Hereford Street, Presteigne, Powys, LD8

A charming three-bedroom Grade II listed townhouse set in the heart of Presteigne, blending period character with thoughtful modern updates. Featuring high ceilings, a spacious kitchen diner, cellar, and a private rear garden with potential for parking.

Chancellors are pleased to introduce this attractive Grade II listed four-bedroom townhouse located in the centre of the historic market town of Presteigne. The property has been thoughtfully modernised by the current owners while retaining much of its original character, creating a charming and versatile home.

The accommodation offers a wonderful sense of space throughout, enhanced by the notably high ceilings, not always typical of properties of this period. The main reception room provides a welcoming living space centred around an inglenook fireplace with recently installed log burner, ideal for cosy evenings.

In addition to the main living room, the ground floor benefits from a second reception room which offers excellent flexibility and is currently well suited as a study or home office.

To the rear of the property is a generous kitchen diner which has been upgraded with a modern fitted kitchen providing ample storage and worktop space. The room comfortably accommodates a dining table and serves as an excellent space for both everyday family living and entertaining.

The upper floors provide three bedrooms & a further office/study room, offering flexible accommodation for families, guests or those working from home. The shower room has been updated by the current owners to provide a modern and practical space.

The property also benefits from a useful cellar beneath the house which provides excellent additional storage.

Outside, the rear garden extends away from the property before opening out at the upper section where there are pleasant orchard views towards Stapleton Castle. The garden provides a private outdoor space with a particularly attractive outlook rarely found so centrally within the town.

A further benefit is the side access, leading to the upper garden at the rear of the property, which offers potential for off-road parking if desired.

Situated within walking distance of Presteigne’s independent shops, cafés, pubs and local amenities, the property also enjoys easy access to the surrounding countryside of the Welsh Marches.

Council Tax Band D