This magnificent Grade II listed former bank was built in 1928 in the vernacular revival style and is situated on The Square, in the very centre of the popular village of Corwen, Denbighshire.

Surrounded by a wealth of amenities, including shops, schools, community activities, the acclaimed Rhug Estate, and an abundance of historical landmarks, Corwen is also ideally placed for those looking for equally easy access into popular towns such as Llangollen, and Chester, and further into West Wales towards Bala, the Gwydir National Park, the Snowdonia National Park, and the Coed Y Brenin National Park.

Having been sympathetically restored and enhanced in recent years, expertly blending period and contemporary features to improve the specification well beyond its former glory, the property is accessed via ornate double doors from The Square, which leads onto the modern hallway to spacious living room which boasts a double height ceiling with exposed beams, wooden panelling, intricate ceiling mouldings, double height windows to two elevations allowing in an abundance of natural light; stairs rise to the first floor drawing room with glass balustrades. To the ground floor, the property also comprises of two double bedrooms, both of which benefit from a wealth of period features, and two ultra-contemporary shower rooms finished to the highest of standards.

Stairs lead down from the ground floor to the lower ground floor - formerly the bank vault - and lead to a generous kitchen and dining room finished in a contemporary style with an extensive range of cashmere coloured base units topped with attractive wood effect work surfaces, integral white goods, open plan to a large dining area which is absolutely brilliant for entertaining or large family gatherings and also offers enough space for a space for a sofa, and a large storage cupboard; a gorgeous bathroom having a four piece white suite including freestanding bath, separate double shower enclosure with glass screen, sink inset into a modern vanity unit providing additional storage, close coupled toilet, a chrome heated towel rail, and beautiful tiling throughout; a further large storage room; and rear hallway providing external access to the rear of the property.

From the ground floor, further stairs rise to the former Bank Manager's office now used as the master bedroom - a more than generous double bedroom with space for several items of furniture.

The Old Bank has recently operated as a very successful holiday let, achieving a circa 9% gross yield, the property also takes advantage of modern mains gas boiler and under-floor heating.

Entrance hall

Sitting room 24' 1" x 16' 8" (7.33m x 5.09m)

Bedroom 2 12' 11" x 10' 4" (3.93m x 3.15m)

Bedroom 3 12' 8" x 10' 0" (3.86m x 3.06m)

Shower room 1 5' 10" x 4' 6" (1.78m x 1.36m)

Shower room 2

Drawing room 25' 1" x 12' 6" (7.64m x 3.81m)

Master bedroom 17' 8" x 10' 4" (5.39m x 3.15m)

Drawing room 25' 1" x 12' 6" (7.64m x 3.81m)

Master bedroom 17' 8" x 10' 4" (5.39m x 3.15m)