The property
Tegfryn is a handsome house with a guest annexe standing in beautiful part wooded gardens, with glorious views of the surrounding hills. The house was built in the 1930’s and extended by the current owners to create a versatile and much-loved family home.

Tegfryn boasts versatile accommodation with a bespoke fitted kitchen opening to a dining room with a wood burning stove. Two reception rooms lead off the hallway with a staircase leading to the landing above, from where a door gives access to a wide balcony where the stunning views can be fully appreciated. There are four principal bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room, and a family bathroom. A further bedroom is presently utilised as a home office.

A garden room spans the front of the house and connects the guest annexe. This has a cosy sitting room and en suite bathroom, along with a galley kitchen and separate access to the rear.

Location
The house stands up a long driveway and is nestled into a sheltered part woodland garden with a ridge to the rear from where far reaching views reach over the neighbouring Machynlleth heathland golf course towards the Dyfi Estuary and Snowdonia National Park. While rural with the benefit of wonderful walks direct from the property, the house is situated within a mile of the historic town of Machynlleth, noted for its year round festivals and cultural events and train service to the Midlands and beyond. Snowdonia National Park extends to the North of the town with its mountain ranges offering a range of outdoor activities and the stunning Cardigan Bay coastline is within easy driving distance with its golden beaches and pretty harbours. Nearby Aberdovery also benefits from a Championship golf course. There is a train service from Machynlleth to Shrewsbury, Birmingham and a direct line to London Euston.

Outside
Approached up a long driveway, the house stands in the privacy of beautiful gardens and grounds with a variety of mature trees, shrubs stocked borders, sweeping lawns, a productive vegetable garden and parking for a number of cars. To the rear is a steep part wooded ridge from where views over Machynlleth Golf course and to South Snowdonia National Park can be enjoyed. There is a garage and workshop to the rear of the house and a large store to the side.