3 Oak Alyn Ct - Oak Alyn Hall Immeuble de 14 048 pi² • Soins de santé • À vendre 843 266 $ CAD • Hope LL12 9US

Online Auction - 25th - 26th May 2026.
Minimum Opening Bid at £450,000.
Tenure: Freehold.
Oak Alyn Hall is a large period property situated in mature grounds set back from the main dual carriageway between Mold and Wrexham, close to Gwersyllt.
The property comprises a two storey, Victorian, former manor house which has subsequently been converted and extended for its previous use as a residential care home for the elderly. Accommodation is provided with 20 bedrooms (four with en-suite facilities), together with communal and service facilities. Two of the bedrooms can be utilised for shared occupancy. There are parking facilities for visitors to the front and back of the building. The property also occupies a large site extending to circa 3.02 acres.
The property is considered suitable for conversion to alternative uses including residential and/or wider redevelopment of the site, subject to the necessary consents being obtained.
A pre-application has been submitted to the local council for the building to change the use from a care home to a bed and breakfast hotel including 8 portable wood lodges to the grounds (ENQ/2024/1097). For more information relating to this, please refer to the legal pack and the planning portal – _https_www.wrexham.gov.uk/service/search-planning-applications
A further application to change the use of the building from a Class C2 to class SUI Generis (HMO) was also submitted to Wrexham Council on 5th December 2025 (P/2025/0925) and is awaiting a response.
The property is accessed via an open-gated tarmac driveway leading to a forecourt at the front of the property with turning circle and space for several vehicles. The driveway extends along the west side of the property, passing under a large, arched gateway and leading to a secondary service parking area, from which gated access is also afforded from Oak Alyn Court.
The property is located just off the A541 link road to the south of the village of Cefn-y-Bedd, circa 4 miles to the north of Wrexham.