Caeau Gleision Penybont, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5TU

Property Description

Caeau Gleision is a beautifully converted and extended 3/4 bedroom former Quaker meeting house offering a wealth of traditional features standing in large gardens with views over farmland to nearby hills.

Built in 1891 as a Quaker Meeting House, the property was used as such until the 1930's. A number of renovations in the early 1970's saw the property converted to residential use with the current owners having possession since 1993. They have undertaken internal refurbishment and the sitting room extension was built in 2008.

Penybont is a rural Mid Wales village offering fundamental facilities in the form of public house, vehicle repair garage and renowned Thomas's shop. Crossgates some 2 miles away offers primary school, petrol filling station/shop/cafe/launderette and church. Llandrindod Wells offers a more comprehensive range of amenities to include supermarkets, shops and businesses, primary and secondary schools, hotels, golf course, bowling green, boating lake and railway station on the Swansea to Shrewsbury line. Mid Wales is noted for its areas of outstanding natural beauty, wild flora and fauna, renowned amongst the walking, riding and fishing fraternity.

Canopy Porch
With lighting, decked floor and timber door with double glazed side panels to;

Hallway
With tiled floor with underfloor heating and door to;

Sitting Room
A wonderful vaulted room with timber king post trusses, woodburning stove on tiled hearth, internal stained glass feature windows, timber flooring with underfloor heating, double glazed windows to side and rear with long ranging views over nearby farmland to distant hills and double glazed French doors to rear deck and garden.

Separate W.C
With wash basin, tiled floor with underfloor heating, tiled splashback, extractor fan and double glazed window to side.

Utility Room
Offering fitted cupboard and worktop with stainless steel sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for dryer, tiled floor with underfloor heating, tiled splashbacks, extractor fan and double glazed window to side.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Offering extensive fitted wall and base cupboards, Belfast style twin bowl sink, electric cooker point, extractor hood, plumbing for dishwasher, brick and timbered feature walls, oak flooring, 2 radiators, beamed ceiling, double glazed windows to 3 elevations with views, oil fired boiler providing central heating and hot water, walk-in store cupboard housing hot water cylinder and openings to;

Living/Dining Room
Offering brick fireplace with timber surround and mantle with woodburning stove inset, 3 radiators, original timber flooring and part panelled walls, beamed ceiling, double glazed windows to sides with long ranging views and door to;

Hall
With timber floor and wall panelling, double glazed window to side, stained glass window to front, stair to first floor and door to;

Original Entrance Hall
With timber floor and wall panelling, external door to front garden and door to;

Bedroom 4/Study
With radiator, double glazed window to rear and stained glass window to front.

First Floor Landing
A spacious area currently used as sitting area/library and music room. With radiator, painted timber beams, arched window lights and Velux windows to side and short stair to;

Bedroom 3
With radiator, window to side and Velux window to side.

Bathroom
Offering timber panelled bath, large glazed shower cubicle, W.C, wash basin, heated towel rail, extractor fan and 2 arched windows to front.

Bedroom 1
With radiator, painted timber truss, storage cupboard, radiator, arched window to side, double glazed window to rear and opening to;

Dressing Room
With Velux windows to 2 sides.

Bedroom 2
With radiator, painted timber truss, fitted cupboard with wash basin, arched window lights and Velux windows to side.

Shower Room
With shower, W.C, wash basin, radiator, tiled splashbacks, extractor fan and double glazed window to side.

Attached Store
Accessed externally with vaulted ceiling, power, lighting, stained glass high level window lights to sitting room and porthole window to front.

Outside
The property is approached at the side via a vehicular gateway to the stoned off-road parking area. To the rear is the main garden which are primarily laid to lawn with herbaceous/flowering and raised vegetable beds. A timber decked walling and sitting area provides a private seating spot to enjoy the wonderful rural outlook. A timber shed provides useful storage, apple and plum trees and wild garden area. To the side and front are further lawned gardens, small pond and brick patio enjoying far reaching views to distant hills.