Clatter Brune Estate, Presteigne, LD8

Located in a pleasant position cul-de-sac, which lies on the outskirts of the historic borderland town of Presteigne, this three bedroom semi-detached house is being offered with no onward chain.

Inside:
Stepping inside, via the entrance door, into a hallway featuring understairs storage and a radiator, with stairs ascending to the first floor. From here you can access the reception room at the front of the property, boasting two windows to let plenty of natural light in.
The well-equipped Kitchen provides ample storage with a range of eye and base level units, work surfaces, and tiled surrounds. It includes an inset stainless steel single drainer sink, a 4-ring electric hob, electric oven and grill, plumbing for a washing machine, and space for a fridge.
The adjoining family room/reception offers excellent flexibility as a dining room, play area, or second lounge. Double doors open directly onto the rear garden.
A side lobby, accessible from the Family Room, provides external access and leads to a practical Downstairs Cloakroom with W.C.
Upon heading up stairs, the Landing provides access to all three bedrooms and the family bathroom.
To the front of the property are bedrooms 1 & 3, with bedroom 2 at the rear.
The Family Bathroom is fitted with a panelled bath with a mixer tap and direct shower over, a pedestal wash hand basin, low level flush w.c., and an airing cupboard.
Outside:
The property is approached by a Parking Area to the front, providing off-road parking for two cars. The attached garage has a convenient 'up and over' door to the front and a courtesy door to the rear garden. The front garden is primarily laid to lawn. A walkway at the side of the garage leads to the enclosed rear garden, which is mainly lawned with an established flower bed border, offering a safe and private outdoor space.
Location:
Presteigne, with its assumed motto "Gateway to Wales", is a historic borderland town nestled in the heart of the Marches, surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside. Renowned for its community-led initiatives, the town features a wonderful array of independent shops, businesses, primary and secondary schools, and the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum.
The market town of Knighton (7 miles away) offers a train station on the scenic Heart of Wales line (running to Shrewsbury and Swansea).
The larger towns of Leominster (13 miles) and Ludlow (17 miles) provide a wider range of shops and services.

Council Tax Band D