REVEALED: The hidden secrets of a modern Welsh castle that costs £2.8M and looks like it was built centuries ago
- Modern home resembles an 18th century castle but it was only built 22 years ago
- It comes with hidden stair cases, state-of-the-art invisible wall speakers and an electronic triple garage
- It is due to be sold at auction next month with a guide price of £2,875,000
With its stone turrets and black cannons, this Welsh castle looks as though it was built centuries ago. But the reality tells a far more modern story as the foundations were only carved out of a Welsh hilltop a couple of decades ago.
The castle was built in 1994, making it one of the youngest in Britain, and it incorporates an abundance of high-tech features that most definitely belong in the 21st century.
They include a garden statue of a dragon that can breathe fire and state-of-the-art 'invisible' wall speakers.
The modern castle looks like it was built centuries ago, but it was only built 22 years ago - and has a price tag of £2,875,000
The interior has been renovated throughout with large fireplaces and appropriately luxurious furniture and fittings
The property is listed with estate agents Lot 11 and is due to be sold at auction next month with a guide price of £2,875,000.
The price means that the castle is also one of the most expensive properties for sale in North Wales.
The average value of a property in the area is significantly lower at £180,000, according to property website Zoopla.
So what will you get for your money? Well, the modern castle comes with 46 acres of land and hidden stair cases, as well as the state-of-the-art invisible wall speakers.
In the garden, there is also a statue of a dragon, which has been carved out of a 200 year old tree - and guests to the property may get a surprise while driving past the large carving as it breathes fire.
Guests may be surprised to find a wooden carving of a dragon breathing fire in the garden of the castle grounds
The modern castle was built with history in mind as it incorporates large stone turrets and decorative black cannons
Your car of choice? A triple garage with electronic doors houses the existing owner's Bentley and Range Rover
The family home has hidden staircases which provide the perfect areas to play peekaboo with children
Entertain in style with this formal dining room, which includes a grand fireplace and wooden paneled walls
The property's fortress theme is continued in the garden with a wall around the front of the building, which also has a wildlife pound, flower beds and a water feature.
The castle sits in 46 acres of land with panoramic views across the Clwyd valley and reaching towards Snowdon.
The extensive castle grounds cover a total of 46 acres and include a large and mature wildlife pond
The rooftop provides panoramic views overlooking the Clwyd Valley and extending to the Snowdon Mountains
A Bentley or Range Rover? There is plenty of parking at the property if you have a collection of vehicles
The property has recently been renovated and now includes double glazing, draft proofing and grand fire places.
There is a cinema room, six bedrooms and a kitchen that includes a breakfast bar and a butler's pantry.
There is still scope for further development with planning consent in place for an extension that includes an infinity swimming pool.
The outdoor areas include an enclosed formal garden with pretty flower beds and a water feature
An enclosed courtyard has a guest annex, which had a reception room with a wood-burning stove
Creature comforts: A cosy cinema room is a great spot to catch up on your favourite films with friends and family
Many of the castle's six bedrooms have large en-suite bathrooms that add a touch of luxury and comfort
The castle comes with planning consent for an extension that includes an infinity swimming pool
source http://blog.evolutionproperties.co.uk/2016/11/20/hidden-secrets/
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