• • Grade II Listed 6 Bedroom Country House
• • Attractive grounds extending to approx. 1 acre
• • Surrounded by rolling hills & countryside
• • Situated just south of market town of Welshpool
• • Retaining period features while offering modern comforts
• • Sweeping driveway, front lawn with tennis court
• • Rear courtyard with paved patio, small orchard
• • EPC - F (38) Exp 11.6.2034

Llwynderw Hall is an elegant Grade II listed country house that retains its Georgian/early Victorian character while offering modern comforts. The south facing orientation, characterful reception rooms and modern kitchen breakfast room opening onto a courtyard making it ideal for family living and entertaining. Set in attractive grounds in the Severn Valley only a few miles from Welshpool the Hall enjoys excellent road and rail connections and proximity to local amenities. Its heritage status, location and distinctive architecture make Llwynderw Hall a desirable residence for buyers seeking a period home with modern convenience. The Grade II listed hall offers spacious accommodation with period features including fireplaces, sash windows with shutters, oak flooring and detailed architraving and cornicing throughout. The house dates from the early 18th century but its character is largely from around 1830. The Hall is situated just south of the market town of Welshpool which sits in the upper reaches of Severn Valley and is surrounded by rolling hills in Montgomeryshire and the glorious unspoilt countryside of Mid Wales. This picturesque market town provides an excellent range of local amenities with a range of restaurants, local inns and cafes. Road access is available to the north via the A483 to Welshpool and Oswestry and the southeast via the A489 and A49 to Ludlow. Local railway services can be found at Welshpool and connect to services of Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Chester and Hereford. Range of primary and secondary schools available in the local area, private schools can be found in Shrewsbury and Oswestry. Local popular tourist attractions close to the property include the Montgomery Canal, Powis Castle and Glyndwrs Way.

The accommodation comprises:

Ground Floor
Front entrance veranda which leads into an entrance hall with oak staircase with mahogany handrails and flooring leading to 3 generous reception rooms all with open fireplaces and views over the garden.

Beautiful light morning room leading onto the kitchen/breakfast room which has been updated with a modern green fronted kitchen which comprises base and wall larder units, granite worktop, central island, integrated fridge and dishwasher, smeg range cooker, double Belfast sink, oak flooring with underground heating to part, inset lighting, rear door opens into the breakfast area with bifold doors to the courtyard, wood burning stove, vaulted ceiling with 6 Velux windows, door leading onto a cloakroom and storage cupboard.
Beyond the main hall is a large utility room with the oil central heating boiler, rear hallway with doorway to double cellar and modern shower room.

First Floor
Two staircases lead to the first-floor accommodation, the main one being an attractive dancing oak and mahogany staircase which provides access to 6 bedrooms all with beautiful feature fireplaces and one of the rooms having the benefit of the dressing room. There is a modern refurbished family bathroom together with a separate shower room.

Second Floor
On the second floor there are attic rooms which provide useful storage and potential to create further bedrooms.

Llwynderw Hall is approached over a sweeping driveway with a small amenity woodland and pond providing conservation interest leading to a gravelled parking area. The grounds extend to approximately 1 acre, gardens laid mainly to lawn with mature trees and shrubs, lovely views over the adjacent countryside.
Front lawn with tennis court, rear veranda seating area, small orchard, raised vegetable garden beds. The rear courtyard is an attractive recent feature to the property with paved patio, bark lavender beds, flower and shrub borders. Two sheds. Outside toilet.

Directions

From our office in Welshpool, Broad Street proceed down Berriew Street towards Coed Y Dinas, continue on that road towards the roundabout and take the 3rd exit towards Newtown on the A483. Continue for approximately 1 mile passing some cream cottages and turn right where indicated by agents for sale signs.
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Council Tax Band: I