New Road, Crickhowell Offers in the Region Of £1,250,000

• Impressive Grade II Listed former Coach House occupying an excellent position in the heart of the hugely popular market town of Crickhowell in the Brecon Beacons National Park
• Excellent residential conversion undertaken by owner’s award winning architectural company
• Exemplary presentation throughout with exceptional minute attention to historic detailing
• Five bedrooms and three bath / shower rooms in the main house including a superb master bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling and large circular window
• Stunning triple aspect lounge / diner with vaulted ceiling and tunnel fireplace featuring a music room gallery with wrought iron balcony over
• Adjoining two bedroomed self-contained cottage annexe with two reception rooms, kitchen / breakfast room, bathroom and private garden
• Office / games room / office complex with washing facilities
• Attractive part walled landscaped gardens with views towards Mynydd Llangatwg, the Black Mountains and Crug Hywel
• Modern enhancements include three phase power supply, Travertine marble flooring, solid wood doors, and zonal underfloor heating to some rooms

Arguably one of the best addresses in the pretty picture postcard market town of Crickhowell in the Brecon Beacons National Park, this centrally located Grade II Listed residence has been transformed from a humble coach house into a modern, chic and truly impressive five bedroomed family home with an adjoining two bedroomed cottage annexe making it just perfect for large families or those seeking a holiday let investment prospect. Offering a fabulous opportunity to acquire a stunning property in the middle of this hotly sought after town with everything right on your doorstep, you’ll have plenty of space, a large home office complex and if you need to leave the grounds for work, ease of access to a good road network in several directions. Buyer Note: Cwrt Y Carw is under the same ownership as the neighbouring property, Porth Mawr House, a Grade II Listed Regency mansion which for a limited period was used as a wedding venue. Buyers are advised that all such aspects related to the wedding business have now ceased at Porth Mawr House following the retirement of the owner who resides in the mansion house and, as a gesture of goodwill, the owner will accept a restrictive covenant to be placed on his home as a condition of the sale to prevent the use of the property as a wedding venue in perpetuity. For further advice, please contact the selling agent.