Llanfihangel-Nant-Bran, Brecon, Powys

Description

Rarely do you get the opportunity purchase a traditional smallholding in this part of Breconshire. Maesybeddau offers all the ingredients for the perfect homestead, a traditional 3 bedroom former farmhouse with character features; a courtyard flanked by traditional stone barns, a modern outbuilding which would serve more modern farming needs and four grassland paddocks ideal for keeping a variety of livestock. The property is approached over a recently replaced metal framed bridge which leads onto a pretty driveway approaching the property.

Location

The property is located in a rural setting at the head of the Nant Bran valley just 1.9 miles from the nearby hamlet of Llanfihangel-Nant-Bran. Sennybridge which is 6.3 miles offers a good choice of local amenities including primary schools, village shop, petrol stations and public houses whilst Brecon the regional market town a further 8 miles from Sennybridge has a good choice leisure amenities including leisure centre complex, theatre, cinema and shopping facilities. Beyond the property is the MOD Eppynt Range, a vast area of upland moor used by the military for training purposes.

Walk Inside

Upon entering through the front door, you are welcomed into the entrance hall featuring a tiled floor and a convenient cloakroom for ground floor use. To the right, a charming reception room awaits, boasting attractive flooring, a built-in cupboard, and an eye-catching fireplace. Across the hall lies the inviting sitting room, the heart of the home, with two window seats adorned with traditional shutters and a beamed ceiling. A standout feature of this room is the spacious traditional inglenook fireplace, complete with a former bread oven and inset wood burning stove, embodying the essence of rustic country living. Beyond the sitting room is the farmhouse kitchen/diner, offering a range of units providing ample cupboard and drawer space, an inset sink, oven and hob, and a two-oven AGA. A further door leads to the rear porch, offering a practical space for removing muddy boots or providing a more casual entrance.

First Floor

Accessed from the sitting room, a door leads to the stone staircase, exuding character and leading to the spacious first-floor landing. The landing not only provides access to three generously sized double rooms, all overlooking the front garden, but also offers an extended area suitable for a study space. Additionally, granting access to the family bathroom, complete with a bath featuring a shower over, a pedestal sink, a WC, and a linen cupboard for added convenience.

Outside

The property is approached over a recently replaced metal framed bridge which leads onto a pretty driveway approaching the property The immediate gardens offer scope to be transformed into a beautiful outdoor space. Currently adorned with gravel and raised vegetable beds, it presents an opportunity for self-sufficiency to the buyer. The large courtyard lies to the front and is flanked by a range of versatile outbuildings comprising of a range of traditional stone barns along with a modern outbuilding, great for the housing of livestock or storage of implements and feed. Adjacent to the farmstead are four grassland paddocks ideal for keeping a variety of livestock.

Notes

A footpath traverses through the property. Water is from a spring on neighbouring land for which an annual fee is paid.

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