Nantyrhaidd Nant Glas, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 6PD

Property Description

Nantyrhaidd is a traditional farmstead situated near the rural hamlet of Nant Glas in Powys, a short drive from the convenience store/petrol station at Doldowlod which sits on the main A470 trunk road that runs north to sough through Wales. Nant Glas has a church, The Willow Globe Theatre which provides performances of Shakespeare and other concerts and is situated in a wide valley surrounded by hills and is near the Wye Valley and Caerhyddwen forest. The River Wye is approximately a mile away, the Elan Valley Reservoirs approximately 9 miles and the Red Kite feeding station at Gigrin Farm is about 4 miles away, attracting hundreds of red kites every day.

Further amenities can be found at the market town of Rhayader, 5 miles approximately, to include shops and businesses, pubs and hotels, school and leisure centre. The area is renowned for its walking, riding and fishing in the Wye and Elan Valleys.

The larger towns of Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells offer further facilities such as supermarkets, secondary schools, hospital, sports clubs and golf courses, cinema and the Royal Welsh Showground which holds numerous events throughout the year.

Living/Dining Room 6.3m x 4.1m average.
Offering stone fireplace with timber lintel, stone hearth and woodburning stove inset, external door to front, stair to first floor with cupboard beneath, 2 double glazed windows and door to;

Kitchen 4.6m x 1.8m
Offering fitted base and wall cupboards, Belfast style sink, electric oven, gas hob, window to side and external door.

Bathroom 2.7m x 2.4m
Offering cast iron roll top bath, W.C, wash basin, tiled floor, exposed stone walling and window to side.

First Floor Landing 4.9m x 3.4m
With oak floorboards and beams, built-in storage cupboard, window to front and airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder.

Bedroom 1 2.7m x 2.5m
With window to front.

Bedroom 2 2.7m x 2.4m
With window to rear.

Outside
The property is approached via a vehicular gateway at the roadside which opens onto the land near the southern edge with a track leading to the house, barn and walled gardens with scope to be re-established, and a path winding through to the brook which runs through the land. Adjacent to the house, across a shared yard/parking and turning area, is the detached L-shaped traditional barn (12.5m x 8.5m maximum). This was re-roofed with the addition of rooflights in the last 30 years, and offers original floors and divisions in site. The building offers great potential for ancillary agricultural or stabling uses together with scope for conversion to additional living accommodation or letting/leisure uses/home office, subject to gaining any necessary permissions where applicable.

The property extends to approximately 55.55 acres, predominantly laid to undulating pasture and considered ideal for the keeping of livestock or horses. Natural water is provided by the small brook which passes through the land. Established hedgerows and small coppices provide shelter with opportunity for further planting.

Please Note: The land contains a licensed grave of a former owner which is marked near the south west corner of the land to which there is a right of way for access.