Foel, Welshpool, Powys

Step Inside:

Ground Floor

Parking beneath the sheltered carport, a more frequently used entrance welcomes you into a well-designed utility room, tailored for practicality and family living. Custom-built cabinetry provides ample storage as well as an additional refrigerator, while two integrated dog beds offer a thoughtful touch for pet owners. A sink and drainer sit beneath the front-facing window, and there is space and plumbing for both a washing machine and tumble dryer—making this room a true workhorse of the home. Moving further inside, you’ll find two spacious ground-floor king sized bedrooms with built in wardrobes. Both enjoy peaceful views across the rear aspect, which could serve as your formal garden or be easily fenced into paddocks—imagine waking up each morning to the sight of your own animals grazing just beyond the window.

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Across the hallway is the stylish family bathroom, featuring a walk-in shower, separate bathtub with ambient LED lighting to suit your mood, a floating WC and sink with vanity unit—all presented in a contemporary finish. Continuing through the home, you reach the main entrance hall—a more formal point of arrival that also houses the staircase to the first floor. From here, you step into the heart of the home: the open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space. Designed to reflect the needs of modern family life, this expansive area encourages connection and socialising while still offering distinct zones for cooking, eating, and relaxing.

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The kitchen features cabinetry on three sides and is equipped with integrated appliances including a fridge-freezer and dishwasher. A sink and drainer are neatly positioned under the window, while wide double doors open out into the dining area, where there’s space for a 6- to 8-seater table—perfect for family dinners or entertaining guests. Flowing effortlessly from here is the main living room, where multiple windows frame views of the surrounding gardens and flood the space with natural light. Patio doors open directly onto the garden, offering a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle. During the colder months, a log-burning stove becomes the centrepiece, transforming the bright summer space into a cosy, welcoming winter haven.

First Floor

Upstairs, you’ll find two further generously king sized bedrooms with built in wardrobes and cupboard, offering both comfort and flexibility. The principal bedroom enjoys a calm and stylish ambience, complete with a modern en-suite bathroom fitted with a sleek walk-in shower, WC, and wash basin—ideal for privacy and convenience. The second upstairs bedroom offers a highly versatile space that can adapt to suit your lifestyle needs. Whether used as a guest bedroom, home office, creative studio, or even a personal gym, the room is bright and welcoming. A private balcony extends from this room, inviting the outdoors in and filling the space with natural light. It’s the perfect spot for morning coffee, quiet reading, or simply taking in the fresh country air and scenic views—enhancing the peaceful atmosphere that flows throughout the home.

Seller Insight

Escaping to the country took two years of searching for the right property. Over that time, quite a list of requirements had built up, so it was a real joy to finally find a home that ticked all the boxes. Glan Yr Afon is tucked away on a quiet no-through road, just a mile down a country lane with plenty of passing places. Once here, wrapped in peace and quiet, it feels like one of the most remote spots imaginable—yet in just two minutes, you’re back on an A road. The property is surrounded by hills, offering a constantly changing and dramatic landscape, while the land itself is blissfully level. At almost eight acres, there’s plenty of manageable ground—enough to enjoy without feeling overwhelmed. The previous owners kept horses and ran chalets, and there’s planning permission in place for a holiday business if desired.

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One boundary is formed by the lane, and the other by the picturesque River Twrch. A local farmer once said, “We’re lucky here because the water runs away,” and he was right—the ground stays dry, and any heavy rain dissipates as quickly as it arrives. The setting is wonderfully traditional, but the house itself is modern, built in 2004. It sits securely at the heart of the land, surrounded by landscaped gardens, and from every window there’s a view that looks like a painting. Neighbours aren’t close by, but they’re kind and dependable. The broadband is fast, the local pub is thriving, and the doctor’s surgery actually has appointments.

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In just ten minutes you can be in Snowdonia National Park—close enough to enjoy all it offers, without the planning restrictions. The coast is under an hour away, and the Dyfnant Forest is just a two-minute walk from the gate, with nearly a hundred miles of tracks and trails to explore on foot or horseback. Living here for the past 14 years has been a dream come true, and a rare privilege. It’s now time for a new chapter to begin—for someone else to enjoy everything Glan Yr Afon has to offer.

Step Outside

Set centrally within approximately 7.2 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, this exceptional property offers a harmonious blend of formal elegance and natural charm. Access is via electric gates leading onto a meticulously maintained gravel driveway, bordered by a vibrant array of mature shrubs, flowering plants, and a tranquil Koi pond—perfect for peaceful reflection or quiet relaxation. The generous driveway provides ample parking and turning space for multiple vehicles. A covered carport area benefits from direct access to an EV charging point. The property’s solar panels and battery storage contribute environmentally conscious energy as well as welcome feed-in tariff subsidy.

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The grounds have been thoughtfully divided by the current owners to cater for both wildlife-friendly spaces and formal fenced paddocks—ideal for equestrian enthusiasts or hobby farmers. A well-designed stable block with four individual stables is accompanied by a separate kitchen and storage room, making this setup perfectly suited for animal care and tack storage. One of the standout features of the estate is the substantial outbuilding known as “The Barn.” Previously used as annex accommodation, it holds enormous potential to be reinstated as a self-contained living space—perfect for multi-generational living or as a lucrative holiday rental opportunity. Currently, the barn is divided into two sections: the larger space is used for vehicle storage and benefits from its own gated entrance off a council-maintained lane, while the other half serves as a comfortable office space, complete with a kitchen area.

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This modern, versatile structure could also function as a workshop, gym, games room, studio, or vehicle showroom—the possibilities are endless. Additional outbuildings include a separate garage, hay barn, log store and utility vehicle garaging together with a large metal shed, all providing generous storage options. To the rear of the property, a wilder garden area encourages biodiversity and wildlife, creating a peaceful natural retreat. The land is bordered by the picturesque River Twrch, a tributary of the River Banwy, offering a riverside walk as well as direct access for fishing, canoeing, or simply enjoying a moment of serenity with a glass of wine on the wooden deck, accompanied only by the sound of flowing water.

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Completing the outdoor lifestyle offering is a designated kitchen garden, featuring raised beds, a greenhouse, and an assortment of established fruit trees, shrubs and plants—ideal for those seeking a more self-sufficient, sustainable lifestyle.

Planning Permission

Full planning permission has been granted for the erection of two holiday chalets and formation of new roadway on the north paddock (Ref: P/2015/0739).

Location

The property is discreetly tucked away off a quiet country lane just outside of the village of Foel, which lies just six miles from Eryri (Snowdonia) National Park. Around 2.5 miles to the east is the village of Llangadfan, offering a range of local amenities including a shop, café, primary school, church, and public house. A further 7.5 miles east lies Llanfair Caereinion, which provides additional facilities such as a secondary school, garage, shops, post office, GP surgery, dentist, and veterinary practice. For a broader selection of services, the market town of Welshpool is about 9 miles beyond Llanfair Caereinion. For travel and leisure further afield, Shrewsbury and Chester are approximately 37 and 55 miles away respectively, while the picturesque coastal town of Aberdyfi lies about 32 miles to the west. Llangadfan also sits near one of the featured routes in Powys on Horseback, with the Dyfnant and Vyrnwy Forests offering extensive trails open to both riders and walkers.

Services

Mains electricity. Private water (well). Private drainage (septic tank).

Heating

Modern Electric Radiators.

Broadband

Please refer to openreach.com for fibre availability. Vendors have advised that Full Fibre is available.

Mobile Phone Signal

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Tenure

Freehold.

Council Tax

Band F.

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