OPEN DAY - 7th MAY 2016 - 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm Axton House is a fine example of a quality built and superior, detached family home, with a large central reception hall, three separate reception rooms, bespoke hand-built country kitchen and dining room, large Utility room, four double bedrooms, the master with its own balcony, three of the bedrooms have en-suites. There is future potential as the detached double garage could be converted to be used as additional or separate accommodation or as a holiday let. The house stands in around 1 acre of land (TBC), with a large private drive, which is securely gated and could accommodate many vehicles. The house itself was completed around 1995 and benefits from modern architecture but encompasses many Victorian features, with various reclaimed materials and antiques which had been hand-picked and collected for the property many years before its construction. The wealth of materials include American yellow pine floor boards throughout, cast-iron ornate radiators in every room, co-ordinating stained glass in exterior and interior doors, converted original Victorian light fittings, cast iron and granite fireplaces, some original period tap fittings and beamed ceilings reclaimed from the docks in Liverpool. The house benefits from double glazing and LPG central heating throughout. The house is located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with views, from the balcony of the Clwydian hills and Moel Fammau. Located only two miles away the A55 gives easy access to the North West and Snowdonia and the coast at Prestatyn is 5 miles away. Prestatyn boasts a recently built retail shopping park and there are several supermarkets within a short distance. No onward chain. EPC rating E
Entrance vestibule - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
The main entrance to the house has an imposing and grand open verandah, framed by two pillars with the balcony overhead forming the roof, leaded stained glass window pane, with a window either side of the door.
Grand reception hall - 19' 7'' x 15' 6'' (5.96m x 4.72m)
The central hub of the house, the spacious and open hall adds to the grandeur of the property and has doors leading off to the main living room reception room. The central timber staircase splits halfway to the left and right to form two staircases to the first floor gallery landing. There are points, and recess under the stairs for storage, beamed ceiling, two ornate cast iron radiators and two windows over looking the front elevation
Main living room - 24' 0'' x 15' 0'' (7.31m x 4.57m)
Enter from the reception hall through double doors into this generous reception room which features a genuine Victorian granite fireplace, two French double doors lead to the side of the house, two ornate cast iron radiators, two feature wall and one central ceiling light, two television points, beamed ceiling.
Second reception room - 15' 0'' x 11' 2'' (4.57m x 3.40m)
Located at the front of the house where you enter through a timber half stained glass door into this lovely room which has a double aspect window to the front and side, cast iron ornate radiator, quality fitted shelving to one wall, ceiling beams, one central light fitting and two wall lights, power points, T.V. point and a victorian cast iron fireplace.
Formal dining room - 15' 0'' x 11' 3'' (4.57m x 3.43m)
Accessed from both the reception hall and kitchen, this intimate dining room can accommodate a large dining table, has two windows, heavy ceiling beams, ornate painted Victorian cast iron fireplace and raised hearth with piped gas available, ornate cast iron radiator, power point.
Family Kitchen - 15' 6'' x 11' 5'' (4.72m x 3.48m)
Enter from the reception hall into the family kitchen which incorporates many interesting traditional features including bespoke handmade wall, drawer and base units made from reclaimed pine together with handmade painted worktops, Belfast sink with unique Denton Hiller brass mixer tap and timber board, integrated dishwasher and fridge, Rangemaster electric griddle with five gas burners and three electric ovens, extractor above, Fired Earth terracotta floor tiles, ceiling beams, ornate cast iron radiator, two ceiling lights, under unit lighting,telephone point, room adjoins dining area, door off to Utility room.
Breakfast room - 15' 6'' x 11' 5'' (4.72m x 3.48m)
This room is a continuation of the kitchen, but generous enough to accommodate a large dining table, the Fired Earth flooring continues through, Victorian Range built in Conwy which is connected to LPG therefore could be utilised as an interesting feature. Feature brick walls, ceiling beams, window overlooking the side, glazed feature stained glass timber french doors to the rear garden, three ceiling and two wall lights, T.V. Point, power points.
Utility room - 15' 0'' x 5' 6'' (4.57m x 1.68m)
Larger than the average utility room and fitted with floor to ceiling pine cupboards, incorporating worktops, and space for a washing machine, dryer, freezer, and a further standing fridge /freezer. The terracotta Fired Earth flooring continues throughout this room, ornate cast iron radiator, two windows overlooking the rear garden, half glazed feature stained glass timber door leading to the rear garden, power points.
