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Middlewood House, Cathedine, Brecon, Powys. LD3 7HQ Description Accommodation Middlewood House, Cathedine, Brecon, Powys. LD3 7HQ Description Accommodation The property is entered via the A delightful detached former farmhouse with exceptional charm and character set impressive front door and stone porch in beautiful mature gardens with a which leads into the main sitting room paddock enjoying stunning views of the offering a substantial multi-fuel stove set within a stone “Inglenook” fireplace, as surrounding countryside situated within the Brecon Beacons National Park. well as exposed beams and timbers with a sash window to the front. Adjacent to Location the sitting room is the dining room with a feature fireplace, high ceiling and a sash Middlewood House is located near to the window to the front. A corridor leads Middlewood House popular villages of Cathedine and Bwlch. through to the rear entrance hall and the Nearby is Llangorse Lake and Crickhowell Cathedine beautifully fitted kitchen offering an oil- is approximately 8 miles away. Llangorse fired “Aga”, a separate halogen hob, Brecon offers two public houses, a primary windows to the north and east aspects, Powys school and the lake is well known for its an inset “Belfast” sink, a drainer and recreational facilities. Being found in the LD3 7HQ extractor fan. Downstairs there is a Brecon Beacons National Park there is a cloakroom with a wooden floor, wash wide range of exceptional walking, riding hand basin, close coupled w.c., a bidet and trekking facilities. The market town and a window to the north. of Brecon, 8 miles away, offers an Summary of features excellent range of services and facilities From the rear hallway there is access Charming former farmhouse including public and state school down to the original cellar which is split Six bedroom accommodation education. The popular border town of into two rooms with good ceiling heights, Hay-on-Wye offers a further excellent flagstone flooring as well as a range of Mature gardens and paddock range of local amenities and is very well shelving slabs and radiators. A staircase Ouiet rural situation with views known for its annual Literary Festival, leads to the first floor landing giving antique and second hand book shops as access to all six bedrooms, one of which well as an excellent range of cafes and is currently used as a study. The main public houses. bedroom offers an en-suite. All bedrooms can be considered as double sizes with a Brecon 8 miles The nearest motorway links are found at further en-suite shower room to bedroom Crickhowell 8 miles Newport (for the M4) and the nearest four. Abergavenny 12 miles train station is found at Abergavenny only Hay-on-Wye 16 miles 12 miles away. The room measurements are as follows:- With a tiled floor, window and door to the Services front. We are advised that the property is Entrance Hall 3m x 2.36m (9’10” x 7’9”) Room 2 6.58m x 4.24m (21’7” x connected to mains water and mains Living Room 5.46m x 5.46m (17’11” x 13’11”) With a tiled floor, window to the electricity. Private drainage system. Oil- 17’11”) front and a door to the front. Dining Room 4.32m x 4.24m (14’2” x fired central heating system. Rear Office 2.38m x 6.13m (7’10” x 13’11”) Please note the services or service 20’1”) With a door out onto a lean to. Rear Hall 4.27m x 1.12m (14’0” x 3’8”) installations have not been tested. Kitchen 5.59m x 3.99m (18’4” x 13’1”) Cloakroom 1.96m x 0.84m (6’5” x 2’9”) Next to the out-building is the herb Directions Cellar 1 6.27m x 4.27m (20’7” x 14’0”) garden and across the courtyard is an Cellar 2 4.1m x 3.78m (13’5” x 12’5”) open fronted building which also contains From Hay-on-Wye head towards Talgarth First Floor the oil-fired central heating boiler. then continue through the village of Landing Area with doors to:- Llangorse on the B4560 passing through Bedroom 1 4.67m x 4.27m (15’4” x Outside Llangorse itself then onto the village of 14’0”) Bwlch, approx 2 miles. On reaching Bwlch En-Suite Shower Room The property is approached along a you will come to a T junction onto the Bedroom 2 4.3m x 3.87m (14’1” x 12’8”) gravel driveway leading to a parking and A40. Turn right and continue for approx Bathroom 3.2m x 2.31m (10’6” x 7’7”) turning area giving immediate access to 400 yards before turning right (sign Bedroom 3 4.27m x 4.1m (14’0” x 13’5”) the garage and further carport/workshop. posted Venison Centre). Continue along Bedroom 4 4.32mx 3.33m (14’2” x To the front of the property are large, this road for approx 200 yards, following 10’11”) very mature gardens having a south En-Suite the signs for the shop, passing one left facing aspect with a wide range of well Bedroom 5 /Study 4.3m x 2.31m (14’1” hand turn and then taking the next exit stocked borders, shrubs and interspersed x 7’7”) straight ahead. Keep the venison centre trees, a patio area and a further small Bedroom 6 5.4m x 3.38m (17’9” x 11’1”) to your left and drive straight ahead out-building with a wash hand basin and where Middlewood House will be found on The out-building found to the rear of a w.c. To one side is a small orchard with your left hand side, clearly seen by a the main property has a large open separate gated access to the side road name plate on the gated entrance. courtyard to the front and has the and a further vegetable garden. possibility of providing further uses Viewing and Contact Details including additional accommodation There is a further paddock detached on subject to the necessary planning the other side of the lane with a large All viewings must be arranged through consent. The building is currently divided storage shed. the selling agents Sunderlands. as follows:- Contact tel: 01497 822522 Laundry/Utility Room 4.35m x 5.30m Tenure Office opening hours: Mon-Fri 9.00-5.00pm. Sat 9.00-1.00pm. (14’3” x 17’5”) Including for a plumbing Freehold with vacant possession upon Out of hours contact washing machine, a shower cubicle and completion. Harry Aldrich-Blake 07717 410757 separate w.c. as well as storage units and worktops. Council Tax Band Room 1 4.3m x 3.54m (14’1” x 11’7”) Band “G” Powys Council Viewing by appointment through Sunderlands Hay-on-Wye Branch 3 Pavement House, The Pavement, Hay on Wye, Herefordshire HR3 5BU Tel: 01497 822522 Email: [email protected] Hereford Branch Offa House, St Peters Square, Hereford HR1 2PQ Tel: 01432 356161 Email: [email protected] www.sunderlands.co.uk None of these statements contained in these particulars are to be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. These particulars are not an offer or contract or part of one. Floor plans are provided for guidance as to the layout of the property only. Room sizes and measurements are approximate only. Please note we have not tested the equipment, appliances and services in the property and interested parties are advised to commission appropriate investigation before formulating their offer for purchase. Sunderlands are a member of the ‘Ombudsman for Estate Agents Scheme’ OEA and therefore adhere to their Code of Practice. A copy of the Code of Practice is available on request. .
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