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Guide Price£795,000

Newbridge-On-Wye, Llandrindod Wells, Powys

Land size
3.77 acres
Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
4

Description

Traditional farmhouse and barns sympathetically converted into spacious and flexible 5 bedroom home with 4 large reception rooms, large kitchen/diner & 4 bathrooms. This Wye Valley property features large office, 2 utility rooms, large garage with granary above, detached stable, storage sheds, gardens and grounds extending to 3.77 acres. Accessed along the former route of the Mid Wales railway line, it is situated in open farmland approximately 100ft above the River Wye and offers spectacular views of the Wye Valley and surrounding Welsh mountains. EPC - E.

Canopy Porch

With brick set flooring and double glazed door to;

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Offering extensive fitted wall and base cupboards, Stanley oil fired range cooker providing central heating and hot water, Stoves electric cooker, plumbing for dishwasher, slate floor, tiled splashbacks, beamed ceiling, exposed oak timbers, built in pantry with light and shelving, double glazed window and door to rear and door to;

Dining Room

Originally two separate rooms, now features two inglenook fireplaces each with the original built-in bread ovens to side. One houses the original farmhouse kitchen range with tiled inlay, hearth, oven and hotplates. The other, housing a Villager wood burning stove on a stone slab hearth. These features are complemented by original Welsh stone exterior walls, timber beams, skirting radiators, slate tiled floor and double glazed windows to two elevations.

Inner Hall

A new wooden staircase to the first floor with storage beneath and complemented by original exposed timbers, slate tiled floor, radiator and double glazed windows to the central courtyard.

First Floor Galleried Landing

With vaulted beamed ceiling, double glazed window to courtyard, fitted shelving and cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Bedroom 1

This double bedroom features original vaulted and beamed ceiling and has made ingenious use of architectural spaces for hanging and storage. With radiator, double glazed window to central courtyard and door to;

En-Suite Bathroom

The original vaulted and beamed ceiling continues through a half glazed partition from the bedroom and offers 4 piece bathroom suite including shower over bath, tiled walls, extractor fan, radiator and double glazed window to east elevation offering fantastic views of sunrise over the Wye Valley and mountains beyond.

Bedroom 2

With original exposed timbers, this double bedroom has wash basin, radiator, natural architectural spaces to house built-in drawers and storage areas and double glazed window to the east with far reaching views.

Bedroom 3

A charming double bedroom with radiator, exposed original timbers, built-in wardrobe and storage and double glazed window to the central courtyard.

Bathroom

Offering panelled bath with shower attachment, W.C, wash basin, bidet, radiator, half tiled walls, extractor fan, fan heater, exposed timber and double glazed window overlooking the Wye Valley.

Ground Floor

Utility Room

With fitted low level cupboards with worktop over, stainless steel sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for dryer, radiator, underfloor heating, tiled walls and floor, double glazed windows to front and side overlooking gardens and door to;

Wet Room

With shower, W.C, wash basin, underfloor heating, tiled walls, extractor fan, fan heater and double glazed window to front with countryside views.

Reception Room

Offering tiled floor with underfloor heating, Worcester air to air heat pump, vaulted beamed ceiling, exposed stonework, double glazed windows and doors to courtyard and side garden with stunning far-reaching views to Welsh hills and step up to;

Lounge

Over a split-level with wonderful vaulted beamed ceiling, exposed stone walling and timber framework, contemporary woodburning stove, Canadian birch and maple floor, underfloor heating and double glazed windows and doors to both courtyard and garden with stunning far reaching views.

Inner Hallway

Canadian birch and maple flooring continues with underfloor heating, Worcester air to air heat pump and double glazed windows to courtyard. Split staircase to bedrooms 4 and 5.

Wine Cellar/Storage

With tiled floor, shelving and external door.

Study

With 2 radiators, shelving, Canadian birch and maple flooring, Toshiba air to air heat pump, 45 amp point, double glazed windows to rear and double glazed external door to gardens.

Bedroom 4

With skirting radiators, vaulted ceiling, timber flooring, exposed beams, extractor fan, fan heater, double glazed window to the west and door to;

En-suite

Offering panelled bath with electric shower and screen over, W.C, bidet, wash basin, radiator, Italian marble tiled walls, extractor fan, fan heater and double glazed window to west.

Bedroom 5

With skirting radiator, vaulted beamed ceiling, timber flooring, double glazed window to the west and door to;

En-suite

Offering panelled bath with shower attachment, W.C, bidet, wash basin, radiator, fan heater, tiled walls, extractor fan and double glazed window to the west.

Craft Room

Offering fitted base cupboards, stainless steel sink, tiled floor and splashbacks, radiator and additional fan heater, extractor fan, 45 amp electrical point, double glazed windows, external door to central courtyard and door to;

Garage

With electric up and over car door, tiled floor, power and lighting.

First Floor Attic Rooms

(Accessed externally via stone step) Two rooms with vaulted ceilings, double glazed windows to front, power and lighting.

Outside

The property is approached beneath the former stone railway bridge along a hard stone road following the route of the former Mid Wales railway line. The track is shared with surrounding grazing land and leads to the private driveway up to the house and gravel parking and turning area in the central courtyard. This south-facing courtyard has stone edged flowering and herbaceous beds. Around the dwelling are grassed grounds which extend to the detached stable block. The land was once all laid to pasture but has been, in part, planted with mixed native hardwood trees of various species by the current owners over the past 30 years to provide an attractive woodland area. There are still clear grassed areas creating a wildflower meadow bordered on one side by a stream which could be used for grazing or potentially an ideal setting for glamping pods or shepherd's huts (subject to gaining any necessary permissions if applicable). There is also a large pond which attracts an (truncated)

Stable Block

Comprising workshop with power, lighting, stainless steel sink, windows to sides and separate store, 2 stables and hay store/machinery store. A separate timber building provides log storage.

Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
F
Date Posted
2026-01-29

Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
48 E
65 D

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

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Market Value Analysis

Based on properties with houses in Wales (1+ acres).

This Property£210,875 / acre
Regional Average (1+ acres)£38,652 / acre
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1 Station Crescent, Llandrindod Wells, LD1 5BD

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