Porth-y-Parc, Llangattock

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Step into Porth-Y-Parc, an exquisite period hunting lodge steeped in history and charm. Crafted in the 1850s by the Duke of Beaufort for his two sons, this residence stands proudly at the entrance of the Duke's Crickhowell Estate where the name 'Park Gates' derives. Located in a quiet village location and enjoying views over the Brecon Beacons, this truly is a charming character property. 

As you cross the threshold the history & period charm continues with the property displaying many original and restored features. The accommodation offers firstly a cosy lounge boasting a open fire with a warming log burning stove with views to be enjoyed over the gardens.

An arch then leads into the sizeable dining area which flows into the extended part of the property which offers a well equipped kitchen breakfast room displaying a large skylight making it light and bright. The well planned extension also hosts a versatile ground floor bedroom or additional reception space. Across the hall there is a ground floor bathroom as well as a handy side entrance, meaning this space could be ideal for dual or assisted living. Finally there is a separate utility cupboard located by the main entrance.

Journeying to the first floor, you'll discover three bedrooms, two of which are double in size and a third being an ideal space for an office. Each bedroom room offers a different view of the Black Mountains and there is also a well appointed shower room serving this floor.

The enclosed gardens provide the perfect spot to soak in the natural beauty that surrounds you where there is a large cabin, ideal for an office or workshop. The gardens are well stocked with a range of trees, shrubs and flower beds with there also being a sizeable patio area. 

To the side you will find an additional gated access leading to the side door with a gate leading around to a final strip of ground which enjoys a west-facing as well as countryside views. There is also allocated parking for up to two vehicles.

Llangattock, a village nestled in the southeast corner of Powys, is a vibrant community where outdoor adventures are woven into the fabric of daily life. From golf courses to rock climbing, caving, canal boat rides, and meandering footpaths, this locale is a playground for those seeking an active and whimsical lifestyle.

Just a short distance away, the picturesque town of Crickhowell offers a range of independent shops, charming cafes, high schooling plus welcoming pubs and restaurants. The River Usk flows gently through Crickhowell, while the Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal gracefully navigates through Llangattock providing hours of countryside walks.