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Price £320,000 Glan Y Banwy, Mathrafal, Meifod, Powys, SY22 FOR SALE Glan Y Banwy, Mathrafal, Meifod, Powys, SY22 6HT FAMILY BATHROOM SINGLE ATTACHED GARAGE Of a contemporary style comprising bath with central 22'9" x 13'9" (6.925m x 4.191m) mixer tap, large sink with mixer tap and mosaic tiling to Of brick and timber panelled elevation under a pitched splash areas and Oak fronted cupboard below, low level slated roof with concrete floor, light and power, window WC with twin flush, fully tiled walk-in shower housing a to side, hardwood double access doors to front elevation. 'Bristan' wall mounted dual overhead and hand held Potential for conversion to additional accommodation. shower, ceiling spotlights, ceiling extractor fan, exposed Side door to beams. W.C OUTSIDE With low level W.C., and wash hand basin. The property is accessed over a shared driveway with next door property and in turn over its own private, gated SERVICES driveway to a stoned parking and turning area, which in Mains water, electricity, private drainage to a shared turn leads past the single attached garage with high level septic tank system which has a 50% maintenance mounted security light. The stoned driveway leads to the obligation are understood to be connected. None of these front concrete parking and turning area which is services have been tested by Halls. enclosed via a traditional stone wall. LOCAL AUTHORITY To the immediate front elevation is a low maintenance Powys County Council, Neuadd Maldwyn, Severn Street, area ideal for sitting out or for harbouring plant pots, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7AS.Telephone: (01938) 552 828 shrubs etc. The gardens are situated to front, side and TAX BANDING predominantly the rear of the property. To the side The property is in band 'E'. elevation is a lawned area with a large deck overlooking the River and the Castle pool perfect for alfresco dining. For fishing enthusiasts, the property has access to single VIEWING bank fishing via a flight of concrete steps and this Strictly by appointment only with the selling agents Halls, includes the well known Castle Pool. Old Coach Chambers, 1 Church Street, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7LH. Tel No: 01938 555552 Fax :01938 The gardens extend to approximately 1 acre divided 554891. Email: [email protected] between attractive landscaped lawns bordered by an FOR SALE Price £320,000 interesting variety of plants, shrubs and ornamental WEBSITE trees, together with mature tree area and River Bank Please note that all of our properties can be viewed on frontage. Delightful walkways have been formed within the following websites. the grounds of the property leading down to the River www.hallsgb.comwww.rightmove.co.ukwww. and along the dingle to a further fishing area. onthemarket.com Glan Y Banwy, Mathrafal, Meifod, Powys, SY22 6HT Energy Performance Ratings Property to sell? We would be who is authorised and regulated delighted to provide you with a free by the FCA. Details can be no obligation market assessment provided upon request. Do you of your existing property. Please require a surveyor? We are A highly desirable and unique rural 2 bedroom property set in one of the most contact your local Halls office to able to recommend a completely make an appointment. Mortgage/ independent chartered surveyor. beautiful parts of the renowned Mid Wales countryside with gardens and grounds financial advice. We are able Details can be provided upon extending to approx 1 acre, River frontage and fishing rights. to recommend a completely request. independent financial advisor, Current EPC Rating; D 01938 555 552 Welshpool office: Old Coach Chambers, 1 Church Street, Welshpool, SY21 7LH E. [email protected] 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 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 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. Halls Holdings,Bowmen Way, Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY4 3DR. Registered in England 06597073. hallsgb.com Residential / Fine Art / Rural Professional / Auctions / Commercial hallsgb.com 01938 555 552 FOR SALE 1 Reception 2 Bedroom/s 1 Bath/Shower Room/s Room/s SITUATION ■ Detached Barn Conversion Oak front entrance door leading in to integral light and extractor hood unit, ceiling spotlights, The property enjoys an enviable location where the ■ River Frontage & Rights double glazed windows with deep Oak sill overlooking the respective valleys of the River Vyrnwy and the River ENTRANCE HALL rear gardens and open countryside beyond. ■ Approx 1 Acre Banwy meet with stunning panoramic views of the With slate flooring, exposed beams, double glazed Door to a most useful UNDER STAIRS STORAGE ■ Superb Countryside Views Montgomeryshire countryside. window to front elevation, low level slimline Oak door CUPBOARD ideal for wine, etc. ■ The village of Meifod is about two miles away and offers a Stunning Location opening to a recess housing the under floor central good range of services including Primary school, Post From the main entrance hall, an Oak staircase with ■ No Upward Chain heating system with control panel over. Door to Office/shop, Rugby Club and a regular bus service. Pont handrail (steep) to a Robert, which is just a mile away, also offers a Primary BUILT-IN CUPBOARD school, Post Office/shop. Both have a Public House and MEZZANINE AREA DESCRIPTION Housing the factory insulated cylinder, immersion heater several churches. 