Llanbedr, Crickhowell, NP8, 6 bedroom, House

6 bed House for Sale

Llanbedr, Crickhowell, NP8

£899,950 (Freehold)

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Description

Key Features

Council Tax Band: H | Local Authority: Powys County Council | Tenure: Freehold
Stone dressed six bedroomed Edwardian former Rectory
Exceptional village location with a splendid outlook over the surrounding countryside of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park towards the Sugar Loaf
Sitting in a total plot size of about 0.8 of an acre encompassing formal lawns, outbuildings, garage and extensive parking facilities
Arranged over four floors | Reception hallway with central staircase
Three reception rooms
Kitchen / breakfast room | Utility room and pantry
Six double bedrooms | Games room
Two bathrooms | Cloakroom
Cellar | Range of outbuildings

Summary

In an exceptional village location and enjoying a splendid outlook over the surrounding countryside encompassing a bird’s eye view of the Sugar Loaf, is this fine example of an impressive, stone dressed, Edwardian former rectory. This handsome and substantial country residence is offered to the market for the first time in over 40 years and although requiring refurbishment and updating, displays a wealth of original features and exudes heaps of character and charm presented through its original doors, cornice ceilings, picture rails, deep skirting boards, and a plethora of fireplaces in many rooms around the house. Planned over four floors to include three reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room with utility room and pantry, plus a games room and a cellar, the six double bedrooms are served by two bathrooms and a cloakroom. This family home occupies a plot of about 0.8 of an acre and enjoys predominantly south facing gardens plus a range of attached outbuildings, extensive parking facilities and a garage.

Location

Location Summary

Llanbedr is a small village situated approximately two miles from the larger market town of Crickhowell in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, an area which is popular with walkers and cyclists and a sought after region for home relocation, tourism, and visitors. Llanbedr has an active village community with events taking place in the village hall which provides a great space for leisure and entertainment activities. The village has its own pub, the Red Lion, which provides a welcome respite from the many walks that this scenic area has to offer, in addition to the Dragons Head, in the neighbouring village of Llangenny. For a slice of history and heritage, the local church of St Peter is home to a yew tree believed to be about 3,000 years old.

For shopping and schooling, head over by car or by foot to Crickhowell which is a vibrant and historic small town, sitting alongside the River Usk. The town is renowned for its independent businesses including a PT/Gym studio, Yoga studio, grocery stores, butcher, delicatessen, bakery, zero waste shop, newsagent/post office, individual boutiques, optician, coffee shops, award-winning independent book shop which attracts visiting authors, tourist information centre, library, tennis courts and cricket pitch. Crickhowell also has dentist surgeries, a health centre, petrol station, pubs, gastro pubs, restaurants, and hotels -including The Bear, open since 1432 - local community halls and a church. The area is well served by favoured schools for all ages and is very popular with young families as well as having an active senior community with many societies, clubs, choral society, and a thriving U3A. For more shopping, supermarkets and leisure, the vibrant market town of Abergavenny is about 7 miles away. The town’s railway station has regular services into central London via Newport, with good road links giving access to the motorway for Bristol, Bristol Airport, Bath, Birmingham, the South West and London and “A” routes for Monmouth, Hereford, and Cardiff.