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2 bedroom bungalow
Key information
Property description & features
- 2.6 Acre Smallholding
- Detached Two Bedroom Bungalow
- Detached Open Fronted Dutch Barn
- Elevated Rural Setting With Views Over The Irfon Valley
- Level & Gently Sloping Pastureland To Front & Rear
- Secluded Location With Private Access
- Agricultural Occupancy Restriction
The upper Irfon Valley is a largely unspoilt landscape with a rich cultural history, vibrant natural beauty and is one of the few remote areas left in Southern Britain. The area around is particularly well endowed with wildlife and is ideal for bird watching, hill walking and other country pursuits in this beautiful areas. The property lies approximately 3.6 miles from Llanwrtyd Wells which claims to be the smallest town in Britain. The town benefits from several public houses, hotel and guestrooms, cafes, small shops, petrol station and a train station on the heart of wales railway line between Swansea and Shrewsbury. The market town of Builth Wells is approximately 13 miles away and offers compressive shopping including a supermarket, public houses/restaurants, cafes, post offices, doctors surgery, swimming pool, junior and senior school.
Rooms
The Accommodation Comprises:
Entrance Hall
with electric radiator.
Kitchen/Diner (5.38m x 2.72m or 17' 8' x 8' 11')
with front stable door, range of base and wall cupboard units, sink and drainer, built-in cooker, airing cupboard housing hot water tank, electric radiator and windows to front & side.
Living Room (4.27m x 3.17m or 14' 0' x 10' 5')
with brick fireplace with wood burner, 2 x windows (front) and window (side).
Front Bedroom (4.15m x 2.77m or 13' 7' x 9' 1')
with storage cupboard, electric radiator, 2 x windows (front) and window (side).
Bathroom (2.13m x 1.83m or 7' 0' x 6' 0')
with bath, electric heat store aqua power shower over, w.c., wash hand basin and window (rear).
Rear Bedroom (2.38m x 2.46m or 7' 10' x 8' 1')
with window (side) and window (rear).
EXTERNALLY
Lawned gardens to the rear and side of the property. Open fronted dutch barn with lean-to (10.51 meters x 10.92 meters) suitable for a variety of uses or simply as a car port.<br /><br />The property sits in and is surrounded by 2.6 acres of gently sloping pastureland split into two convenient sized paddocks.
Services
Mains electric, spring water supply and septic tank drainage.
Council Tax
Band D (1,785.10 - 2022/23)
Restrictions
The property was built with an agricultural occupancy restriction which is still in place.
Tenure
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
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