Old Hall, Llanidloes, Powys

Location

Situated in a countryside setting approximately 3 miles outside of the market town of Llanidloes. This historic market town exudes charm with its quaint streets lined with traditional Welsh architecture and including independent shops and cafes, schools and a doctors surgery. The nearby towns of Newtown and Machynlleth offer further exploration opportunities and provide a wider range of services including supermarkets and train stations. Situated approximately 20 miles from the stunning Welsh coastline, Llanidloes provides easy access to beautiful beaches and seaside villages such as Aberystwyth, Aberdyfi and Borth.

Step Inside

On entering the property stairs lead down into the living room which features polished wood floors that exude warmth and elegance, complemented by a cozy fireplace inviting relaxation and comfort. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, while patio doors connect the indoor and outdoor areas, creating a seamless flow for entertaining or enjoying the fresh air. The bathroom/wet room showcases a tiled floor, offering both durability and style, with a sleek and modern aesthetic with a luxurious freestanding bath, inviting relaxation and indulgence. Adjacent to it is a spacious shower cubicle, WC and wash basin. There is also a wet room with floor-to-ceiling tiles that exude sophistication while ensuring practicality and easy maintenance with a shower, WC & wash basin.

Step Inside

Two double bedrooms are situated opposite both with wood flooring and large windows allowing in plenty of ample light and views out over the garden. Leading on to the spacious kitchen/dining room which is a harmonious blend of functionality and style, with a tiled floor that’s both practical and visually appealing. At one end, a charming wood burner exudes warmth, creating a cozy atmosphere perfect for both cooking and dining. Large patio doors flood the space with natural light and offer seamless access to the outdoor patio area, extending the living space during warmer months. There are wall and base units provide ample storage space for kitchen essentials, a sink and drainer and space for a range master and a fridge freezer. The utility room is a practical and efficient space designed to streamline household tasks with storage cupboards and space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer.

Step Inside

Stairs lead to the main bedroom which has patio doors, which open onto a spacious decking area. Whether stepping out onto the decking to enjoy a morning coffee amidst nature or simply admiring the view from the comfort of the bedroom, this space provides a tranquil retreat for relaxation and rejuvenation. Just outside the main bedroom is a large walk in wardrobe. The attached one bedroom annexe has a living room which exudes warmth and comfort, with a focal point being a feature fireplace adorned with a wood burner, casting a cozy ambiance throughout the space. The polished wood floor adds a touch of elegance and natural charm, complementing the inviting atmosphere. Patio doors on one side flood the lounge with natural light during the day and offer a seamless transition to the outdoor patio area. The annexe bedroom features large windows offering picturesque views of the surrounding landscape. An outside door offers direct access to the garden. The en suite has (truncated)

Step Outside

The garden is a whimsical retreat, brimming with unique features that blend seamlessly with the natural landscape. Stone pathways wind their way through the garden, leading to various stone-paved areas perfect for outdoor dining or lounging. A spacious patio provides ample space for entertaining. Meandering alongside the garden is the river adding a sense of serenity to the surroundings. A wooden decking area offers a picturesque spot for relaxation. All of this is complemented by a homemade pizza oven. Nestled in one corner of the garden is a quaint shepherd’s hut which offers a cozy retreat. On the other side of the garden is a hobbit hole complete with cozy furnishings and enchanting decor. There are two parking areas providing plenty of space as well a double garage, providing extra storage space. Whether indulging in homemade pizza by the oven, lounging by the river, or exploring the magical hobbit hole, this garden offers a truly enchanting escape from the ordinary.

Seller's Insight

We had searched all over Mid and West Wales for 18 months when we discovered Ceunant. We were looking for a property to retire to and to enjoy a rural setting. We fell in love with the location of the house, nestled in the Upper Severn Valley near the lovely little town of Llanidloes. The property sits on a bank about 25 feet above the infant River Severn and has a stream called Nant Goch running down the side of the house. We were in awe of how beautiful the surroundings were – rolling hills, many trees, and green valleys. We also had plans to extend and improve the house and the land outside. We bought the property in 2012 and in 2013 we had two extensions added. One was to combine the kitchen, a study, and a conservatory into a large open plan area. This large space is now the “heart” of the house and it’s where we spend most of our time. The other extension was to provide a living area for an aging parent, we added a bedroom with an ensuite bathroom to an existing (truncated)

Seller's Insight

The land connected to Ceunant extends to about 4 acres. This includes a small field to the west of the house that we have given over to nature and where we have planted 200 trees, which are now coming into maturity, and installed a wildlife pond with seating areas. There are landscaped gardens at the front and rear and several paths around the house and down by the river. We have installed a seating area at the rear overlooking the river and built a clay oven so that we can enjoy pizzas in the warmer months. Elsewhere there are many other native trees and hedgerows, and others that we have planted, we grow fruit and vegetables, and we have planted and cultivated a beautiful meadow area. We keep chickens and Indian Runner ducks. There are many points of access to the river and we installed a stepped path down one of the banks to provide views over and along the Severn. We have participated in the National Garden Scheme for several years and we have held many open days for (truncated)

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