Newbridge-on-Wye, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1
Guide price £300,000 | 2 bedrooms

Newly renovated 18th century 2 bedroom detached cottage in a serene village location, this character property which has been sympathetically updated by the present owners is perfect for those looking for a country cottage. The secluded garden extends to ¾ of an acre and would be perfect for those looking to enjoy the good life. NO ONWARD CHAIN. EPC - E.

Oak Entrance Porch
With oak stable style external door, log storage area, window to side and stable door to;

Living Room
Offering woodburning stove on slate hearth with bespoke canopy over, exposed stone walling, beamed ceiling, electric heater, double glazed French doors and side panels with views over paved seating area and gardens to the Dyfnant brook which passes along the southern boundary, triple glazed window to rear and oak door to;

Kitchen
Offering bespoke fitted cupboards with timber block work surfaces over, sink, electric cooker point, tiled splashbacks, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, beamed ceiling, part timber panelled wall, triple glazed windows to front and rear, stair to first floor and door to;

Shower Room
Offering glazed shower cubicle with electric shower, W.C, bespoke wash basin with cabinet beneath, tiled splashbacks and flooring, large understair storage cupboard and triple glazed window to side.

First Floor Landing
With triple glazed window to rear off the stairwell, triple glazed window to front, airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and oak door to;

Bedroom 1
With electric heater, triple glazed window to front with views down to the brook and oak door to;

Dressing Room
With triple glazed window to rear.

Bedroom 2
With electric heater and triple glazed window to rear.

Outside
The property is approached over a shared driveway to the private parking and turning area to the side of the cottage. The side garden is accessed via steps leading down to a decked walkway. Further steps lead up to the sun terrace patio with views over the Dyfnant brook, nearby woods and the River Wye beyond. In total, the sloping grounds extend to 3/4 of an acre and is ideally suited for the keeping of small animals, i.e, goats and chickens with stock fencing boundaries. Part of the land has been planted to encourage wildlife.