Llanfihangel Brynpabuan, Builth Wells, Powys

Description

This magical smallholding offers everything a buyer could desire: a spacious four-bedroom home set in lovely gardens with ample parking, grassland paddocks adjoining the River Wye, enchanting woodland with a riverside walk, and the added benefit of single-bank fishing along the entire property. Enjoying an enviable setting just 4 miles from the pretty market town of Builth Wells, this stunning country property boasts a fantastic panorama of captivating Mid Wales scenery, with the River Wye prominently featured in the foreground. Built in the 1980s, the house includes four bedrooms, a generous sitting room with traditional beams, and a strategically positioned conservatory that offers the most incredible views. This property is a rare lifestyle gem, combining modern comforts with the beauty of nature. Whether you seek a peaceful family home, a smallholding for animals, or a countryside retreat, this property delivers it all.

Location

Situated in a pretty corner of Mid Wales close to the well known market town of Builth Wells. The property enjoys an elevated position with views over the Wye Valley to the distant hills. The area is known for its beauty and mix of lush pasture lands and pretty wooded valleys. Builth Wells is a thriving market town with a good range of shops and a supermarket. It is the home of the Royal Welsh Showground which attracts many events throughtout the years and offers good access north into the heartland of Wales and south towards Abergavenny and the M4 link at Newport.

Walk Inside

As you step through the front door, you're greeted by an inviting entrance hall featuring a tiled floor and an understairs storage cupboard. This leads to a spacious hallway with a staircase ascending to the first floor. The tri-aspect living room offers an exceptional vantage point to admire the stunning Mid Wales scenery. Highlighted by beamed ceilings, the room boasts a remarkable stone inglenook fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove, creating a striking focal point. Across the hall, the kitchen/dining room is well-appointed with a range of units, an inset sink, integrated oven and hob, space for white goods, and a pantry cupboard. The tiled floor seamlessly extends to the dining area, where another wood-burning stove with a feature brick surround adds warmth and charm. Double doors open to the conservatory, strategically positioned to maximize the beautiful views. The conservatory also opens onto the patio garden, offering an ideal space for alfresco dining.

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To the rear, a practical utility room features additional units with a sink and drainer, and an enclosed rear porch provides the perfect spot to store muddy boots and coats after exploring the picturesque surroundings. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a shower room equipped with a shower cubicle, pedestal sink, w.c., and plumbing for a washing machine.

First Floor

The first floor opens to a spacious landing with feature brick walls, leading to four double bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms benefit from built-in wardrobes, and all rooms enjoy delightful views. A modern family bathroom serves this floor, complete with a bath, w.c., and pedestal sink.

Outside

The property stands in over 20 acres comprising the immediate gardens which surround the property, 10 acres of grazing land and 10 acres of woodland. Accessed via a gated entrance leading to a spacious gravelled parking and turning area, the meticulously maintained gardens burst with vibrant colours. Features include manicured lawns, well-stocked flower beds, a vegetable garden, and a patio seating area, all offering panoramic views of the open countryside. Adjacent to the house is a versatile garage/workshop equipped with power and lighting. The grounds are a particular feature with a mix of lovely pastureland and the most attractive mixed woodland which sides onto the meandering River Wye. Within the woodland a series of woodland walks and along the river bank the Wye Valley Walking trail. This enchanting riverside location is a haven for wildlife and birds, and it also offers the benefit of single-bank fishing along the entire property. This magical smallholding (truncated)

Notes

There is a public footpath passing along the banks of the river Wye (known as the Wye Valley Walk)