• • A remarkable rural retreat with panoramic countryside views
• • Situated in grounds of 1.43 acres in heart of Mid Wales
• • Renovated & upgraded by the current owners
• • New kitchen, new bathroom, re-wired, new windows
• • New central heating system with new boiler, sunroom
• • Garden re-modelled
• • No immediate neighbours
• • Self-sufficient with wind turbine and solar panels
• • Exposed beams and stone walls, quality oak features
• • No onward chain
• • EPC - E (39) Exp 17.5.2036

A rural retreat with panoramic countryside views, peace, privacy and sustainable living in the heart of Mid Wales. Set within the stunning rolling countryside of Powys the Oaks is an exceptional rural home offering complete tranquillity, breathtaking panoramic views and an enviable sense of privacy. No immediate neighbours and surrounded by open countryside this beautifully positioned property provides the perfect escape from busy modern day living whilst remaining conveniently accessible to nearby towns and amenities. Llandrindod Wells is 8 miles away with supermarkets and independent shops, schools and healthcare facilities, leisure centre and golf club, railway station with connections to Shrewsbury and Swansea.

One of the Oaks’ stand out features is the environmentally conscious and economical approach to modern living with the inclusion of solar panels and a wind turbine which significantly reduce energy costs and supports a more sustainable lifestyle, with exceptionally low utility expenses.

The Oaks combines character, charm and sustainability in equal measures having recently been renovated by the current owners and is situated in grounds of 1.43 acres. The property has been upgraded by the owners over the last few years benefitting from new kitchen, new bathroom, re-wiring, upgrading, central heating system with new boiler, new windows, conservatory and a re-modelling of the garden. The agents strongly recommend viewing of this rural self-sufficient property. No onward chain.


Ground Floor
Oak Entrance Porch with glazed side panels
Kitchen recently re-fitted with cream fronted units comprising base and wall units, breakfast bar, LPG Rangemaster cooker with extractor over, integrated dishwasher, double Belfast sink, quarry tiled floor, plumbing for washing machine, beamed ceiling, walk-in pantry.
Dining Room with exposed stone wall, inglenook with woodburning stove (decoration purposes only – not working) staircase to attic room with velux window.
Inner Hall with flagged floor, staircase to first floor
Bathroom with shower bath with glazed shower screen, part tiled walls, WC, pedestal washbasin, heated towel rail.
Sitting Room with oak floor, bookcases with books, woodburning stove (not working) in stone grate, vaulted ceiling, trap door with spiral staircase down to wine cellar, French doors through to
Conservatory with UPVC double glazed windows and French doors, picture windows to patio, garden and extensive countryside views.
Bedroom (3) with exposed stone wall and grate, old bread oven, oak strip flooring, beamed ceiling, cupboard housing the LPG gas central heating boiler.

First Floor
Spacious landing with built-in double wardrobe
Bedroom (1) with vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, four dormer windows.
Bedroom (2) with oak strip flooring, exposed stone walls, 2 velux windows.
Study/gallery landing with oak beams overlooking the sitting room

Tenure: Freehold.
Access right over the driveway for the neighbouring farmer to Points X and Y on the Land Registry Plan.

The property is approached via a private driveway which is mostly concrete/tarmacadam. The property stands in spacious grounds and gardens which extend to approximately 1.43 acres or thereabouts to include the driveway. Attached garage with metal up and over door, plant room, detached workshop being a former stable, extensive lawn area with flower and shrub borders, paved paths, paved patio enjoying countryside views.

Directions

From Llandrindod Wells, Rhayader & Crossgates proceed to Newtown on the A483. On entering Llandewi turn right signposted Dolau, turn right again signposted Dolau. Keep on this road for a further mile and half or so to a T Junction turning right signposted Pen Y Bont and after approx. 1/4 mile the turning for the Oaks is on the right-hand side (0.4 miles track to the property). What3words: measuring.even.grounded

Council Tax Band: F