- Historic Farmhouse +
- Self-Sufficient Lifestyle Opportunity with approx. 2.25 acres +
- Period Features +
- Solar Panels +
- Countryside Setting +
- Upvc Double Glazing Throughout +
- 2 x Inglenook Fireplaces with Log-Burning Stoves +
Black Hall House, a charming 3-bedroom farmhouse, offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Believed to date back to the 1700s with subsequent additions, the property boasts a rich history whispered by exposed beams and two cosy inglenook fireplaces, each housing a warming log-burning stove. Upvc double glazing ensures year-round comfort and energy efficiency.
Beyond its captivating past, Black Hall House sits on the edge of a working farm, offering approximately 2.25 acres primed for self-sufficiency. Cultivate your own bounty in the expansive vegetable garden and soft fruit orchard, nurture fresh herbs in the polytunnel, and raise chickens for fresh eggs in the dedicated area. Unwind beside the tranquil nature pond, teeming with life, or explore the enchanting coppice, a haven for woodland creatures.
Sustainability is seamlessly integrated at Black Hall House, with solar panels helping to power the home and reducing your carbon footprint. More than just eco-conscious living, Black Hall House empowers you to be financially savvy. Its solar panels not only power your home and reduce your carbon footprint, but also generate income through a feed-in tariff. This means you'll be contributing to a greener future while earning a return on your investment.
This is more than just a property; it's a lifestyle choice for those seeking to reconnect with nature, cultivate their own food, and live in harmony with the environment.
Porch/Boot room | Kitchen | Pantry | Dining room | Lounge | Downstairs WC | Three double bedrooms | Family bathroom | Garage | Workshop | Approx. 2.25 acres
Montgomery 3 miles, Newtown 9 miles, Welshpool 10 miles, Shrewsbury 25 miles
Council Tax Band: G (Powys County Council)
Tenure: Freehold