Llanfair Caereinion, Welshpool, Powys

Step Inside

The property is entered via the more recently added Garden Room, an ideal spot to relax and enjoy the beautiful green views to the front. Two Velux windows allow natural light to flood the space, complemented by patio doors at either end. From here, a door leads into the open-plan Kitchen/Dining Room. Exposed wooden beams add to the cosy cottage feel, with a range of kitchen units, a sink with drainer, and space for a freestanding oven and American-style fridge freezer. A central island unit provides a natural divide between the kitchen and the dining area, which comfortably accommodates a six- to eight-seater table. Also on the ground floor is a well-appointed bathroom, featuring a bath with tiled splashbacks, a pedestal basin, WC, and tiled flooring.

Ground floor continued

Continuing through, the Living Room offers a warm and homely atmosphere with oak flooring, exposed beams, and a charming feature log burner. Two front-facing windows fill the room with natural light, and a staircase leads to the first floor. At the far end of the ground floor is the recently renovated ‘Long Room’—an intriguing and versatile space that has been 90% completed by the current owners. The finishing touches now await a new owner’s personal vision. With a striking vaulted ceiling (in contrast to the traditional cottage ceilings found elsewhere), two large front-facing windows, and an external door, the room is flooded with light. This flexible space could be used as a second living room, office, bedroom, gym, or games room.

First and Second Floor

Ascending the staircase, the first floor offers two double bedrooms—one with wooden flooring and the other carpeted—both providing comfortable and characterful accommodation. On the second floor is the master bedroom, which includes integrated wardrobe space and its own dressing room. This additional room offers excellent flexibility and could easily be used as a fourth bedroom or transformed into a luxurious en suite, depending on your needs. All bedrooms enjoy wonderful views to the front, overlooking green paddock and woodland, enhancing the peaceful, rural feel of the home.

Step Outside

Externally, this beautiful home is set in an idyllic and secluded location, with no neighbours in sight. Accessed via a 300-metre bridleway through peaceful woodland, the property offers ample parking as well as an adjoining garage. The main garden lies to the side of the property and features a seating area, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or hosting a barbecue in picturesque surroundings. A well-maintained lawn is complemented by a vibrant array of colourful flowers and plants, creating a truly charming outdoor space. At the boundary of the garden sits a log store, providing useful storage. A second, alternative seating area is tucked away in the woodland, offering a different viewpoint and a peaceful retreat immersed in nature.

Location

Occupying a secluded spot bordered by woodland and greenery this home is the definition of a peaceful spot. However it is just a 5 minute drive to the local village of Llanfair Caereinion Llanfair Caereinion is a charming and historic market town nestled in the heart of the Montgomeryshire countryside in Mid Wales. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush farmland, the town offers a strong sense of community and an appealing blend of rural tranquillity and everyday convenience. The town itself is well-served with a range of essential amenities, including a convenience store, post office, GP surgery, pharmacy, petrol station, several independent shops, cafés, and traditional pubs. There’s also a well-regarded primary and secondary school, making the area especially attractive to families. For leisure and recreation, the town benefits from local sports clubs and riverside walks, as well as the picturesque Welshpool & Llanfair Light Railway, a popular heritage attraction.

Location cont.

Located just 9 miles from Welshpool and 14 miles from Newtown, both towns offer a wider array of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, leisure centres, and transport links, including railway stations with connections to Shrewsbury and beyond. Llanfair Caereinion also enjoys excellent access to some of the UK’s most stunning natural landscapes. The Welsh coast is within easy reach—perfect for day trips to seaside towns like Aberdyfi or Barmouth. The Snowdonia National Park, renowned for its breathtaking scenery and outdoor adventure opportunities, lies just to the northwest. Additionally, the historic market town of Shrewsbury, with its vibrant shopping, dining, and cultural offerings, is around a 45-minute drive away, providing a gateway to the wider West Midlands.