This distinctive former Baptist chapel, originally built in 1840, has been thoughtfully transformed into a spacious residential property while retaining much of its historical charm. Nestled in a semi-rural landscape within Denbighshire, this home presents an appealing opportunity for those interested in a renovation project or investment.
Spanning three stories, the residence offers ample living space with four bedrooms and generous communal areas. The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall with classic quarry tiles and includes essential facilities such as a WC that also serves as a utility and boiler room. A cozy snug to the left boasts an original stone chimney and fireplace, complemented by one of the chapel's characteristic windows. Further along, the kitchen combines traditional elements with modern finishes, showcasing wooden cabinets and a striking Rayburn stove.
The main reception area is particularly notable due to its lofty ceilings and large round-top windows that invite abundant natural light. Once serving as the chapel’s congregation space, this versatile room can function as an expansive living and dining area—perfect for entertaining or family gatherings.
On the first floor, the principal bedroom offers considerable space alongside an elegantly designed family bathroom. The inclusion of a mezzanine balcony overlooking the reception room provides additional functionality; it could be modified into an office or reading nook if desired. The second floor houses three further bedrooms featuring vaulted ceilings and skylights, along with additional storage options and a well-appointed shower room.
Outside, Ty Capel Seion welcomes you through a gated entrance leading to extensive gravel parking suitable for multiple vehicles. The property’s gardens offer both privacy and potential for enhancement; while the front retains historic gravestones from its chapel heritage—now closed to future burials—the space could be creatively repurposed. The rear garden is predominantly lawned with a secluded flagged patio that allows for tranquil outdoor enjoyment.
This property is situated on the fringes of Llanfair Dyffryn Clwyd, which caters well to families with educational institutions nearby, including new primary schools and further options in Ruthin. With easy access to Wrexham and major transport links via the A55 expressway, it holds promise for both personal enjoyment and investment potential in this scenic part of North Wales.
Ty Capel Seion is connected to mains water with oil central heating; however, prospective buyers should assess all services for their suitability prior to purchase. Given its historical significance combined with modern living needs, this property represents an intriguing project that balances character with contemporary lifestyle possibilities.
