Temple Street, Llandrindod Wells, LD1

An excellent opportunity for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors, this spacious first floor apartment is ideally situated just a short walk from Llandrindod Wells town centre, offering easy access to a wide range of shops, amenities, and transport links.

Positioned within an attractive Victorian building, the property offers well-proportioned accommodation including an open-plan reception room and kitchen, a double bedroom, and a bathroom with shower over bath. While the apartment would benefit from some modernisation, it presents a fantastic chance for new owners to update the interior to their own taste and create a comfortable, personalised home. The building itself has seen recent and ongoing improvements to communal areas, including the installation of CCTV. To the rear, there is a shared parking area, with Flat 2 enjoying its own designated space.

Offered with no onward chain, this is a great value property with plenty of potential in the heart of this historic spa town. A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the possibilities.

Lease details:

Share of freehold with 99 year lease granted in 2007

Maintenance charge/Ground rent - £480pa

Telephone & Broadband: Telephone- subject to BT transfer regulations. According to comparethemarket.com the property has a broadband speed of: 57.2 Mbps (average speed of Mbps).

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Located just a short walk from the centre of Llandrindod Wells, this property enjoys a prime position in the historic county town of Powys, the largest county in Wales. Known for its striking Victorian and Edwardian architecture, Llandrindod Wells is a charming Spa Town that attracts visitors year-round thanks to its picturesque surroundings and rich heritage. The town offers an extensive range of retail, recreational, and educational facilities, making it a practical and appealing place to live. Excellent transport links include a railway station, local bus services, and easy road access to neighbouring towns and villages. Education is well catered for, with several primary schools, a comprehensive secondary school, and sixth form within the area. Cultural attractions include The Albert Hall Theatre, the National Cycle Museum, and the town’s iconic man-made lake — a peaceful haven for walking, cycling, fishing, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Visitors can even hire boats to explore the water, though they should beware of getting splashed by the playful Water Beast fountain! The town also hosts the popular annual Victorian Festival, where the streets come alive with costumed locals and themed events that celebrate Llandrindod’s unique past. Sporting enthusiasts will find no shortage of activities, with facilities including a Football and Rugby Club, an international-standard outdoor bowling green, an indoor bowling centre, and a highly regarded 18-hole golf course and driving range. The leisure centre also features a full-sized swimming pool, gym, indoor sports hall, and AstroTurf pitch. Set within the stunning Wye Valley and close to the breath-taking Elan Valley at Rhayader, Llandrindod Wells is a true walker’s paradise. Nearby, the Red Kite Feeding Centre at Gigrin Farm offers a rare opportunity to witness these majestic birds up close in their natural habitat.