Bodidris Hall, a substantial stone Manor House with a slate roof, has a rich history dating back to the 16th century. The property was once used as a hunting lodge by the Earl of Leicester and has been owned by the Williams family of Bodelwyddan Castle since the 19th century. The current owner has impressively restored the property to a high standard, maintaining its original features such as stone mullioned windows, oak doors, and ancient oak stairs. The interior boasts a grand reception hall, a bespoke Clive Christian kitchen, and an impressive drawing room with heavy oak beams. The property also features a cinema room, study, and family bathroom on the second floor, as well as a master bedroom suite with far-reaching views. The beautifully landscaped grounds include hard landscaping, specimen plants, and lawns, as well as 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 offer scope for renovation and conversion into additional dwellings.