Bodidris Hall is a substantial stone manor house with a slate roof, featuring fine stone mullioned windows and oak doors. The property has a rich history, having been used as a hunting lodge by the Earl of Leicester in the 16th century. The current owner has impressively restored the property to a high standard, maintaining its original charm while also providing modern family living. The interior features a grand hall, reception rooms, a bespoke kitchen, and a stunning master bedroom suite. The property also boasts beautiful landscaped grounds, a walled garden, and a substantial outbuilding providing garaging, a workshop, and storage. Additionally, there are Grade II* listed outbuildings, including the Old Stable Block and three cottages, which have planning consent for conversion into eight residential units. The property is situated in a rural area, approximately 10 miles from the city of Wrexham, and is well-suited for those who enjoy outdoor activities and want to be close to the city and its amenities.