Key Features

• Council Tax Band: H | Local Authority: Powys County Council | Tenure: Freehold
• What3Words : cultivation.respected.manicured
• Four bedroom country retreat sitting in about 3 acres of grounds featuring a sun terrace, lawns, woodland, an orchard, and a wildlife pond
• Exceptional rural location in the Grwyne Fechan valley surrounded by woodland walks and river trails
• Three reception rooms with dual aspects | 22’9 x 16’10 dual aspect kitchen / breakfast room with Aga & walk-in pantry
• Utility room | Cloakroom
• Dual aspect principal bedroom with vaulted ceiling and a walk-in wardrobe
• Second bedroom with en-suite shower room | Two further bedrooms
• Family bathroom suite | Garden summerhouse with wood stove
• Sweeping driveway to a double integral garage and extensive off road parking
• Fibre broadband connection

Summary

This four bedroomed country retreat sits in gardens and woodland of circa three acres in the idyllic rural valley of Grwyne Fechan yet is just 3 miles from the popular market town of Crickhowell in the Bannau Brycheiniog – Brecon Beacons – National Park.  Generously proportioned and offering heaps of space both outside and in, this large family home will appeal to buyers wanting to live in a truly rural setting but remain near to village life, schools and transport links.

Entered through an open plan L shaped dual aspect reception hallway, there are three reception rooms, two of which are dual aspect and all open directly into the garden.  For keen cooks or those who enjoy nothing more than lounging around the kitchen, then this home is the one for you – this dual aspect eating / dining / sitting space has a large Aga, doors into the garden and room to seat lots of family and guests making this a great area for at home entertaining.  From the kitchen, you can access a well fitted utility room, cloakroom and the integral garage.  One thing that is not in short supply in this functional home are storage solutions with its large inbuilt cupboards, a fabulous walk-in pantry and linen cupboard, plus eaves storage, and walk-in wardrobes.

Moving upstairs, the spacious landing area incorporates room for a reading or study space away from the family hustle downstairs.  The four bedrooms include an impressive dual aspect principal bedroom which features a vaulted ceiling and a four piece en-suite bathroom.  The second bedroom also has en-suite facilities with the two remaining bedrooms being served by a family bathroom suite.

Outside, the gardens and grounds wrap around the house which is approached via a sweeping driveway and has extensive parking to both the front and side of the property.  An expansive westerly sun terrace adjoins the house with steps leading down to a formal lawn and a summerhouse equipped with a wood stove.  The well kept gardens are predominantly lawned and being mostly level or gently sloping will suit those who enjoy the fun of a ride-on mower. 

The gardens are bordered by a woodland, a natural wildlife pond with a weeping willow and the Grwyne Fechan river, all of which serve to make this home a special place in a rural environment.