Wain House, Brecon, Powys, LD3

Property Description

Guide Price £310,000-£325,000. A charming eco barn conversion situated in a delightfully tranquil and secluded location with the most incredible views across adjoining countryside. With Air Source heat pump, solar panels and in excellent condition, this home must be viewed to be appreciated.

Property Details

The PropertyA delightful barn conversion situated in a beautiful location in Mid-Wales. To the front of the property is a landscaped front garden with a path leading you to the front door. Upon entering this unique home there is an entrance hall with floor to ceiling glass making it spacious, airy and filled with light. There are stairs leading to the first floor, access to a downstairs bathroom. To the left is the kitchen diner providing you with a modern yet charming kitchen fitted with appliances and a door leading you to the rear garden, and a space for a breakfast table, there are also beautiful views to the rear over the adjoining countryside and hills beyond. To the right of the entrance hall is a living room with a log burner creating a cosy environment, this room does have space to house a large dining table if entertaining is important to you. To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Both bedrooms have enough space for a super king sized bed and wardrobes with other required furniture. One of the bedrooms also houses 4 beds and could be split if you required 3 bedrooms, subject to permissions and re-configurations of the doors. To the rear is a landscaped garden with unrivalled views over the Welsh countryside and hills beyond. The garden is a tranquil space where you can enjoy the most incredible sunset's and local wildlife.
The LocationThe property is accessed along a circa mile long track which provides a high degree of privacy. Situated in a wonderful, rural location surrounded by glorious countryside within the Brecon Beacons National Park allowing you to enjoy a peaceful haven for wildlife and walks from your doorstep. It is approximately two miles from the village of Trecastle which has a pub, village hall and well known antiques centre. The village is roughly halfway between the larger towns of Brecon and Llandovery which both have a wide range of shops and amenities. The smaller market village of Sennybridge is only three miles away which has a primary school, doctors surgery, post office, two petrol stations, a small convenience store and several pubs. The area is very popular for outdoor pursuits such as hiking, biking, horse riding and canoeing.
Further informationRestrictive Covenants:
'To use the property as a single private dwelling house only in the occupation of one family unit and not for any business purposes whatsoever.’ There is a Right of Way over the access lane. The owners are required to contribute to the maintenance of the roadway.
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Council tax band D

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