Guilsfield, Welshpool, Powys, SY21

A stunning 17th-century threshing barn, beautifully converted to blend historic charm with contemporary luxury, featuring underfloor heating, solid oak doors, Jim Lawrence light and door fittings, a bespoke staircase with oak treads, and a truly magnificent interior throughout.

The expansive living and dining space offers soaring ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows with electric blinds, a Rais log burner and a superbly designed interior using local materials wherever possible – all framed by panoramic views of the Powys hills. The sleek Tom Howley kitchen includes a central island, Quooker tap, and Fisher and Paykel appliances, including a large range and American fridge freezer, leading into a superb, vaulted dining area beneath original beams.

There are three elegant bedrooms in the main barn, all with en suites, each one offering a seamless blend of style and functionality. The principal suite features a truly bespoke finish with an open-plan layout, and luxurious, tactile fittings and a spa-like ambience with its sculptural stone bath.

With wellness at the core of Twll Barn, and for enhanced privacy, the fourth en suite bedroom is located in a beautifully appointed detached annexe, offering a secluded retreat within the grounds and currently used as a private gym and yoga retreat.

Twll Barn offers a rare opportunity to own a high-end rural sanctuary in a most picturesque setting.

Garden and Outside
Set within grounds of approx. 4 acres, a grand terrace invites alfresco dining with BBQ, seating, and a generous lawn – ideal for games or relaxing in the serene countryside, and providing direct access to outstanding walking and cycling trails. A handcrafted three-bay oak carport provides secure and practical covered parking and storage. There are two paddocks to the front of the property giving plenty of grazing land.

Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage via sewage treatment plant. Under floor heating. EV charging point.

Agents Note: There is a track providing access to the adjoining landowners field that runs between the two paddocks. A footpath crosses part of the paddock and a bridleway runs to the rear of the barn. The owners advise that as the bridleway does not actually go anywhere, they have not seen it used in their time at the property.
Although the annexe is currently used by the current vendors as a gym and studio, the original planning permission states that approval was given for the erection of a detached garage and office building to include change of use of agricultural land to additional domestic curtilage at Twll Barn, please see Application 20/1277/HH for Full Planning Permission.

Set in the beautiful Mid Wales countryside with views out over farmland and to the hills beyond, Twll Barn is set at the end of the lane that leads down to it.

The nearby town of Welshpool and the village of Llansantffriad are both just under six miles away and provide a good range of day-to-day facilities, with the larger towns of Oswestry and Shrewsbury slightly further afield.

Welshpool has a railway station on the Cambrian line connecting the Welsh coast with trains directly into Birmingham New Street and Birmingham International. The A495 runs up to Oswestry where it joins the A5 leading to the northwest and back to the Midlands.

Distances
Shrewsbury 23 miles, Welshpool 5.3 miles Llansantffriad 5.8 miles Oswestry 14 miles
(Distances and time approximate).

Directions (Postcode SY21 9DN)
From Welshpool, head north on the A490 and continue along the A490 for several miles, taking a right turn towards Pente'r beirdd and follow this lane for a little way where you will find the entrance to Twll Barn ahead.

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