Bodidris Hall is a substantial stone manor house with a slate roof, offering a blend of modern family living and historic charm. The property has a rich history, having been used as a hunting lodge by the Earl of Leicester in the 16th century, and later passing to the Williams family of Bodelwyddan Castle. The house features fine stone mullioned windows, oak doors, and ancient oak stairs, and has been impressively restored to a high standard. The interior includes a reception hall, family kitchen, drawing room, dining room, and master bedroom suite, as well as two further suites and a cinema room. The property also has beautiful landscaped grounds, a walled garden, and an 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 located near Wrexham and Chester, offering easy access to leisure activities, shopping, and educational facilities.