6 Bedroom Detached for sale in Mid Wales, Wales for GBP £1,395,000

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Six bedroom residence
11 bespoke log cabins
Purpose built garaging with workshop and store over
19 acres of landscaped grounds and gardens

Llwynbaedd Farmhouse was constructed around the end of the 19th century and is a substantial period property of brick and stone occupying a fine south facing location and with super gardens and grounds. There is amenity woodland between the farmhouse and the lodges which offers much privacy to the property and its gardens. It has UPVC double glazing to all windows except for the utility room. The original antique pine doors and other wood work in the house have been carefully exposed.
ACCOMMODATION Entrance Porch:
Single glazed doors to front and windows to either side, quarry tiled floor and original entrance door.
Reception Hall:
Fitted carpet, radiator, balustraded staircase with fitted carpet to First Floor. Door to Cellar with slate steps descending to room with concrete floor, window to front and with electric and plumbing available.
Living Room:
Bricked chimney alcove currently fitted with a woodburner set on a quarry tiled hearth with wood mantel over. Dado rail, ceiling rose and coved ceiling. Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front. French doors with wide panels to
Kitchen/Dining Room:
Comprehensive range of light oak units with worktops and tiled splashbacks over. Inlaid single drainer sink with two bowls, inlaid ceramic hob with integrated extractor fan over and built-in eye level double oven with grill. Window to rear. Door to
Utility:
Single drainer sink unit with cupboard under, worktops and wall cabinets over. Space and plumbing for washing machine. Door to Storage Cupboard. Access hatch to roof space; quarry tiled floor and windows to side and window and door to rear.
Separate WC:
Low level WC, obscure window to side, shelving.
Lounge:
Bricked chimney breast with wood lintel over currently fitted with large multi-fuel stove set on a slate hearth. Exposed stone and brick work, fitted carpet and radiator. Open doorway to
Conservatory:
Pentagonal shaped with glazed sides and polycarbonate roof. French doors give access to front garden. Ceramic tiled floor. Superb far reaching rural views.
Study:
Original built-in cupboards, fitted carpet and radiator. Window to rear.
First Floor Landing:
Fitted carpet, door to Store Cupboard, window to rear.
Bedroom 1:
Radiator, fitted carpet, window to front with lovely views.
Ensuite:
Twin sinks set in to worktop with a shaver point over each and with three cupboards under. Low level wc, bidet and panelled bath with central mixer tap. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with electric shower heater. Radiator and fitted carpet. Window to rear.
Bedroom 2:
Radiator and laminate floor.Window to front with lovely views.
Bedroom 3:
Radiator, fitted carpet and window to front.
Bedroom 4:
Fitted wardrobes with cupboard over, radiator, fitted carpet and window to rear.
Shower Room:
Low level wc, basin set in to vanity unit with cupboard below and light and shaver point over. Fully tiled and enclosed shower unit with shower. Fitted carpet, radiator and window to rear.
Second Floor Landing:
Exposed beams, access hatch to roof space and fitted carpet. Doors to
Bedroom 5:
Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, fitted cupboards with louvre doors, radiator and fitted carpet. Two windows to side.
Bedroom 6:
Sloping ceilings with exposed beams, radiator, fitted carpet and two windows to side.
Outside:
Llwynbaedd Farmhouse enjoys far reaching views over the surrounding countryside from the front garden that is laid mainly to lawn. The rear of the property offers a large parking and turning area and gives access to the rear doors and the adjoining purpose-built dog run.
Services:
Mains electricity, private water and drainage.
Exciting Business and Residential Opportunity:
Oak Wood Lodges
Located in the stunning countryside near the renowned tourist market of Rhayader and close to the Elan Valley with its beautiful lakes and reservoirs, Oak Wood Lodges presents prospective purchasers with a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a successful business with potential for further growth and development.
