'Classic-masterpiece' of a home for sale in Wrexham

Marketed by Currans Unique Homes is a stunning detached property on Darland Lane with 'elegance, charm and contemporary comfort' - and a price tag of £1,250,000.

Ample parking can be found on the large gravel driveway, which leads to a detached garage with high, vaulted ceiling and accessed via an electric remote controlled up and over door.

The garage accommodates a photovoltaic panel system, powering the home with green energy. There is also a workshop to the rear.

Embodying the essence of Georgian symmetry, large sash windows, arched fanlights and an ionic columned portico set the scene for the grandeur within.

Making your way indoors, the light-filled hall delivers on the promise of high, airy ceilings, embellished architraves and ornate cornicing.

Modern upgrades include the underfloor heating, zoned and flowing throughout the ground floor, whilst classical elegance remains woven throughout the home, for instance in the imposing staircase that stands centre stage.

Light and bright, the entrance hall is a destination in itself, with ample space for a dining table or office desk and with double doors to the rear opening out to the garden.

Extending to the rear, the kitchen opens up. Spacious and light, with large sash windows overlooking the extensive rear garden, bespoke cabinetry in cream and bottle green offers a range of storage options, with plenty of preparation space on the marble worktops.

Returning to the entrance hall, discover the enormous utility room, furnished with a range of fitted cabinets, a sink and plumbing for a washer and dryer, with access out to the garden.

From the entrance hall, an attractive staircase captures the elegance of the era, rising to the first floor landing where light floods in through a full height sash window, framing stunning views out over the garden and fields.

To the rear of the home, sneak a peek at the stunning master suite, carpeted in grey underfoot and with detailed cornicing and ornate ceiling rose. Supremely spacious, a large sash window frames views out over the garden.

Beneath an elegant archway, step through into the large dressing room with fitted wardrobes, leading on to a refreshingly large ensuite, with bath, vanity unit wash basin, WC, separate shower and finished again in intricate cornicing and ceiling rose.

Take the stairs up from the landing to the second floor, where arched windows to four sides draw in a profusion of light. There is plenty of potential to create multiple bedrooms on this level, or utilise the space as a games room, cinema room or lounge.

In harmony with the elegance and prestige of Gabriel House are the surrounding gardens, nestled behind a handsome reclaimed brick wall, which retains the warmth of the sunshine throughout the day.

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A centrepiece of the gardens is the enchanting, three-tier, tinkling stone fountain, adding an Italianate feel. Well-manicured lawns, with mature borders to the south and west, blend beautifully with the countryside setting, whilst the semi-circular patio is ideal for wining and dining.

Built along the banks of the River Alyn, footpaths unfurl in every direction, through the fields and alongside waterways offering an abundance of dog walking and cycling options.

A home where classic and contemporary combine, and where restful rurality blends with accessibility to towns and cities, Gabriel House offers stylish living in total tranquillity.