The Marlow

Discover The Marlow

• Overview
• Overview
• Welcome to The Marlow at Llys y Coed, Rhosrobin, Wrexham — a characterful semi-detached home designed to accommodate modern lifestyles. Step inside, and you'll be greeted by an airy hallway that sets the tone for the rest of this charming residence. The heart of The Marlow lies in its spacious open-plan kitchen-diner, where French doors lead out to your beautiful garden, seamlessly bringing the outside in. This area becomes the perfect setting for entertaining, whether it's hosting gatherings or enjoying al fresco dining with loved ones. A laundry cupboard is a thoughtful addition that adds further convenience to your daily routines, making laundry tasks effortlessly accessible and organised. Adjacent to the hallway, you'll find a bright and airy lounge — a room that combines space and comfort to create the ultimate relaxation zone. Whether you're binge-watching your favourite shows or indulging in cosy movie nights, this room offers a haven for unwinding. Wander upstairs to discover three well-designed bedrooms, each offering its own unique features. The primary bedroom provides space and comfort, including a well-appointed en-suite bathroom for your privacy and convenience. Bedroom two becomes an ideal oasis for guests or family members, with enough room to fit a double bed and storage units, ensuring a comfortable stay. Bedroom three offers flexibility and versatility, whether it's used as a children's bedroom or transformed into your very own home office — a space perfect for those working from home or taking care of life's admin tasks. A spacious family bathroom adds convenience for everyone, completing the upstairs area with practicality and style. The Marlow is more than just a house — it's a home that caters to your modern lifestyle needs, providing comfort, functionality, and character. Experience the joy of living in this thoughtfully designed residence, where each room is crafted to ensure your utmost enjoyment and comfort.
• Education
• Education
• If you are moving home with a young family, ensuring they get a great education is key. Luckily there are plenty of outstanding schools nearby. Primary schools near Rhosrobin include Ysgol Wat's Dyke, Brynteg County School, Rhosddu Primary School, Ysgol Heulfan and The Rofft C.P. School. For a good high school education, Ysgol Morgan Llwyd, St Joseph's Catholic And Anglican High and Castell Alun High School are all a short drive away. If you are interested in further education, find your future at Wrexham Glyndwr University.
• Transport
• Transport
• Rhosrobin is a small village less than 10 minutes away from Wrexham and less than 30 minutes away from Chester. The number 33 bus passes through the village which links Wrexham and Llay. Rhosrobin once had its own railway station, Rhosribin Holt, on the Great Western Railway's main line. Now, excellent transport links can be found in Wrexham, just 10 minutes away. Wrexham General Station makes it easy to reach Liverpool, Chester, Shrewsbury, Birmingham, London and more with ease. The A55 expressway is also easily accessible, linking you to Chester and the North Wales coast.
• Eating Out
• Eating Out
• As a small village, Rhosrobin doesn’t have anywhere to eat out within the village. However, there are plenty of places to dine nearby. The well known, Pant yr Ochain is a short drive away. Harvest Vegetarian in Bradley offers delicious Chinese takeaway meals while Humble and Whole bakery sell a variety of freshly baked snacks made from natural and locally sourced ingredients. Just a 20 minute walk away from Rhosrobin is the Railway Inn pub in Rhosddu. They host various karaoke and quiz nights as well as showcasing popular sports matches. And, of course, Rhosrobin is less than 10 minutes away from Wrexham where there are a whole host of restaurants to choose from.
• Leisure
• Leisure
• Just 10 minutes away from Wrexham, the largest town in North Wales, there are plenty of leisure activities to enjoy. Erddig National Trust is a historic house surrounded by walled gardens which offers plenty of beautiful walks. Watch the Wrexham football team, one of the oldest football clubs in the world, play a match or visit the Gothic St Giles’ Church. Enjoy days outdoors a little further afield in Snowdonia National Park or head to Chester to spend the day exploring the walled city.