Situated in the tranquil Eagley Bank hamlet, The Old Clock Tower represents a unique opportunity for redevelopment within a charming historical context. This Grade II Listed building, originally constructed in 1865 as part of Sir John Holden's estate, features distinctive stone facades and intricate interiors that reflect the Victorian era's craftsmanship. With over 1,600 sq.ft. of ground floor space available, there is considerable potential for a creative conversion into either a single-family residence or multiple living spaces.
The expansive interiors include a striking lofty chamber with an open-trussed ceiling supported by meticulously crafted stone corbels and timberwork indicative of its storied past. Substantial York stone flags grace the flooring, enhancing the building's character. Natural light floods through arched windows, illuminating exposed Ruabon Red brickwork that speaks to its heritage.
The layout allows for versatile design options; the Coach House and Tack Room could be transformed into additional living quarters or workspaces, subject to planning permissions. Outdoor areas complement the property with a south-facing garden providing an ideal retreat and private parking options via a cobbled driveway.
This property not only offers a chance to restore an architectural landmark but also presents an exceptional canvas for investment, allowing future homeowners or developers to craft their vision while maintaining respect for its historical significance.
