A refurbished, Grade II listed five-bedroom period home in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Blending character features with modern upgrades, the property offers spacious living & stylish interiors. Ideally located in popular Sennybridge, close to local amenities.
Ideally situated within walking distance of Sennybridge’s amenities, including a surgery, primary school, post office, two petrol stations, and several pubs, the property lies within the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Brecon itself is only 9 miles away and offers a wider range of shops and leisure facilities including a cinema, theatre, leisure centre, library, golf course, and both state and private schooling options (including Christ College).
There is good access to Merthyr, Cardiff, Ystradgynlais, and Swansea, along with regular bus services to Brecon and Swansea and a reinstated bus link to Llandovery, home to another highly regarded private school. The location is perfect for families who enjoy outdoor pursuits, with the National Park Visitor Centre, the National Showcave Centre, and Craig-y-Nos Country Park all within approximately 15 minutes’ drive.
This beautifully presented and extensively renovated period property combines traditional charm with modern comfort, offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout.
The ground floor features an inviting entrance hall leading to two generous reception rooms, both showcasing restored original fireplaces with newly installed wood-burning stoves, window seats, and traditional shutters. The kitchen/breakfast room has been fully refurbished to a high standard, featuring a wood-burning Stanley range cooker, induction hob, and electric oven. Sliding doors create a flexible divide between the kitchen and dining space, perfect for family living.
Upstairs, the front of the property offers two large bedrooms, each benefiting from its own newly added en-suite facilities, alongside a separate refurbished shower room. There is also a smaller bedroom currently used as an office or dressing room. To the rear, two further bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom retain wonderful character features, including exposed beams and lower ceilings.
Externally, the property has undergone significant restoration. The front and rear roofs have been replaced, the original railings and front garden have been renovated, and the outbuildings in the courtyard have been carefully capped and restored. The impressive two-storey granary/shed has also been sympathetically renovated, providing excellent additional storage or workshop potential. The gardens feature a lawned area, the remains of a stone barn, and rear access via double wooden gates.
The property benefits from secondary glazing throughout, an inner porch for added insulation, and an efficient Grant condensing boiler.
Council Tax Band D
