4 bedroom detached house for sale

A beautifully presented historic farmhouse with characterful, generous accommodation throughout, which has been impeccably modernised in keeping with the style of the property. The property is approached from a country lane which leads to the property and the neighbouring working farm, and the gated entrance leads to a level parking and turning area with plenty of parking space for vehicles.

The front door is protected from the elements via a canopy porch, which leads into the entrance hallway with understairs storage cupboard and door into the impressive 5.63 x 5.56m reception room enjoying a substantial Inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove inset, and a striking view to the front to the glorious Mid-Wales countryside. 

The entrance hallway also gives access into the 5.61 x 4.49m kitchen/dining room with quality fixtures and fittings throughout, including a 1½ bowl sink, Rayburn, built-in electric cooker and a larder cupboard to one side. From here, we go back in time to the original part of the farmhouse, through a lobby with character staircase to the first floor, and into a stunning reception room, subdivided into two rooms by original beams, offering windows to the front and rear, the original entrance door, a bread oven, a small woodburning stove and oozes character and charm.

The staircase from the entrance hallway leads up to a landing which would be plenty big enough to also be a home office, and this in turn leads on to two double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The main bedrooms enjoys two built-in wardrobes and measures 5.68 x 4.75m. The stone spiral staircase rising from the lobby leads on to a family shower room and double bedroom measuring 4.63 x 4.00m which is accessed through a second landing/occasional bedroom, which measures 3.14 x 3.12m.

Externally, the property boasts the aforementioned parking area to the front, which is flanked by manicured gardens. There is plenty of privacy from the neighbouring farm behind, as well as ample seating and lawned areas to enjoy the setting of peaceful, rural Mid-Wales. 

NB: Please note that the photographs and video are from a previous marketing campaign.

The property is located in the midst of some glorious rolling scenery in Llandeilo Graban, a small rural village in the heart of Mid-Wales, roughly equidistant between Hay on Wye and Builth Wells. Llanbwychlyn Lake is a short walk from the property which with its surrounding areas, is a SSSI - Site of Special Scientific Interest offering many rare plants, waterlife and water birds and includes a bird watching hut. A short drive to the east, the small rural village Painscastle with the remains of its medieval castle is the site of many significant historical events during Norman times. It has a popular local pub with an excellent and well-known restaurant. The world famous ‘town of books’ Hay on Wye is approximately eight miles to the southeast. As well as the internationally renowned Literary Festival in the summer, Hay on Wye offers other year-round cultural events. Hay Castle with its recent sympathetic and authentic restoration is open to visitors with many attractions for visitors of all ages. Local amenities offer several restaurants, a cinema and a primary school. Hay is situated near to the A438 which has access to Hereford and to many places of interest and there is a direct bus service from Hay on Wye to Hereford.. Builth Wells has a range of amenities and facilities including Primary and Secondary Schools, a cinema, leisure centre, cricket, rugby, football and golf clubs. It is also home to the internationally famous Royal Welsh Show which is the largest agricultural show in Europe. The town has good transport links, is on a bus route between Cardiff and North Wales and is also served by Builth Road Railway Station on the Heart of Wales Line. Situated within the Wye Valley, an area of natural beauty and close to the Elan Valley at Rhayader, it is well-known as a walker’s paradise.