Westwood Park, Welshpool, Powys, SY21

Greyfriars is a fine example of a 1930's detached house of character, retaining original features including picture rails and high ceilings. The property would benefit from a scheme of modernisation and upgrading which gives prospective purchasers a rare opportunity to acquire a property of this type and make their own mark.

The accommodation has Gas Fired Central Heating and provides for well proportioned rooms and an excellent living space being offered to the market with no forward chain.

On the ground floor steps lead to an attractive arched Entrance Porch, typical of the era, which leads into the Reception Hall with exposed floorboards which continue into both Reception Rooms. The front facing Sitting Room has an open fire and a large square bay window complete with window seat to take full advantage of the far reaching views. There is a separate Dining Room also with a fireplace and French doors leading onto the front terrace. To the rear the galley style Kitchen houses a gas fired central heating boiler and has an electric cooker point and stainless steel sink. There is also a useful Utility Area, W.C. and Store.

An attractive staircase leads to the first floor accommodation with airing cupboard and three good sized Bedrooms, complete with Bathroom and Separate W.C.

The property is located in a prominent position being off-set by wrought iron gates to private driveway leading to the built under garage and front lawned garden with privet hedge and gated access to the side where there is paved amenity area and useful outhouse.

A particular feature of merit is the private and mature rear garden which is tiered on several levels to provide for different areas of interest, laid to lawn with herbaceous borders and interspersed flowering trees and shrubs. At the head of the garden the most panoramic vista is afforded across the roof tops of Welshpool to the Severn Valley and Long Mountain countryside beyond.