Bronllys, Brecon, LD3

Bronllys Castle provides over 10,000 square feet of accommodation in five separate dwellings all of which sit in just under 13 acres of delightful grounds.

- Main house of 4,931 sq. ft. (divided into two apartments)

A delightful stone building it has currently been divided into two apartments but could be used as one home and so has lots of potential. On the ground floor there is a spacious entrance hall with stairs off, a wonderful living room with bay window, wooden floorboards and a wood burning stove. This leads through to the dining room, creating a lovely space to entertain. There is also a kitchen/breakfast room, toilet and two en-suite bedrooms. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, one of which is en-suite, a shower room, bathroom and kitchen/diner. There is also a large sitting room which could be used as one room or split into two with one section being used as another bedroom.

- Castle Cottage (1,002 sq. ft.)

Attached the main house on the ground floor there is a good living room, bathroom and kitchen/diner, upstairs there are two bedrooms.

- The Barn: (915 sq. ft.)

A traditional stone hay barn which has been attractively converted. The main living space is an open plan kitchen/living/dining room mostly open to the underside of the roof. It has full length central windows and doors, painted stone walls, a wood burning stove and range of kitchen units. A circular stairs leads to a mezzanine floor over the kitchen ideal for an office or an extra bedroom. There is also a ground floor en-suite bedroom with exposed roof timbers.

Attached to the front of the barn is a shed/workshop 5.42 x 3.55 and a garage 9.57 x 5.36. Off the garage and kitchen is a shower room.

- Coach House Apartment: (1,260 sq. ft.)

A large stone barn with superb potential. It currently has a gallery 6.21 x 5.71 and stables 7.39 x 6.05, both with high ceilings. In the middle is a store 6.02 x 4.31 with low head room. Above all of these is a Coach House apartment which comprises of a landing, toilet, shower room, bedroom, attic kitchen/living room and en-suite bedroom with lots of wonderful beams.

At the rear is a woodstore and cart shed 10.95 x 3.72 which is open to the underside of the roof. There is also a single stone, timber and galvanized iron shed 14.51 x 4.11 and a small hay barn used as an open store.

Bronllys Castle sits in just under 13 acres of wonderful lawned gardens and grounds. There is also a circular drive with two entrances, a parking area, vegetable garden and several paddocks leading down to the river Llynfi over which there are fishing rights.

Perched on a motte approximately six meters high is the original stone keep which is a scheduled ancient monument maintained by CADW and is listed among the best preserved examples of the 13th century round stone tower fortifications characteristic of the Welsh Marches.

Bronllys is a popular village situated just outside the Brecon Beacons National Park. Surrounded by glorious countryside there are plenty of wonderful walks on your doorstep. The village has a pub, popular restaurant, petrol station and shop but there are a further range of shops and amenities in the market town of Talgarth which is only a mile away. Brecon is then 8 miles away and Hay On Wye is 7 miles away.

Council Tax Band & EPC ratings:

Barn - Band B. EPC rating F

Castle Cottage - Band D. EPC rating D

Coach house - Band C. EPC rating E

Lower Flat - Band B. EPC rating D

Upper Flat - Band A. EPC rating E