George Road, Knighton

A charming well presented semi-detached cottage in a tranquil setting nestled in the heart of Knighton on the historic Glyndwrs way with two bedrooms, within easy reach of the town centre and on street parking near by.

Introduction - A former mill workers cottage situated in the heart of the historic market town of Knighton with well presented accommodation, double glazed windows and gas heating. Sitting in a peaceful location with no passing traffic, a lovely garden to the front with a brook running by and only a five minute walk into the the town centre.

The accommodation comprises: living/dining room, kitchen, side porch, two bedrooms and a bathroom.

Property Description - The glazed front door leads into the living/dining room with a feature bay window and red brick fireplace with inset wood burning stove leading through to the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with a range of white wall and base units, space for appliances and a door leading to the very useful side porch. From the living/dining room to the other side is a large storage cupboard and the bathroom which is fitted with a white suite with roll top bath. Stairs rise up to the first floor where there are two bedrooms, one being a good double with feature red brick chimney breast and the second a lovely single or a useful study, both with views out over the garden and Cwm.

Gardens - 'The garden area of the property is surrounded by a picket fence (including two gates) and consists of a raised patio area at one end and another larger area laid out to lawn surrounded by trees and shrubs. The lawn area includes a rotary washing line and an apple tree. The patio area is a lovely place to sit and enjoy the setting and the sounds of the brook running past. The property has on street parking near by.

Location - George Road is situated just off Broad Street in the main part of Knighton (Tref y Clawdd) which is located in Mid Wales, and is a market town within the historic county boundary of Radnorshire, lying on the river Teme, with a railway station on the Heart of Wales line. The Offas Dyke footpath is a 177 mile National Trail footpath that closely follows the England/Wales border. It opened in 1971 from Prestatyn to Chepstow with Knighton sitting at the half way point with a visitors centre. Knighton has a primary school, supermarket, leisure centre and many other smaller independent shops. The larger market town of Ludlow, 16 miles away has a wider variety of facilities and hosts the famous Ludlow Food Festival. The larger Spa town of Llandrindod Wells, 18 miles and offers a further wider range of facilities.

Services - All mains services are connected. Powys County Council Tax Band C.

Agents Notes - The property is in a conservation area.
There is no allocated parking with the property, however on street parking is available nearby.

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