Cefn Coch Farm, Heyope, Knighton, LD7

Located in the scenic Teme Valley, an area renowned for its natural beauty, Cefn Coch lies near the small scattered hamlet of Heyope about a 1.5 miles from Knucklas village which offers a village inn, and railway station on to the Heart of Wales Swansea to Shrewsbury line. The small historic town of Clun with convenience store, post office, inns, doctors’ surgery, tea rooms is 8 miles away. The border market town of Knighton is approximately 4.5 miles and offers further amenities with primary school, leisure centre, community centre, church, livestock market, Offa’s Dyke Centre, shopping and recreational facilities. The historic town of Presteigne is approximately 11.7 miles which was once the former county town of Radnorshire hosting two festivals, the originally named Sheep Music Festival and Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, attracting some well-known composers. There is also the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum being the winner of numerous national awards, the town is also commended for its many community-led initiatives and a wonderful array of independent shops and businesses on its high street and other traders within the town with a secondary and primary school and there is a leisure centre.

General Cefn Coch Farm enjoys an enviable position set amongst its own land of approximately 118 acres with a well-proportioned farmhouse which has been improved in recent years to provide comfortable 4/5 bedroom family sized living accommodation having the benefit of oil fired central heating and double glazing. Outside there are a range of traditional and modern outbuildings, yardage and access to the land including 3 acres of ancient woodland.

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Presteigne Office Tel: 01544 267007