Llanerfyl, Powys

• A Grade II listed former hunting lodge
• Garden grounds, pasture and woodland extending to 10.43 acres
• 3 bedrooms, bathroom, living room, kitchen/diner
• detached lodge style building, garage and store
• Countryside views
• No Forward Chain
• EPC = 1 G
An exciting opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed former hunting lodge dating back to 1887, occupying a delightful rural position and set within approximately 10.43 acres of pasture and woodland. Boasting a wealth of character and period features, the property offers versatile three-bedroom accommodation with considerable potential for further improvement.
The property is offered to the market with NO FORWARD CHAIN and viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the setting, character and potential on offer.
The accommodation has a traditional veranda enjoying views across the gardens and surrounding countryside, together with access into the living room. The kitchen/dining room features a slate flagstone floor and a multi-fuel stove within the dining area, which also provides hot water. Steps lead down into the kitchen area, which is fitted with a range of units and provides space for a fridge and electric oven. A useful pantry offers additional storage, whilst a door provides access to the outside.
The living room enjoys a feature open fireplace, creating an attractive focal point. An entrance hall, approached via a porch, provides access to two ground-floor bedrooms, both featuring open fireplaces and wall-mounted wash basins. The bathroom is fitted with a traditional roll-top bath, wash basin and WC, together with a useful airing cupboard. A further separate WC is positioned at the end of the hallway.
To the first floor is the principal bedroom, which enjoys a feature ornamental cast-iron fireplace, adding to the property's period charm.
The property has single-glazed windows and solid-fuel heating.
The property is surrounded by established garden grounds, predominantly laid to lawn, providing an attractive setting from which to enjoy the surrounding countryside. There is a parking area together with a detached garage, offering useful parking and storage facilities.
Beyond the immediate gardens, the land provides an appealing combination of open grazing and natural woodland land extending to approximately 10.43 acres in total, with a detached timber building, know as Cledan, useful for a variety of uses.
Directions
On entering the village of llanerfyl turn left sign posted for Talerddig and proceed for approximately 3.2 miles, keeping left at the fork. Continue for a further 0.3 miles, keep left and proceed over the cattle grid and the river bridge until you reach the green salt bin. Turn left and proceed through the gate. Proceed for a further 0.15 miles and the property will be found on the left hand side.
Council Tax Band: G