- Attractive end-of-terrace home in the heart of Builth Wells, combining charm, practicality, and convenience +
- Welcoming reception room, perfect for relaxing evenings or entertaining guests +
- Well-proportioned kitchen with ample space for food preparation and cooking +
- New boiler installed in 2023, neatly housed in the kitchen, plus useful under-stairs storage +
- Two bright and comfortable bedrooms upstairs, complemented by a modernised family bathroom +
- Versatile outbuilding with electricity, alongside a handy outside WC +
- Generous private rear garden with lawned area, ideal for outdoor living, plus pedestrian side access +
- Connected to all mains services and offered with no onward chain for a smooth purchase +
- Council tax band - C (2025-6 £2,022.99) +
- Energy performance certificate - D +
Tucked away in the heart of the bustling market town of Builth Wells, this delightful end-of-terrace home offers the perfect balance of charm, practicality and convenience. With thoughtful touches throughout and a lovely private garden to the rear, it’s a home that feels both welcoming and versatile.
Stepping inside, you’ll find a cosy reception room at the front of the house, ideal for relaxing evenings or hosting friends. The adjoining kitchen is well-proportioned, with ample room for food preparation and cooking. The boiler, newly installed in 2023, is neatly housed here, and clever under-stairs storage keeps things neat and organised, adding to the home’s practicality.
Upstairs, there are two comfortable bedrooms, each filled with natural light, creating calm and restful spaces. These are complemented by a modernised family bathroom, designed with comfort in mind, making morning routines and evening wind-downs a pleasure.
The appeal of this home extends outdoors. A useful outbuilding with electricity laid on provides flexibility - whether as a workshop, hobby room or additional storage - and an outside WC adds to the convenience. The private rear garden is a real highlight: a generous space with steps leading up to a lawned area, perfect for summer barbecues, gardening projects, or simply enjoying a quiet morning coffee in the fresh air. For added practicality, there is also pedestrian access along the side of the property.
The property is connected to all mains services and is offered to the market with no onward chain, making it an excellent opportunity for a smooth and straightforward purchase. Situated centrally within Builth Wells, everything you need is just a short walk away - from independent shops and cafés to local amenities and riverside walks. This home offers an inviting opportunity to embrace a vibrant market town lifestyle while enjoying your own private retreat.
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Builth Wells is a thriving market town with a rich history and a welcoming community. It offers an excellent range of amenities including Primary and Secondary Schools, a cinema, leisure centre, and a variety of sporting clubs such as cricket, rugby, football, and golf, making it ideal for families and active lifestyles. The town is best known as the home of the Royal Welsh Show, the largest agricultural show in Europe. Held every July, this internationally renowned event celebrates farming, food, and rural life, bringing thousands of visitors to the town and creating a lively, festive atmosphere. Builth Wells benefits from strong transport links. It is on a bus route between Cardiff and North Wales and is served by Builth Road Railway Station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line, providing access to Swansea, Shrewsbury, and beyond. Set within the picturesque Wye Valley, an Area of Natural Beauty, Builth Wells is a paradise for walkers and nature lovers. Nearby, the dramatic landscapes of the Elan Valley at Rhayader offer reservoirs, dams, and miles of breathtaking scenery. The Red Kite Feeding Centre at Gigrin Farm also provides the unforgettable sight of these rare and magnificent birds gathering in large numbers every day. Historically, Builth Wells has deep roots. Its name derives from “Buallt,” meaning “cow pasture,” with “Wells” later added to reflect its popularity as a Victorian spa town. The remains of Builth Castle, built under Edward I in the 13th century, still overlook the town, a reminder of its medieval importance. Today, Builth Wells balances its rich past with a vibrant present, offering both charm and convenience at the heart of Mid-Wales.