Terrace, Glantwymyn

Holters are pleased to present 5 Terrace, a deceptively spacious two-bedroom mid-terrace cottage in the village of Cwmllinau. With its stone frontage and a lovely outlook across the village playing field towards the hills, it would make an ideal first home or buy-to-let opportunity.
The glazed entrance porch opens into a well-proportioned living room, where timber flooring and an exposed brick fireplace give the room a cosy feel. There’s room to arrange seating around the hearth, making it a lovely place to settle in on a winter evening. A step down through an archway leads into the good-sized kitchen, which has white wall and base units, dark worktops, a built-in oven and hob, and a breakfast bar.
A door from the kitchen opens into a small rear lobby, which gives access to the courtyard and the ground-floor bathroom. The bathroom is fitted with a bath with a glazed screen, a pedestal wash basin and a WC.
Upstairs are two separate bedrooms. The front bedroom is a comfortable double with a dormer window looking out across the playing field towards the hills. The second bedroom overlooks the rear and would also work well as a study or dressing room.
To the rear, the enclosed courtyard is mainly gravelled, with a paved area for a small table and chairs. The timber outbuilding is fitted with worktops, shelving and electrical sockets, and a small brick outbuilding down the alley provides additional storage..
The setting is one of the nicest things about 5 Terrace. The playing field just across the road gives the cottage an open outlook, with the hills beyond forming a lovely backdrop to village life. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.
Cwmllinau is a small village in the Dyfi Valley, set among wooded hillsides and open farmland between Cemmaes and Mallwyd. The village sits on the A470, giving it straightforward road links through this part of Mid Wales, while the hills and woodland give it a distinctly rural feel.
The village has a community hall and a playing field with a children’s play area. At 5 Terrace, the playing field is just across the road and gives the cottage its open outlook towards the hills.
The nearby market town of Machynlleth offers a wider range of day-to-day amenities, including independent shops, cafés, supermarkets and a weekly market. Machynlleth also has a railway station on the Cambrian Line, with services towards Shrewsbury in one direction and Aberystwyth and the Cambrian coast in the other. The A470 provides road access north towards Dolgellau and south towards Llanbrynmair and Caersws.
The surrounding countryside is a particular draw, with quiet lanes, wooded valleys and open hills to explore on foot or by bike. It’s a setting that will appeal to anyone looking for a home in a small rural village with the shops, services and rail connections of Machynlleth within reach.