Kerry, Newtown, Sy16

Village life, plenty of light and no onward chain. Avalon is a three-bedroom semi-detached home in the heart of Kerry, with off-road parking, a garage and a surprisingly generous utility room. A great starting point for first-time buyers or a comfortable next move for downsizers, there’s plenty here to work with and make your own.
The front door opens into a spacious hallway, with stairs to the first floor and useful storage beneath. The living room overlooks the front garden through a bay window, with a fireplace giving the room a cosy focal point.
Stretching across the rear of the house, the kitchen/dining room is a bright, sociable space with fitted wooden cupboards and ample room for a dining table. There’s space to cook, eat and catch up without having to squeeze everyone into the kitchen.
Beyond this, the utility room is far more than a corner for the washing machine. With extensive worktops, cupboards, a sink and access outside, it provides a substantial extra working space, ideal for laundry, muddy boots and all the things that need a home. The downstairs shower room is accessed from here.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms and a smaller third bedroom, all with built-in storage, together with a bathroom. The rear bedroom enjoys an outlook towards the surrounding hills.
To the front, planted beds bring colour to the approach, alongside an off-road parking space. The main outdoor space lies to the rear and is arranged in two separate areas. Immediately behind the house is a garden with room for planting and sitting outside. Across the shared access way, a further garden area includes the garage, shed and oil tank.
Could Avalon be your next move? Contact Holters to arrange a viewing and come and take a look for yourself.
Kerry is a picturesque village in the heart of Powys, set in open countryside with a strong local community. With a population of around 800, it offers a quieter pace of life while still having everyday essentials close at hand.
The village has a good range of amenities, including two public houses, a village hall, a post office, a primary school, a hairdresser, a bowling green and a local football club. These facilities support village life and provide a natural focus for community activity.
The surrounding countryside is well suited to walking and enjoying the rural setting, while Kerry’s location also makes it practical for commuting. Welshpool, Newtown and Shrewsbury are all within reach, providing a wider range of shopping, employment and transport links, including national rail services and access to the motorway network.
Newtown, less than ten minutes away by car, is the largest town in Powys and a key centre for Mid Wales. It offers a broad range of schools, including Newtown High School and Sixth Form, along with further education at Coleg Powys. The town provides a wide choice of shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and essential services, as well as cultural venues including Theatr Hafren, Oriel Davies Gallery and the Robert Owen Museum. A variety of sports clubs, gyms and leisure facilities further support an active lifestyle.
Kerry offers a balanced combination of village life, countryside surroundings and convenient access to larger towns when needed.