- Charming character cottage tastefully updated while retaining original features +
- Modern kitchen & bathroom blending contemporary comfort with period charm +
- Spacious living areas with a cosy woodburning stove and versatile second reception room +
- Three well-proportioned bedrooms, including two doubles and a main with en-suite WC +
- Two separate garden areas plus timber outbuildings, perfect for storage or a workshop +
- Private driveway providing convenient off-road parking +
- Peaceful residential location on Wye View, close to Shrewsbury-Swansea railway line +
- Ready to move in, with oil-fired central heating +
- Council tax band - C (2025-6 £1,920.66) +
- Energy performance certificate - D +
A traditional, character-filled cottage, tastefully and sympathetically decorated throughout. Recently updated with a new kitchen and bathroom, the home blends modern comfort with original charm, offering generously proportioned rooms, off-road parking, and the rare advantage of two separate garden areas.
Located on Wye View, a recently resurfaced and council-adopted residential street, just a short walk to the west of the Shrewsbury to Swansea railway line, No. 19 is accessed via a welcoming entrance hallway that leads into the main reception room. This characterful space features a front-facing window and a substantial woodburning stove with a brick surround - an ideal spot for cosy evenings. From here, a door opens into a second reception room, complete with a large understairs storage cupboard, perfect home office area, large dining space and access into the modern galley-style kitchen. Designed with both practicality and style in mind, the kitchen offers plenty of space for food preparation and cooking, and provides access to the rear yard. A door also leads to the contemporary bathroom suite.
Upstairs, the first floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms. Two are generous doubles, while the third provides a spacious single or versatile home office. The main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite WC with washbasin. To the rear, the bedrooms enjoy lovely views over the surrounding countryside, making them bright and uplifting spaces to wake up to each morning.
Externally, the property boasts a pleasant rear yard, ideal for morning coffee or an evening glass of wine. Directly across Wye View lies a further private garden, laid mainly to lawn and providing an excellent outdoor haven. Here you’ll also find two useful timber outbuildings, ideal for use as a garden stores and a workshop, adding both flexibility and practicality. The garden is complemented by a private driveway offering off-road parking.
With oil-fired central heating, tasteful modernisation, this delightful cottage is ready to move into and enjoy. Viewings are strongly recommended.
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Builth Road enjoys excellent transport links, with a local bus stop and access to the Heart of Wales railway line. It lies just over a mile from the charming and historic market town of Builth Wells, a thriving community offering a wide range of amenities. These include primary and secondary schools, a cinema, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, and a selection of independent shops, cafés, and pubs. The town also boasts active cricket, rugby, football, and golf clubs, catering to a variety of sporting interests. Builth Wells is perhaps best known as the home of the Royal Welsh Show, Europe’s largest and most prestigious agricultural event, which attracts thousands of visitors annually. Set within the stunning Wye Valley - an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - and close to the awe-inspiring Elan Valley at Rhayader, the region is a paradise for walkers, cyclists, and nature lovers. Nearby, the Red Kite Feeding Centre at Gigrin Farm provides a unique and unforgettable opportunity to see these spectacular birds of prey up close in their natural habitat. Builth also benefits from strong transport connections, positioned on a key bus route between Cardiff and North Wales, and served by Builth Road Station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line.