Bridge Street, Knighton, Powys

Location

Knighton is one of Mid-Wales market towns straddling the England/Wales border. Located at the halfway point of the Offas Dyke footpath, a 177-mile National Trail footpath which closely follows the border it has a visitor centre that attracts many tourists to the town. Local amenities such as a train station, primary school, supermarket, and leisure centre along with many small independent shops make this an attractive place to live. Other local towns such as the market town of Ludlow and spa town of Llandrindod Wells are within easy commute and offer a further choice of facilities.

Walk Inside

As you step through the front door you enter a small porch with a door leading to the main reception room. The reception room is light, inviting and full of character with exposed brick and timbers and two beautiful stone fireplaces, one with a wood burning stove. This room is a lovely space to create a cosy seating area with ample room for a dining table and chairs. A staircase to the back of the room leads to the upper floor and the door next to it leads to the kitchen. The kitchen, with door to the rear garden is traditional in style, comprising of a range of fitted units and appliances.

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On the first floor there is a landing area leading to three bedrooms and a family bathroom comprising of timber floorboards a panelled bath, W.C. and pedestal sink.

Outside

To the rear of the property, you will find an enclosed walled garden. The garden with its flower and ornamental borders, a lawn, and patio area along with two useful garden stores and a log store, provides the perfect place to potter about or just relax. A gateway in the garden, allows pedestrian access to Swan Court which then leads to the main street.

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