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Plas Trannon Llanidloes Parking TREFEGLWYS Pa Pa Rking A483 Rkin TREFEGLWYS G A470 School Public House Carno A470 Caersws Newtown Trefeglwys B4569 A489 Llandinam B4569 A470 Dolfor Site plan LocationLlanidloes A483 A470 MORRIS, MARSHALL & POOLE Carno Chartered Surveyors A470 10 BroadPlas Street, Newtown, Trannon Powys SY16 2LZ Tel 01686 626160 Also at TREFEGLWYS Caersws Newtown Welshpool, Llanidloes, Oswestry, Aberystwyth, Machynlleth, Tywyn Trefeglwys 4 Bedroom detached houses with garages: B4569 Plots 1, 2, 3, 9, 10, 11, 13 & 17 A489 3 Bedroom semi-detached house: g arage Plots 7 & 8 Llandinam 3 Bedroom terraced houses: B4569 A470 Plots 4, 6, 14 & 16 Parking Dolfor garage garage 2 Bedroom terraced houses: Plots 5 & 15 Plas Trannon Llanidloes Parking TREFEGLWYS Pa Pa rking A483 rkin TREFEGLWYS g A470 School Public House Par Pa king Church ge g gara Plas An exclusive collection of quality two, three Parkin Trannon garage and four bedroom homes on the outskirts of the Parking Parking pretty village of Trefeglwys Parking ing Park TREFEGLWYS king ing • Extremely good value Par Park for money. garage School Public House ing rage M M P • Very generous plot sizes. Park ga MORRIS MARSHALL & POOLE ing • Oil fired central heating. Park Church ing Park • 10 year NHBC Warranty. Plas All enquiries to: ge gara TrannonMorris Marshall & Poole, 10 Broad Street, Newtown, Powys, SY16 2LZ rking • Local Developer. Pa Telephone: 01686 626160 Email: [email protected] age • Exceptional thermal gar or ntre ge ce villa Morris Marshall & Poole, Bank House, Llanidloes, Powys, SY18 6BW efficiency ratings. From Telephone: 01686 412567 Email: [email protected] www.powell-developments.co.uk 9 B456 loes lanid To L Powell Developments (Trefeglwys) Ltd, Grandstand, Trefeglwys, Caersws, Powys, SY17 5PU The surrounding area Included in each house 10 year NHBC Builders Warranty Oil fired central heating Plas Trannon White sanitary ware with choice of tiles from Builders range Choice of quality kitchens from Builders standard range to include oven, TREFEGLWYS extractor hood and hob Fitted wardrobes (3 bedroom house only). Plas Trannon is an attractive development of two, three and four bedroom houses within a short walk of the village of Trefeglwys, Ground floor Cloakroom and WC. with its pretty village Church, Public House, Village Hall and popular bilingual Smoke and heat detectors. Primary School. Set in the attractive Trannon Valley, each property enjoys views of the surrounding valley and hills. The historic market town of Llanidloes is only Contemporary panelled doors and fittings. 4 miles away. Each home is constructed on two storeys with a quality insulated timber frame with Ibstock brick exterior and cast stone window cills for all the homes, all under a slated roof. Note: The specification of each house may vary, ask Selling Agents for full details. Powell Developments (Trefeglwys) Ltd are a local family run company, based in Trefeglwys and have constructed a number of exclusive projects since 1994, including Cae Garreg, Maes Trannon and Llwyn Celyn estates in Trefeglwys and latterly the award winning Luxury Example of house style Lodges Wales Holiday Lodge Park which they own and also were 2012 Powys Business Award Winners – www.luxurylodgeswales.com They have a well deserved reputation for creating quality homes in keeping with the local environment. Enquiries can be directed to the Selling Agents, Morris Marshall and Poole, Newtown, 01686 626160 or Llanidloes 01686 412567. Email: [email protected] or [email protected].
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