with impressive views to the front, rear and side.
"The principal bedroom offers fitted bedroom furniture and an ensuite shower room. The superb self contained annexe is perfect accommodation for guests, a family member who would like to live adjoined to the main residence or as a holiday let opportunity.
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"One of the standout features of this home is the generous parking space, accommodating several vehicles. This is a rare find and adds significant value, making it perfect for families with multiple cars or those who enjoy hosting visitors.
"For those looking to live the country lifestyle dream this property offers superb mature gardens, wildlife pond, two paddocks and two useful outbuildings.
"In summary, this remarkable detached house on Station Road is a rare opportunity to acquire an attractive, spacious family home in a desirable location.
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