Felindre, Knighton, Powys

Location

Situated in the village of Felindre, this property enjoys a scenic rural setting surrounded by rolling countryside and beautiful views. The village benefits from a popular pub and a thriving village hall that hosts a variety of local events and activities. Felindre is conveniently positioned approximately 6 miles from the market town of Knighton, which offers a range of everyday amenities, schooling, and a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, connecting to Shrewsbury, Swansea, and a number of picturesque towns along the route. The larger town of Newtown, Powys, is also within easy reach and provides a wider selection of shops, larger supermarkets, restaurants, and leisure facilities. The larger city of Hereford is approximately 28 miles away and offers extensive services, including a wide range of retail outlets, hospitals, and further transport links, including mainline rail connections.

Intro

Capel Ochor Nant (Chapel on the side of the stream) — a Victorian chapel dating back to 1876, constructed from dressed stone with brick detailing beneath a slated roof, this unique property has been thoughtfully converted into a beautifully presented four / Five bedroom home featuring a versatile attic studio. Combining original charm with modern-day practicality, the accommodation is surprisingly spacious throughout. Outside, a delightful courtyard garden overlooks a stream, all within the picturesque village of Felindre. EPC D.

Ground Floor

Entering through the front door, you step into a welcoming tiled entrance hall — a good space for all your outdoor clothing and footwear. From here, you proceed into the inner hallway, featuring oak flooring and a staircase off to the side. On your right is a versatile room, ideal as a home office, snug, or even a downstairs bedroom. Next is the dining room, seamlessly connecting to the kitchen in a lovely L-shaped open-plan layout, perfect for entertaining. The dining room offers ample space for a generously sized table, while the kitchen is fully fitted with a comprehensive range of shaker-style cupboards and drawers, a feature Belfast sink, inset electric oven, and fitted gas hob. Back through to the inner hallway, you will find a practical ground floor cloakroom with a WC and wash hand basin. Moving through to the living room, with part quarry-tiled and oak flooring, this bright and inviting room benefits from glazed double doors that open out onto the courtyard area.

First Floor

Moving upstairs, to your left and right are two bedrooms, each with feature arched windows overlooking the front. A further bedroom is located with a Velux window to the side and exposed timber beams adding character. This is a good-sized room. Continuing through, you reach the principal bedroom, which also benefits from a feature arched window, exposed timber, an ensuite shower room, and a useful understairs cupboard. Lastly, there is a spacious and deluxe family bathroom comprising a shower, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, corner bath, WC, tall heated towel rail, and again a feature Gothic-style window.

Second Floor

Stairs rise to an attractive and versatile attic room, featuring open roof trusses and Velux windows. This spacious room offers great flexibility and would be ideal to suit the purchaser’s needs, making a fantastic art or hobby room.

Outside

To the side of the property is a courtyard gravelled seating area, bordered by stone walls with decorative wrought iron railings, overlooking the River Teme stream. It has access to the front and can also be reached via the double patio doors from the living room.

Parking

We have been advised that on-road parking for two vehicles has been granted. Additional parking may also be available at nearby locations in the village, subject to availability and any necessary permissions.