Oak Wood Lodges provides an excellent tourism centre from which to visit the many attractions of mid-Wales and border counties. The friendly market town of Rhayader has plenty of shops, public houses and inns, a doctor's surgery, a well equipped Leisure Centre with gym squash courts, swimming pool and jacuzzi and a primary school. More extensive shopping facilities, a train station and secondary school are located some 11 miles distant at Llandrindod Wells. Rhayader is the oldest town in mid Wales and the first on the River Wye. It is situated in the centre of Wales - mid way between the Brecon beacons and Snowdonia, surrounded by the Cambrian Mountains. Further information can be found at www.rhayader.co.uk.
Situation Situated in a prominent and commanding position - approximately 1.000 ft above sea level - Oak Wood Lodges provides a spectacular views sweeping towards the Elan Valley, a vast nature reserve renowned for the beauty of its lakes, its rugged mountains, moors and protected oak woods. This is also Kite Country where the majestic birds of prey fly overhead. Set in nineteen acres of landscaped grounds and amenity woodland, the holiday complex is open all year round. All the lodges face south and enjoy the sun all day and, being constructed of solid wood and manufactured in Norway, the lodges, each with full central heating, are just as well suited to winter as to summer holidays.
The Lodges Oak Wood Lodges is a small secluded site with eleven fully equipped lodges. All the self catering lodges face towards the south and the view across the whole valley is quite beautiful. From the verandas the red kites may be seen hovering in the sky above and at night the tawny owls can be heard calling in the woods.
Styles of Lodges There are three styles of lodges:
* the two bedroomed Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges; and * the three bedroomed Eagle Owl Lodges. Each of the Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges has their own picnic benches. The Eagle Owl Lodges, being larger, have table and chairs on the veranda. Every lodge has its own private parking for two cars. The accommodation in the Lodges is arranged as follows;
Eagle Owl Lodge:
* Three Bedrooms (double, twin and L-shaped bunk) * Two fold_up beds (enabling up to 8 per lodge) * Duvets, pillows and bed linen supplied * Bathroom (bath and walk-in shower) * Open plan lounge, ding area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating (LPG) * 'Free to air' satellite television and DVD player
Barn Owl and Tawny Owl Lodges:
* Two bedrooms (double and twin) * Duvets, pillows and bed-linen supplied * Shower room * Open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen * Kitchen well equipped including microwave * French windows opening on to south facing veranda * Full central heating * 'Free to Air' satellite television and DVD player
Workshop / Utility / Garaging (44'x 26') A purpose built two storey building provides space on the ground floor for four vehicles. Above is a large useful space currently used as a laundry / storage and workshop area.
Planning:
Currently the holiday complex operates with eleven lodges. There is full planning permission for the erection of a further five three and two bedroom lodges. Sites for these lodges have already been partly excavated. In addition outline planning permission was granted for the construction of a Warden's Lodge and Reception Area/Clubhouse in 2001. This permission has since lapsed but there would appear to be no reason why this should not be approved again on re-submission to Powys County Council. Plans of the new Reception Area are available from the office but it comprises areas for sauna, laundry facilities, games room and perhaps even a small shop and cafe area.
Fixtures and Fittings:
Please contact Russell Baldwin and Bright for further details.
Tenure:
Freehold
Business:
Please contact Russell Baldwin and Bright for operating figures.
Local Authority:
Powys County Council tel 01597 823737 Services: Mains electricity is connected to each lodge with LPG gas supplied from a central LPG tank. Water is provided by a private borehole (on site) with foul drainage discharging in to a Klargester BioDisc system.
Viewing:
Strictly by prior arrangement with the agents Russell Baldwin and Bright, Rhayader 01597 810457 or out of hours on 07980 939642.

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(~6 miles) Llandrindod Wells
(~9.5 miles) Llanidloes
(~11.6 miles) Builth Wells
(~14.5 miles) Newtown
(~16.9 miles) Knighton
(~20.9 miles) Hay-on-Wye
(~24.7 miles) Machynlleth
(~25.5 miles) Llandovery
(~26.3 miles) Welshpool

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