3 bedroom detached house

This contemporary three-bedroom detached home presents an impressive 1,500 sqft of thoughtfully designed accommodation in a sought-after position within Boughrood. Built with a focus on light and space, the property combines modern architectural lines with high-quality finishes throughout.

Property Details

Property:

The ground floor centres around a generous open-plan living and dining area, arranged to take full advantage of the extensive glazing and outlook over the garden. The kitchen is fitted with streamlined cabinetry and integrated appliances, creating a clean, cohesive aesthetic. A striking feature of the home is the full-height glazed garden/winter room, offering an elegant additional living space with a bright southerly aspect.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom suite includes an en-suite bathroom and fitted storage. Two further bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, family use or dedicated workspace, complemented by a separate shower room.

The exterior features private, well-presented gardens designed for easy maintenance, along with off-street parking. The property’s energy-conscious construction and extensive natural light contribute to a comfortable year-round environment.

Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate what this unique home has to offer.
Location:

The property is situated in the picturesque village of Boughrood, in Powys. Boughrood lies close to the River Wye and is well placed between the towns of Hay-on-Wye, Brecon, and Builth Wells, each approximately a 10- to 15-minute drive away.

The village enjoys a strong sense of community and is served by local amenities, including a church (St Cynog’s), a village shop, and easy access to rural walking and cycling routes along the Wye Valley.
It is also surrounded by an attractive, tranquil natural landscape: the area falls within a rolling upland farmland character area and benefits from proximity to scenic parts of the Wye Valley National Landscape.
The property is also conveniently located for access to the well-regarded Archdeacon Griffiths C.I.W. Primary School in nearby Llyswen, providing excellent local education options.

Transport links are convenient for a rural setting: local roads such as the B4350, A470 and A479 run through the area, providing access to neighbouring towns. For those interested in history, the village has notable heritage, St Cynog’s Church dates back to the mid-19th century, and the site of historic Boughrood Castle lies nearby.