8'10" x 8'9" average (2.69m x 2.67m average) Glan Y Banwy comprises a highly desirable and unique with relevant pump equipment, solar panel control The local by market towns of Llanfyllin, and Llanfair With carpet as laid, roof light, exposed beams and rural property set in one of the most beautiful parts of system and electrical switch equipment. Space and Caereinion are readily accessible offering a high timbers, power points, wall mounted light, further low the renowned Mid Wales countryside. plumbing for washing machine. The property will be of particular interest to fishing standard of secondary schools, health centres and level storage space. enthusiasts as it owns approximately 300m of single leisure facilities with more extensive shopping facilities The main entrance hall leads through to a stocking local produce. LIVING AREA bank fishing on the River Banwy including a well known 26'7" x 18'5" (8.10m x 5.61m) The busy town of Welshpool is about 7 miles away and local pool called the 'Castle Pool'. The Vendors have Open Plan KITCHEN / DINING & LIVING ROOM INNER HALLWAY has a more comprehensive range of amenities for social, successfully caught a number of Grayling, Brown Trout With slate flooring, exposed beams and ceiling timbers, With high level inspection hatch (for examination of the educational, recreational and business needs as well and Salmon. full length double glazed windows to front and rear Solar panel equipment) and access to the sleeping good rail links. It is only a 35-minute drive to Oswestry The property has been renovated to an extremely high elevations and glass panelled French windows opening accommodation and Shrewsbury, with excellent commuter links to standard and with energy efficiency playing a major role, out to front patio area, SKY point (not connected), Birmingham via M54 and Chester and Manchester via the Glan Y Banwy has high specification insulation, and is television aerial point, built in contemporary German BEDROOM 1 A5 & M56. fitted with solar panels for hot water heating. General wood burner with flu, ceiling mounted energy efficient 15'11" max x 8'10" (4.85m max x 2.69m) The Welsh Coast is also within a 45-minute drive and the heating is taken care of by LPG under floor heating that flood lights. With slate flooring, exposed A Frame beam and timbers, outstanding beauty spot and renowned hotel at Lake can be individually controlled in each of the rooms. The The room is neatly divided between approximately half full length 'His & Hers' double fronted wardrobes with Vrynwy is approximately 10 miles away. kitchen, dining and living areas is open plan and can be being the living area, with the other half divided between hanging, shelf and storage space, ceiling mounted The area also benefits from extensive footpaths and heated by a wood burning stove, again keeping the the kitchen and dining area. adjustable floodlights (low energy), double glazed heating fuel costs down. bridleways. windows to rear elevation overlooking the gardens and The property has the benefit of generous gardens and KITCHEN countryside with deep Oak sill. THE DIRECTIONS grounds including lawned areas landscaped with a With Antique shot blast Granite work surfaces with From Welshpool take the A458 for Llanfair Caereinion. pleasant selection of shrubs and trees having been stainless steel single drainer double bowl sink unit, with BEDROOM 2 Continue along this road through Cyfronydd to Heniarth planted. There is a pleasant walk along the River through hot and cold mixer tap over, Oak fronted cabinets below 15'3" max x 8'4" (4.65m max x 2.54m) Corner, turning right onto the B4389 road to Meifod. the grounds ideal for dog owners. offering a good range of storage and drawer space, With full length Oak fronted built in wardrobe with Continue for just under 2 miles after which the property The sale of Glan Y Banwy offers potential purchasers a 'SMEG' dishwasher, 'SMEG' cooker with integral electric hanging, shelf and storage space, part A Frame beam, can be seen on the right hand side just before the rare opportunity to acquire a beautiful, recently oven and grill unit with 4-ring gas hob over, 'SIEMENS' ceiling timbers, ceiling mounted adjustable flood lights junction with the A495.
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