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£395,000 Cloddiau, Aberbechan, Newtown, Powys, SY16 3AS 01938 FOR SALE Cloddiau, Aberbechan, Newtown, Powys, SY16 3AS FOR SALE £395,000 PIGGERY SERVICES Two brick built stys with yards, in need of repair. Services to the property comprise Mains electricity, Private water, pumped from a well, Private drainage to a septic tank. Oil-fired central Cloddiau, Aberbechan, BRICK BARN heating. None of these services have been tested by Halls. approx 18.29m x 5.49m (approx 60' x 18') Newtown, Powys, SY16 3AS Constructed of brick with part corrugated sheeting, part fibre-cement LOCAL AUTHORITY roofing, incorporating cow byre, wain house, workshop and loose boxes Powys County Council, Neuadd Maldwyn, Severn Street, Welshpool, Energy Performance Ratings on the ground floor, granary on the first floor, Light and power laid on. Powys, SY21 7AS. Property to sell? We would be who is authorised and regulated Telephone: (01938) 552 828 LOOSE BOX delighted to provide you with a free by the FSA. Details can be A highly desirable smallholding, set in a private rural location, comprising 5 6.10m x 5.49m (20' x 18') TAX BAND no obligation market assessment provided upon request. Do you Adjoining the Brick Barn, constructed of brick and timber cladding with The property is in Band 'F'. of your existing property. Please require a surveyor? We are corrugated sheeting roof. bedroom farmhouse, a range of traditional farm outbuildings together with contact your local Halls office to able to recommend a completely VIEWING make an appointment. Mortgage/ independent chartered surveyor. attractive gardens, grounds and paddock land extending in all to 8.26 acres or TIMBER CLAD BARN approx 18.29m x 4.57m (approx 60' x 15') Strictly by appointment only with the selling agents Halls, Old Coach financial advice. We are able Details can be provided upon thereabouts. The property benefits from glorious views and privacy, yet is Timber framed, timber clad with pitched slated roof comprising cow Chambers, 1 Church Street, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7LH. Tel No: 01938 to recommend a completely request. 555552 Fax :01938 554891. Email: [email protected] byre, bing, loose boxes etc. With hay loft at first floor level. independent financial advisor, conveniently situated just under 3 miles from the centre of Newtown. LOOSE BOXES WEBSITE Current EPC Rating - F. 7.62m x 4.57m (25' x 15') Please note that all of our properties can be viewed on the following Constructed of concrete block with concrete floors and fibre-cement websites. roof, in need of some repair. www.hallsgb.com www.rightmove.co.uk 01938 555 552 POULTRY HOUSE/SHEEP SHED www.onthemarket.com Located on the pasture land, the demolition of this building would Welshpool office: provide an ideal site for the erection of stables, manege etc. Subject to Old Coach Chambers, 1 Church Street, Welshpool, SY21 7LH Planning consents. E. [email protected] LAND The land included with the property extends to just over 9 acres and is made up of the farmstead, garden, orchard and two parcels of IMPORTANT NOTICE. Halls Holdings Ltd and any joint agents for themselves, and for the Vendor of the property whose Agents they are, give notice that: (i) These particulars are produced in good faith, are productive pasture land found to the left hand side of the driveway as set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract (ii) No person in the employment of or any agent of or consultant to Halls Holdings has any authority to make or give any you approach the property, which would be suited to the keeping of representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property (iii) Measurements, areas and distances are approximate, Floor plans and photographs are for guidance purposes only (photographs are taken with a wide angled / zoom lenses) and dimensions shapes and precise locations may differ (iv) It must not be assumed that the property has all the required planning or building regulation consents. domestic livestock and/or horses/ponies. Halls Holdings,Bowmen Way, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 3DR. Registered in hallsgb.com Residential / Fine Art / Rural Professional / Auctions / Commercial hallsgb.com 01938 555 552 FOR SALE Newtown 2.8 Miles, Welshpool 11.9 Miles, Shrewsbury 30.4 Miles Please note all distances are approximate 2 Reception 5 Bedroom/s 1 Bath/Shower Room/s Room/s DIRECTIONS BEDROOM 5 ■ PANTRY/CLOAKROOM 5 Bedroom Farmhouse 3.86m x 3.02m max (12'8" x 9'11" max) From Welshpool, take the A483 Newtown road for approximately 10 With part linoleum flooring, shelving, cloak hooks, pendant light fitting, ■ With fitted carpet, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, single Range of Traditional Outbuildings with Great miles. Take a right turn signposted Aberbechan/Bettws/Llanfair B4389 housing 'Crompton Parkinson' water pump. panelled radiator, inspection hatch to loft space, pendant light fitting, Potential passing through the small hamlet of Aberbechan and after approximately 1 mile, and immediately beyond the cottages on the right, power points, built-in double wardrobe with shelving, cloak hanging and ■ Gardens and Paddocks extending to 8.26 acres take a