Downstairs cloaks & Boot room - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
Accessed from the reception hall, a large area with coat hooks to accommodate coats and shoes/boots, cast iron radiator, central light fitting door leading to downstairs w.c.
Downstairs W.C. - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
Enter via the downstairs cloaks, low level W.C. and victorian hand wash basin, obscured glazed window overlooking the side, ceiling light fitting.
Gallery landing - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
The timber balustrade bannister staircase splits to each side of the landing but continues around to meet at the sitting area on the first floor. Serving a central part of the first floor the landing boasts a balcony out through French double doors overlooking the front elevation under an impressive arched stained glass Victorian window. Two ornate cast iron radiators, three ceiling and one wall light fitting. Doors off to all the bedrooms and access to two of the en-suites, via a Jack and Jill arrangement.
Master bedroom - 21' 0'' x 14' 11'' (6.40m x 4.54m)
Benefiting from a Victorian cast iron fireplace and hearth with timber mantle and surround, double French doors leading onto the balcony which overlooks the rear garden and surrounding countryside, far reaching views towards the Clwydian hills and in the distance Snowdon can be viewed on a clear day. Two windows overlooking the side, two ornate cast iron radiators, beamed ceiling, two ceiling lights, one T. V. Aerial point, power points, door off to half glazed etched walk in wardrobe with access to the loft, door off to En-suite bathroom.
En-suite to master bedroom - 15' 6'' x 11' 4'' (4.72m x 3.45m)
Access from the master bedroom and from the landing area with a Jack and Jill arrangement, this larger than average bathroom which has a separate shower enclosure with a mixer shower, White Victorian Ball & claw foot central bath with a telephone shower attachment, high level Victorian W.C. White pedestal hand wash basin, extractor fan, two wall lights and central light, ornate cast iron radiator, two arched dormer windows overlooking the rear, beamed ceiling.
Bedroom 2 - 13' 10'' x 12' 0'' (4.21m x 3.65m)
Overlooking the front of the house, with twin aspects, ornate cast iron radiator,ceiling beams, cast iron Victorian fireplace, power points, door to walk in wardrobe with fitted shelving, central light fitting.
Bedroom 3 - 14' 8'' x 13' 1'' (4.47m x 3.98m)
Overlooking the front of the house, with twin aspects windows , ornate cast iron radiator, ceiling beams, feature rustic brick wall, two T.V. Aerial points, two telephone points, power points, door to walk in wardrobe with fitted shelving, central light fitting, door off to en-suite shower room.
En-suite to bedroom 3 - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
Built-in shower enclosure, half tiled walls, low level W.C., wash hand basin with tongue and groove vanity unit and matching toilet seat, window, extractor fan, solid copper heated towel rail.
Bedroom 4 - 15' 0'' x 10' 10'' (4.57m x 3.30m)
Enjoying a twin aspect, with windows overlooking the rear, ornate cast iron radiator, ceiling beams, Victorian cast iron feature fireplace, central light fitting, power points. Door off to en-suite bathroom.
Family bathroom and En-suite to bedroom 4 - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
With access from bedroom four and the main landing, this large family bathroom has a cast iron ball & claw bath with telephone shower attachment, separate shower cubicle with mixer shower, white pedestal hand wash basin, low lever flush W.C, two obscured glazed windows overlooking the rear, ornate cast iron radiator, ceiling beams, central light fitting,
Outside - 14' 9'' x 12' 10'' (4.49m x 3.91m)
The property enjoys a good degree of privacy and security behind decorative iron railings, and double gates. Set back from the road within the gated border there is a large Tarmac driveway which sweeps in front and to the sides of the house, which could accommodate many vehicles, including motor homes /boats. The attractive tiered garden next to the parking areas, has a range of unusual and established plants. To the left hand side the drive leads to the large double garage / outbuilding. The rear garden, directly accessed from the kitchen and breakfast room and the side drive, has a generous paved patio area and pergola ideal for outdoor entertaining,and in-keeping with the aesthetics of the house. Steps down lead to further gardens, currently incorporating a nature habitat, ideal for spotting wild animals.
Double garage/outbuilding - 28' 0'' x 19' 7'' (8.53m x 5.96m)
This matching and attractive building in its own right, but separate from the main house could be used as a garage and/or storage but has further potential to be used as a separate office, annexe, or possible holiday let, as the building includes windows to two aspects, double garage with a large folding timber door, two more rooms on two floor, integrated staircase, power and plumbing, and potential heating as it is already incorporating the boiler of the property.