The Chalet, Bettws Cedewain - 9.5 acres

The Chalet, originally known as Tyn Wtra, is a characterful 19th-century smallholding occupying an elevated position overlooking Bettws Cedewain. Set within approximately 9.5 acres, with paddocks, stables, outbuildings and far-reaching countryside views, this traditional black and white timbered property offers an exceptional amount of space and potential.

Although currently arranged with two bedrooms, The Chalet feels far larger than a typical two-bedroom home. There are three generous reception spaces, a country kitchen, plenty of storage and an interesting split-level layout filled with character. The house requires renovation, but its scale and individuality provide an exciting starting point for someone with the imagination to make the most of it.

The entrance opens into a central hallway, from which steps lead down into the dining room. This is a generous space with ample room for a substantial dining table and connects with the living room at the front of the house. The living room is particularly attractive, with windows opening onto the patio and gardens and creating a lovely connection between the house and its surroundings.

An original spiral staircase rises from the living room, although it cannot currently be used and will require attention. It remains one of the property’s most distinctive features and adds to the unusual character of the house.

The kitchen and breakfast room has the proportions and atmosphere to become a wonderful country kitchen at the heart of the home. From here, steps rise into a further generous reception room. Currently used as an almost utility-style space, it offers plenty of possibilities and could become a substantial boot room, snug, home office or another reception room depending on the needs of its next owner.

There are two large bedrooms on the first floor, both with generous proportions and views across the grounds and surrounding countryside. The bathroom is also found on this floor and includes a bath with shower above, wash basin and WC. Useful storage can be found throughout the house, further adding to the sense of space.

The house sits within approximately 9.5 acres of grounds, offering excellent equestrian and smallholding potential. The land includes paddocks, while a range of outbuildings provides stabling, agricultural storage and plenty of practical space for horses, livestock, equipment or other uses.

A large driveway provides extensive parking and access to the house, land and buildings. Closer to the property are established gardens, a patio and the remains of more formal planted areas, all surrounded by mature trees and greenery. The grounds are a major part of the appeal, offering privacy, space and beautiful views across the rolling Mid Wales countryside.

There is also space around the house for someone wishing to explore extending or reconfiguring the existing accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents. Combined with the substantial footprint already in place, this creates considerable scope to develop a larger country home without losing the sense of openness around it.

With approximately 9.5 acres, extensive outbuildings, stables, paddocks and a house full of character, The Chalet represents a huge opportunity. Whether the aim is to create an equestrian property, a working smallholding or simply an individual family home surrounded by land, this is a property with the space and potential to become something remarkable. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.

Bettws Cedewain is one of the most sought-after villages in Montgomeryshire, well-regarded for its strong community, attractive setting, and convenient location. Nestled in the Severn Valley just three miles from Newtown, the village combines the charm of rural life with excellent access to larger towns and transport links.

The village itself has a welcoming and active atmosphere. At its centre is the traditional Bull & Heifer pub, alongside a well-supported village hall which hosts community events and activities. The surrounding lanes, farmland, and wooded hills provide a beautiful setting for walking and outdoor pursuits. Bettws is also known as the home of Bettws Hall, a world-renowned sporting estate, which adds to the village’s wider reputation. Nearby is Gregynog Hall, a historic house and estate famed for its gardens, concerts, and cultural events, which is open to the public and contributes to the area’s appeal.

Families are well-served for education locally. The nearest primary school is Ysgol Rhiw Bechan, located just outside the village, while secondary education is available at Newtown High School, with further options in Llanfair Caereinion and Welshpool. For further education, Newtown College provides a wide range of courses and training opportunities.

The nearby market town of Newtown offers supermarkets, shops, restaurants, cafés, medical facilities, as well as the Robert Owen Museum and Theatr Hafren for cultural and leisure activities. The historic town of Welshpool lies around 10 miles to the north, while the university town of Aberystwyth on the coast is just over an hour’s drive away.

Despite its rural setting, Bettws Cedewain is well-connected. Local bus services run through the village, and Newtown railway station on the Cambrian Line provides direct trains to Shrewsbury and the West Midlands in one direction, and to Machynlleth and the Cambrian Coast in the other. The A483 and A458 give convenient road links to Shrewsbury, Chester, and beyond.

With its thriving community, enviable location, and excellent connections, Bettws Cedewain remains one of the most desirable villages in Mid Wales to call home.

EPC Rating: E

Council Tax

Powys County Council - Band E

Services

The property is connected to mains water and has a private drainage system

Heating

Oil fired central heating

Broadband

Enquiries indicate the property has an estimated fibre broadband speed of 910MB. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.

Tenure

We are informed the property is of freehold tenure

What3Words

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Nearest Towns / Villages

Tregynon - 2 miles
Newtown - 6 miles
Llanfair Caereinion - 8 miles
Welshpool - 10 miles
Shrewsbury - 30 miles
Aberystwyth - 45 miles

Parking - Driveway

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