Bodidris Hall is a substantial stone manor house with a slate roof, offering a blend of ancient charm and modern amenities. The property has a rich history, having been used as a hunting lodge by the Earl of Leicester in the 16th century and later owned by the Williams family of Bodelwyddan Castle. The hall features fine stone mullioned windows, oak doors, and a beautifully restored interior with a bespoke Clive Christian kitchen and ancient oak stairs. The property has seven bedrooms, including a stunning master suite with far-reaching views, and a range of reception rooms, including a drawing room with heavy oak beams and a dining room with bespoke flooring. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, with hard landscaping, specimen plants, and lawns, as well as a substantial outbuilding providing garaging, a workshop, and storage. The property also comes with Grade II* listed outbuildings, including an Old Stable Block and three cottages, which have planning consent for conversion into eight residential units.