The Mill, Bettws Cedewain - SY16 3DS

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Bedrooms
5
Bathrooms
3
Living Spaces
2
Type
Detached
Ownership
Freehold
Area
2,250 sqft
Price per area
£211 /sqft

Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
2 Kingsize Rooms
Double
1 Double Room
Single
1 Single Room
Other Bedrooms
1 Bedroom
Bathrooms
3 Bathrooms
Living Spaces
2 Living Spaces

Features

Dressing Room
Exposed Brickwork
Fireplace
Garden
Kitchen Diner
Move in Ready
Period Property
Stone Flooring
Utility Room
Vaulted Ceilings
Wooden Beams
Wooden Flooring

Information

Council Tax
Council Tax Band
F
Energy Performance
Current EPC
51 E
Potential EPC
72 C

Description

The Mill is a property of remarkable depth and history, occupying a site in the village of Bettws Cedewain where a mill has stood since 1260. The present building retains original beams dated 1850 and, from the moment you arrive, it is immediately apparent that this is a home of rare character - generous in scale, warm in atmosphere and rich in details that simply cannot be recreated.
At the heart of the ground floor is the kitchen and dining room: an impressive, beautifully proportioned space that has been completely refitted to an exceptional standard. Extensive cabinetry, hardwood work surfaces and a freestanding island provide both practicality and style, while an adjoining laundry room adds further convenience. From here, a door opens into the sitting room, which runs the full depth of the house and is undoubtedly one of the home’s most striking spaces. Heavy exposed timbers frame the room throughout, while a substantial inglenook fireplace with log-burning stove creates an inviting focal point. In the far corner, a charming bar area adds to the room’s versatility, making it equally suited to relaxed evenings or entertaining on a larger scale. A ground floor bathroom fitted with bath, shower and WC completes this level.
The first floor centres around the master bedroom with original beams, together with a dressing room that would also work well as a nursery, and a spacious bathroom fitted with a full-size bath, walk-in shower, WC and basin. Bedroom two is a generous double room, while bedroom three, currently arranged as a study, offers a comfortable and versatile additional bedroom with excellent natural light. The second floor provides two further bedrooms beneath the roofline, both retaining exposed original beams and served by a shower room on this level.
Since acquiring the property in 2018, the current owners have invested significantly throughout. Improvements include a completely new kitchen, replacement doors and windows with double glazing and high-security locking systems, together with comprehensive redecoration - all carried out with great care to preserve the integrity and character of the building.
The grounds are a true extension of the home and have been thoughtfully landscaped to create interest and enjoyment at every turn. The coach house, complete with mezzanine level, provides excellent storage, while a covered decked entertaining area with barbecue and log store forms a natural focal point for outdoor living. Beyond this, the gardens rise through terraced levels connected by stone steps, winding amongst specimen shrubs and mature trees past a greenhouse, vegetable beds, a small pond and beautifully stocked planted borders. A stone bridge crosses the brook feeding the Bechan, and with the old church tower visible above the rooftops, the setting is every bit as memorable as the house itself. Practicality has not been overlooked either. The property benefits from extensive off-road parking with ample space for multiple vehicles, while the layout of the driveway and grounds also allows room for a campervan, trailer or similar alongside everyday family parking.
The Mill is a home of remarkable history and scale, with a setting and atmosphere that set it apart from anything typical.

Price Guide

This Home
£211 / sqft
Area Average
£247 / sqft
Price per Area
£106 / sqft
Lowest
£211 / sqft
This Home
£504 / sqft
Highest
Data referenced at time of publishing on Jitty

Estate agent

Holters

Location

Rural
defined as 'rural hamlet and isolated dwellings in a sparse setting'
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