Hereford Street, Presteigne, Powys

Introduction

27 Hereford Street is a charming Grade II listed town cottage, ideally situated in a popular area with easy, level access to the town’s amenities. The home exudes character and warmth, providing a comfortable and inviting living space with 2/3 bedrooms. It is further complemented by level cottage gardens.

Location

Presteigne is a vibrant market town offering a wealth of amenities and a thriving arts scene. It boasts a primary school, secondary school, leisure centre with a swimming pool, pubs, takeaway restaurants, independent stores, and a GP surgery, among many other local conveniences. To the north, crossing Offa’s Dyke, is the market town of Knighton, just 4 miles away, where you'll find a train station on the Heart of Wales Line, connecting to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The charming market town of Kington is 6 miles away, and the city of Hereford, approximately 20 miles to the east, offers comprehensive shopping, dining, recreational facilities, and strong transport links. Surrounded by rolling hills and scenic walking routes, including Offa’s Dyke and Hergest Ridge, Presteigne is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts.

Accommodation

A home full of character, featuring exposed wall and ceiling timbers throughout, and furnished with quality fixtures. Upon entering the property, you step into the dining room—a versatile space that can be adapted for various uses depending on the buyer’s needs. This warm and inviting room is full of charm and character, with access to both the kitchen and living room. Moving through to the living room, you'll find a striking feature stone fireplace with an inset wood burner, exposed brickwork, and windows offering views of both the rear garden and to the front of the property. The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of cupboards and drawers, an inset sink with a drainer unit, a built-in oven with a gas hob, and ample usable work surface space. There is also designated space for a fridge freezer. The room is enhanced by flagstone flooring and a door that opens out to the garden.

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From the living room, the staircase rises to the first floor, leading to a very large landing area, which would be ideally suited as either a double bedroom or a spacious study. This area is full of character, featuring beautiful exposed wall timbers. Moving through to the main bedroom, a good-sized double room, and bedroom three, a single room that could also serve as an office or a dressing room. Continuing on to the family bathroom, which features a modern white suite, including a bath with a part-tiled surround and a shower over, along with a low-level WC, wash hand basin, heated towel rail, and a storage cupboard housing the central heating boiler.

Garden

The garden features a paved and gravelled seating area with charming stone walls and inset flower beds. It is a lovely space, with level lawns and meandering paved pathways. This idyllic cottage garden is filled with mature shrubs and hedging, and offers good potential for a productive vegetable bed, with a poly tunnel already in place. At the rear, you'll find an amenity space, a wooden garden shed, and a log store. A side passageway (shared with No. 29) provides access from the street to the rear garden.

Parking

On-street parking is available, depending on availability. A public car park is just a short walk down the road, where permits may be available for purchase.

Flooding

According to Natural Resources Wales- Flooding from surface water and small watercourses- Low Risk. Flooding from the sea- Very Low Risk. Flooding from rivers- Low Risk.