The Manse, Llanymynech,

Originally constructed in 1906, this beautifully maintained and sympathetically upgraded detached Edwardian home was originally built as a Manse for the Presbyterian chapel. Constructed of solid Ruabon red brick and cavity, the property retains many classic Edwardian features while offering modern comfort and functionality.



Key period features include:

Elegant mosaic-tiled hallway

Original wood panelling

High ceilings with original coving

Bay windows to the front elevation

Original internal timbre doors

Traditional yet upgraded sash windows

This home perfectly blends period charm with contemporary living.



Spacious and Versatile Accommodation

The property provides extensive accommodation arranged over two floors plus a cellar, comprising five bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Layout highlights:

Four bedrooms upstairs, including one used as a dressing area

One bedroom downstairs, ideal for guests or flexible use

Three bathrooms in total – one downstairs and two upstairs (including an en-suite with bath)



Living Spaces Designed for Family Life

The downstairs area offers a flexible mix of reception rooms and open family space.

Key living areas include:

A front reception room with a wood burner, currently used as a home office

A substantial living area at the rear, ideal for family life and social gatherings

A cosy media room snug offering a more intimate retreat

A showstopping kitchen with:

A range cooker

Ample cooking and dining space

An adjoining utility area for convenience

A wood burner in the family room, adding warmth and charm



Outdoor Space and Garden Features

The home sits within a beautifully established south-facing garden, thoughtfully designed for relaxation and play.

Garden highlights:

Covered area big enough for a vehicle and seating, leading to the garage with mezzanine storage

Space for children’s play equipment, such as a trampoline

A converted caravan summer house, adding a playful and unique garden feature

Large established perimeter hedges, providing privacy and security



Additional Features and Practicality



This Edwardian gem combines history with thoughtful upgrades for modern family living.

Additional benefits include:

Solar panels for energy efficiency and reduced running costs, with additional water heater

Recently replaced roof using reclaimed slate tiles

Air Conditioning in living space and bedroom

Underfloor heating in en-suite

Cellar access from the hallway — perfect for storage or potential conversion (e.g., wine cellar, home office, hobby room)

Off-street parking for multiple vehicles

EV charger installed

Driveway gates to the rear, allowing access for a car or campervan to the garage and covered area



A Home of Character and Heritage

Celebrating its Edwardian heritage, this property beautifully balances original detailing with modern comforts.

It is truly a wonderful family home, full of character, history, and thoughtful improvements, designed to meet the needs of modern living while honouring its rich architectural roots.



About Llanymynech



Llanymynech is a vibrant and welcoming village that perfectly blends community spirit with convenient amenities and beautiful surroundings.

The village offers everything needed for day-to-day living, including a local shop, Chinese takeaway, hairdressing salons, traditional pubs, and cosy cafés. For leisure and recreation, residents can enjoy the 18-hole golf course, explore the Llanymynech Limeworks Heritage Area with its scenic walking trails, or take part in local sports at the football and cricket fields.

The village also benefits from a village hall that hosts regular events and activities, several local churches, and healthcare facilities, including a doctor’s surgery and pharmacy close by. Families are well served by nearby regarded schools.



Excellent transport links make Llanymynech an ideal base for commuters and families alike, with regular bus services and superb road connections providing easy access to nearby towns and cities, all within around 15 minutes’ drive.

The surrounding area is celebrated for its natural beauty, while the village is conveniently positioned for accessing the towns of Shrewsbury, Welshpool, and Oswestry. Transport links are excellent, with Gobowen and Welshpool train stations providing regular services to Wrexham, Chester, Shrewsbury, and Cardiff, as well as regular bus routes and good road connections.



Important Notice

Viewings are strictly by appointment through Daniel James Residential Ltd.



The floor plan has been produced in accordance with the RICS Property Measurement Standards, incorporating the International Property Measurement Standards. No warranty is given regarding the property’s compliance with planning permissions or its current usage. Fixtures and fittings are not included unless specifically stated. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these details, we recommend contacting us if any aspect is of particular importance to you.



At Daniel James Residential Ltd, we are committed to ensuring a secure and transparent sales process. As part of this commitment, all prospective purchasers will be contacted by Chris Muddiman of Moneysprite for financial qualification.



Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Checks

We are legally required to carry out anti-money laundering checks on all property purchasers. While we oversee and ensure these checks are properly conducted, the initial verification process will be carried out by a trusted third-party provider. Once your offer has been accepted, you will receive a verification link via text message to complete the required checks. The fee is £20 (+ VAT) per purchaser, which covers all necessary data collection and any required manual verification.



If you prefer not to be contacted by our Financial Advisor for financial qualification, please inform us at the time of submitting your offer.