right turn more clearly identified by a Halls 'For sale' board. REAR LOBBY/PARLOUR overhead storage cupboard. Continue along this unmade road to the end where the Cloddiau will be With part carpeted, part linoleum flooring, 'Worcester' oil-fired central ■ Stunning Rural Location found. heating boiler, heating thermostat control unit, shelving, pendant light Built-in Airing Cupboard with factory insulated immersion heater, ■ Breathtaking Views fitting, power points. slatted shelving for drying and providing useful storage. The internal accommodation in more detail comprises; Stairs down to; FAMILY BATHROOM DESCRIPTION STORM PORCH CELLAR 3.81m x 2.21m max (12'6" x 7'3" max) Cloddiau comprises a delightful detached two storey family home set in With pitched slated roof, outside light, UPVC double glazed front 5.49m x 3.86m (18'0" x 12'8") With fitted carpet, UPVC double glazed opaque window to rear elevation, an elevated rural location with stunning views across open countryside. entrance door leading to; With concrete floor, lime-washed brick walls, slate shelving on brick double panelled radiator, exposed timber studding, 3 piece cream The property has the benefit of adaptable accommodation and boasts a piers, drain, window to side elevation, pendant light fitting. coloured suit comprising; low flush WC, wall mounted wash hand basin Sitting/Dining Room part divided by exposed timber studding; set in a contemporary unit with cupboard below, panelled bath with wall wealth of original features including wine cellar, exposed beams and Stairs with fitted carpet to; inglenook fireplace. The ground floor accommodation briefly provides mounted 'Triton' electric shower over, glass swing shower screen, full for open-plan sitting/dining room, farmhouse style kitchen, cellar and SITTING ROOM height splash back tiling around bath and wash hand basin, wall parlour, with 5 bedrooms and family bathroom on the first floor. 4.60m x 4.55m (15'1" x 14'11") FIRST FLOOR LANDING mounted face mirror, small pine shelf, radiator towel rail, ceiling Outside the property is approached over its own private driveway With carpet as laid, UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation With carpet as laid, wealth of exposed timbers including main roof mounted downlighter. leading into an enclosed farmyard with ample room for turning and with glorious views over open countryside, curtain pole, double panelled trusses and wall studding, pendant light fitting. radiator, inglenook fireplace with multi-fuel stove illuminated by two Further Stairs to; parking. There is a range of traditional farm buildings including former OUTSIDE wall lights, exposed ceiling beams and timber studded walls, display dairy, brick and timber built barns with potential, subject to usual The property is approached via its own private drive from the Council shelf, ceiling light fitting, wall lights, power points, television point. Planning controls, for conversion to residential, light industrial or other BEDROOM 1 maintained highway leading to an enclosed farmyard providing ample 3.78m x 3.38m (12'5" x 11'1") uses, piggery, poultry house and loose boxes. room for turning and parking. With fitted carpet, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation with To the front of the house is a raised patio, with paved walkway, raised DINING ROOM To the front of the house, leading to the Entrance Door, is a enclosed 3.86m x 3.12m (12'8" x 10'3") stunning views, single panelled radiator, exposed timber studding, borders and ornamental pond to the rear, with the main garden located raised paved patio area providing stunning views across open With carpet as laid, UPVC double glazed window to the front elevation pendant light fitting, power points. below the yard, consisting of lawn, borders, fruit and vegetable plots countryside. From the side entrance door is an enclosed yard with with curtain pole, double panelled radiator, exposed beam, recess with and good sized orchard; in all the land extends to 8.26 acres. concrete walkway around the rear of the house with raised shrub display shelf, wall lights, power points. The sale of Cloddiau offers prospective purchasers an ideal opportunity BEDROOM 2 borders leading to a further yard with picket fence. Central heating oil 4.32m x 3.61m (14'2" x 11'10") to acquire an idyllic rural smallholding with the privacy and peace of a Door from Sitting Room to; tank. Outside lights. At the top of the yard a pathway leads to a further remote property, whilst only being 3 miles from Newtown town centre. With fitted carpet, UPVC double glazed window to front elevation, single area of garden with ornamental pond. At the bottom of the yard is the Inspection recommended. panelled radiator, exposed timber studding, built in shelving unit, main area of garden enclosed by hedging and incorporating lawns, KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM inspection hatch to loft space, pendant light fitting with bedside pull flower borders, shrubbery, fruit and vegetable plots, and beyond a 6.05m x 3.56m (19'10" x 11'8") cord, power points, walk-in wardrobe with shelving, cloak hanging and SITUATION good-sized orchard with a variety of fruiting trees.
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