Scottleton Street, Presteigne

VIEWINGS ON 24th SEPTEMBER CALL TO BOOK.
A wonderful opportunity to acquire this MUST VIEW link detached family home, extensively renovated and upgraded by the current owners. This period house is positioned just a short walk from the centre of the popular border town of Presteigne., with four bedrooms, three of which are generous doubles, living room, home office, outbuildings and gardens stretching down to the adjoining farmland with far reaching views of the stunning Welsh Marches & Stonewall Hill. An absolute must see property with great potential to extend further.
Introduction
Boundary Cottage has been lovingly restored and extensively renovated throughout by the current owners who have created a warm and characterful family home a short stroll from the town centre of Presteigne and close to Went s Meadow & the Withy Beds.
Within the last few years the current owners have invested & upgraded Boundary Cottage with a new roof, fully insulated, damp coursed, double glazed windows, internal walls & floors insulated & newly plastered, gas central heating system, new electrics, new kitchen & bathroom. The cottage has a wealth of charm throughout and offers buyers a great blend of old and new with four bedrooms, living room and home office. With an extensive garden and wonderful uninterrupted views of the hills beyond.
The accommodation comprises: entrance hall, living room, home office, kitchen/dining room, back kitchen/utility, four bedrooms and family shower room.
Property description
The front door leads into the central hall with stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the ground floor rooms, under stairs cupboard and exposed flagstone flooring. The living room is to the front of the cottage with a dual aspect looking to the front and a feature fireplace housing a multi fuel stove. Off the living room is a home office, perfect for those working from home and needing a separate space. To the rear of the cottage is the kitchen/dining room with flagstone flooring, traditional country cottage style units, bamboo wooden worktops, Rangemaster double oven, belfast sink and a double glazed door framing the view of the garden and onto the hills beyond. The cottage has a passage way leading to a back kitchen which houses the appliances and a second sink, a very handy additional room and a back door to the garden & workshops.
On the first floor the central landing has doors leading off to the bedrooms with three being good sized doubles and the fourth a good sized single. The main bedroom is positioned at the back of the house looking out onto the garden and countryside views. The family shower room is fitted with green crackle glazed tiling, large shower with double shower heads and a white suite.
Gardens , outbuildings and parking
The property has a brick wall and wrought iron fence to the front which encloses a small patio area a path that leads to the front door and a gate into the rear garden. The rear garden stretches down to the stone wall at the end which borders farmland and has had a very productive vegetable patch or home to chickens. Off the rear of the house is a patio area and raised deck off the kitchen and allows a lovely place to sit and enjoy the views. There is an area of lawn and mature shrubs and trees along the borders. The property has outbuildings to include a stone workshop, outside WC and a larger workshop with light, power and a large door to the street. On street parking is readily available on Scottleton Street.
Location
Located just off the centre of the sought after Market Town of Presteigne located in the Welsh Marches. This was the county town of Radnorshire and has become a local cultural centre, hosting two festivals. First, the oddly named Sheep Music Festival dedicated to contemporary music and the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts. The town is fortunate to have an award winning museum - The Judges Lodgings. Presteigne has a Primary and Secondary School, Leisure Centre and thriving community spirit with the popular market being held once a month. Further afield, the markets towns of Knighton and Ludlow offer a range of facilities, the latter being known for its restaurants and festivals. The nearest train station is in Knighton, a little under 7 miles away. The Cathedral City of Hereford, 20 miles offers greater amenities.
Services and agents notes
All mains services are connected. Powys County Council Tax Band E. The property is located in a conversation area and the property is being sold as a FREEHOLD.

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