4 Cae Clawdd, Knighton, Powys, Ld7 1 Dq

Location Cae Clawdd is a small cul-de-sac comprising just four individually designed properties, situated on the edge of Knighton and within a short walk of the town centre. The residential setting enjoys a pleasant countryside outlook, whilst remaining conveniently placed for the town’s range of amenities. These include independent shops, a supermarket, public houses, primary school, leisure centre, library, post office and medical facilities. Knighton is renowned for its attractive surrounding countryside and excellent opportunities for outdoor pursuits. The town sits mid-way along the famous Offa’s Dyke Path, providing access to an extensive network of scenic walks and countryside, with opportunities to enjoy far-reaching views, local wildlife and the surrounding landscape. Transport & Connectivity Knighton benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, providing direct services to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The town also has regular bus services connecting Knighton with surrounding villages and larger towns. For a wider range of amenities and services, the historic market towns of Ludlow and Leominster are approximately 18 miles away, with the important regional centres of the cathedral city of Hereford and the historic town of Shrewsbury some 30 and 35 miles away respectively. Education Knighton Primary School provides local primary education, with a number of well-regarded secondary schools within reach, including options in Presteigne, Bishop's Castle and Wigmore. A wider selection of state and independent schools can also be found in the surrounding area, including schools in Lucton, Hereford and Brecon. The location offers an appealing combination of rural surroundings and convenient access to local amenities, schooling and transport links. Accommodation An oak-framed open porch with front door opens into an impressive entrance hall, where the quality and workmanship of this exceptional home are immediately apparent. The entrance hall features oak flooring and an attractive oak staircase rising to the first floor. A door to the rear leads through to a cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin. . From the entrance hall, a further door opens into the spacious kitchen/dining room, which spans the full width of the property. A large window to the front and French doors with adjoining side glazing to the rear create a wonderful light-filled space, perfectly suited to both family living and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with a range of quality base units incorporating cupboards and drawers, together with fully integrated appliances and space for a range cooker, with a built-in extractor hood over and oak mantel. Granite work surfaces and tiled splashbacks complete the kitchen. The dining area features beautifully crafted built-in oak shelving, once again demonstrating the care and attention to detail that has gone into the design. . The tiled flooring extends throughout, with ample space for a large dining table and chairs. French doors with adjoining glazed panels provide a seamless connection between the interior and rear garden, creating an ideal setting for indoor-outdoor living. From the kitchen, a door leads through to the generous utility room, which is fitted with a range of base units incorporating cupboards and drawers, together with a further inset stainless-steel sink unit and space for laundry appliances. The tiled flooring continues, while a large window overlooks the rear garden and a further window to the side provides additional natural light. A door leads directly outside to an oak-framed side porch. . The utility room also provides access to a further ground floor cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin, while an internal door leads directly into the generously proportioned garage. Returning to the entrance hall, the impressive living room once again spans the full width of the property and is a particularly attractive and characterful room. Oak flooring continues through from the hallway, while a striking brick-built chimney breast provides a central focal point, incorporating an inset stove with substantial oak beam over and stone hearth beneath. Windows to both the front and rear ensure the room is filled with natural light, creating a wonderfully spacious and inviting environment in which to relax. . From the living room, glazed double doors lead through into the garden room. With low-level walls, tiled flooring and extensive timber-framed glazing surrounding the room, together with French doors opening directly onto the rear garden, this is a delightful additional reception space from which to enjoy the property's surroundings. First Floor Moving upstairs, an impressive oak staircase rises to an exceptional first-floor landing, which is currently utilised as a studio space. Generously proportioned, this versatile area offers considerable potential and could be adapted to suit a variety of individual requirements. Two generously sized built-in cupboard