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Pen-Y-Cwm, Corris Uchaf Nr Machynlleth, SY20 9RH Chartered Surveyors Auctioneers Estate Agents Established 1862 www.morrismarshall.co.uk Pen-y-Cwm, Corris Uchaf Nr Machynlleth, SY20 9RH • Renovation Project • 4 Bedrooms • Many Original Features • Walled Garden • Close to Cader Idris & Talyllyn Lake • Energy Efficiency Rating = 1 Guide price £135,000 MACHYNLLETH OFFICE 01654 702 472 [email protected] .uk General Remarks & Situation Corris Uchaf is found on the fringe of the Snowdonia National Park, 8 miles from Machynlleth and within a mile of Cader Idris and 2 miles from Talyllyn Lake, affording good access to the coastal resorts of Tywyn and Aberdyfi. Pen-y-Cwm is a detached period house with much exposed beamwork, original slate slab floor and extremely adaptable 4 bedroom accommodation. To the rear is a private walled garden Sitting Room 13'8" x 10'5" (4.17m x with a large pull-in for vehicles to the 3.18m) Exposed beamed ceiling. Deep front. inglenook fireplace. External door. Accommodation Ground floor Entrance Porch Living Room 17'9" x 10' (5.41m x 3.05m) Exposed beamed ceiling. Inglenook recess. Slate slab floor. Oak staircase leading off. Rear Hall Slate stairs leading off. Slate slab floor. External door. Bathroom Panelled bath. Wash hand basin. Low flush WC. First floor Bedroom (1) 13'1" x 10'4" (3.99m x 3.15m) Exposed beamed ceiling. Victorian Kitchen 13'1" x 5;6" (3.99m x 0.13m) Slate washbasin. Dormer window. Door to: - slab floor. Belfast sink. Velux window. Bedroom (2) 13' x 9' (3.96m x 2.74m) Rear door. Victorian washbasin. Dormer window. Dining Room 11' x 8'10" (3.35m x 2.69m) Oak stairs leading from Living Room to: - Exposed beamed ceiling. Wide arch to: - Landing Bedroom (3) 8'6" x 7'2" (2.59m x 2.18m) Velux window. ABERYSTWYTH ● LLANIDLOES NEWTOWN ● OSWESTRY TYWYN ● WELSHPOOL MACHYNLLETH SHREWSBURY ABERDYFI Bedroom (4) 10'2" x 9'4"(Excl. recess) particulars, book viewings, register your (3.10m x 2.84m (Excl. recess)) Victorian requirements on our mailing list and washbasin. Velux window. arrange a valuation of your property. Outside To the front is a slate seating Ref: Machynlleth Office: Tel: 01654 area which leads around to side garden 702472 areas. To the rear is a wide paved patio Ref: NPE/JF/005618 Date: 03/14 and attached Workshop. Steps up to rear MMP Survey Department If you don't find lawn and private patio area. the home of your dreams through Morris Tenure Freehold with Vacant Possession Marshall & Poole then why not let our upon Completion of the Purchase. qualified surveyors inspect and report on Services Mains water, electricity and the home you have found before you drainage. None of the services, complete the purchase. We are able to appliances, central heating system, undertake RICS HomeBuyer Reports and chimneys flues and fireplaces have been RICS Condition Reports that will provide checked and no warranty is given by the you with a comment on any significant Agents. defects or repair items. For further information contact any of our offices. Outgoings Council Tax Band 'E' Energy Performance Certificate A full copy of the EPC is available on request or by following the link below: Public EPC URL: https://www.epcregister.com/direct/ report/2118-2061-7244-2624-7990 Viewing By arrangement with the selling agents Machynlleth office on - 01654 702472 Negotiations All interested parties are respectfully requested to negotiate direct with the Selling Agents. Directions Leave Machynlleth in the Aberdyfi direction. After passing over the Dyfi Bridge bear right and keep to this road for 8 miles, passing the Ceinws and Corris turnings, Corris Craft village and through Corris Uchaf. Pen-y-Cwm is on the right just before the Mountain Centre. Website To view a complete listing of properties available For Sale or To Let please view our website www.morrismarshall.co.uk Our site enables you to print full sales/rental ABERYSTWYTH ● LLANIDLOES NEWTOWN ● OSWESTRY TYWYN ● WELSHPOOL MACHYNLLETH SHREWSBURY ABERDYFI Chartered Surveyors Auctioneers Estate Agents Established 1862 www.morrismarshall.co.uk ABERYSTWYTH ● 01970 625020 NEWTOWN ● 01686 626160 TYWYN ● 01654 710388 LLANIDLOES ● 01686 412567 OSWESTRY ● 01691 679595 WELSHPOOL ● 01938 554818 MACHYNLLETH ● 01654 702472 SHREWSBURY ● 01743 247755 ABERDYFI ● WINDOW DISPLAY.
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