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£585,000

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Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
-
Living Spaces
3
Type
House
Ownership
Freehold
Area
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Price per area
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Floorplan & Rooms

Kingsize
1 Kingsize Room
Double
1 Double Room
Single
1 Single Room
Bathrooms
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Living Spaces
3 Living Spaces

Features

Beautiful View
Conservatory
Cosmetically Dated
Garden
Hall
Hill View
Landing
Period Property
Porch
Utility Room
Wooden Beams

Information

Council Tax
Council Tax Band
F
Energy Performance
Current EPC
37 F
Potential EPC
78 C

Description

• 3 Bedroom Cottage
• 2.5 acres Smallholding
• Panoramic views of the Dyfi Valley
• Range of adaptable outbuildings
• Further development potential
• Freehold
• EPC - F37. Expiry 14/10/2035
Nestled high above the Dyfi Valley, this 2.5 acre small holding boasts panoramic views of the valley below and mountains beyond, yet is only 15 minutes’ drive from the market town of Machynlleth, 40 minutes from the seaside of Aberdyfi, and within easy access Snowdonia National Park. Creigfryn offers generous accommodation and timeless charm, having retained many period features, with 3 double bedrooms and 3 reception rooms, including the spacious Sun Room which fully enjoys the far reaching views the property has to offer.
With 2 acres of additional paddock land and an extensive range of outbuildings, the property allows space for hobbies or business opportunities as well as further development potential, subject to relevant planning consent. Viewing is essential.
The accommodation comprises:
Entrance Porch/Boot Room leading to
Living Room (16'4 x 15'10 max) with dual aspect windows providing far reaching views across the Dyfi Valley. Exposed beam ceiling and exposed beam work to one wall, feature Inglenook fireplace with stone surround and Oak lintel above with Clear View multi fuel stove inset on slate hearth and original bread oven to side. Radiator and door to
Hall with original mosaic tiled floor and stairs off. Radiator and doors to
Dining Room (15'4 x 8'10) with glazed window to Conservatory. Brick fireplace and maroon tiled hearth with complimenting wood burner, built-in cupboard, half glazed, to recess at side. Period picture rail and radiator.
Kitchen (8'5 x 15'2) with wood effect laminate flooring, doors to Living Room, Hall and Conservatory. The kitchen comprises of solid wood base and wall cupboards to 2 walls with half bowl stainless steel sink unit inset and plumbing for dishwasher. Electric Rangemaster with 5 ring gas hob and extractor over, built-in cupboard to recess beside housing hot water tank, radiator. Attached Larder with under counter space for fridge and freezer.
Sun Room (11'7 x 23'5) the heart of the home. A tranquil space with spectacular views across the rolling hills of the Dyfi Valley below. Timber framed and fully double glazed with French doors to rear patio and polycarbonate roof. Ceramic tiled floor and 2 convection heaters.
Utility Room (17'6 x 6') accessed externally. An incredibly useful space with power and lights. Belfast style sink with hot and cold water supply and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Counter top space and filtration system for private water supply.
First Floor:
Gallery Landing with loft access and doors to
Bedroom 1 (16'5 x 12'3) built-in exposed beam ceiling and exposed beam work to one wall. Original floorboards and built-in cupboards above and to the side of the chimney breast, radiator. Deep window sill looking out to views across the surrounding hillside.
Bedroom 2 (10'2 x15'8) a large double bedroom with views down the valley, radiator.
Bedroom 3 (9'7 x 10'5) with far reaching valley views, radiator.
Bathroom (4'8 x 9'6) with vinyl flooring and 2 fully tiled walls. Bathroom suite comprising low level WC, panel bath with electric shower over and vanity wash basin. Panelled ceiling and radiator.
Please note that a charge of £36 per person will be applied to cover mandatory anti-money laundering checks.
The property is approached via a private driveway opening out to a large turning and parking area. Beyond is a covered car port area with power and lights, providing a garage workshop space and additional parking. From here there is access to Barn 1 and Workshop, both of which have power and lights and provide dry and secure storage spaces having been re-roofed approximately 10 years ago. Behind the Car Port sits Barn 2, a large space with several bays, currently used for storage. A car opening gives access onto the adjoining paddock. Large Garage sits to one side of the Car Port. complete with power and lights and benefitting from full width door to the front. Beside this, Barn 2 and the Hayloft complete the range of stone built outbuildings. A large stone, 2-storey building with 2 Loose Boxes to the ground floor and boarded storage above offers excellent development potential, subject to relevant permissions. Planning permission has previously been granted for conversion of Barn 1 and Workshop but has now lapsed.
To the side of the outbuildings is vehicular access to the paddock beyond. To the rear of the outbuilding is an enclosed lawn area with panoramic views of the Dyfi Valley, a seating area and Verandah fully enjoy the scenic outlook. The Paddock is situated to the rea of the outbuildings, fully enclosed with a water supply and spanning approximately 2 acres. To the rear of the property, a gravelled seating area with far reaching views across the valley below. Steps lead down from here to a private lawned area.
Directions
Leave Machynlleth in the direction of Newtown passing through Penegoes. At Cemmaes Road take first exit on the roundabout and proceed to Cemaes. Upon entering the village, turn right after the small bridge. Proceed along the road for half a mile before turning left, the property name is clearly signposted at the junction. Follow the road for another half a mile and Creigfryn is on the right, again clearly signposted.
Council Tax Band: F

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