Brookside, Knighton, Powys

Location

This charming historic market town sits on the Welsh–English border, surrounded by picturesque countryside and rolling hills. The town centre offers a good selection of amenities, including healthcare facilities, shops, and a variety of recreational opportunities. Knighton also benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales line, providing convenient connections. Its beautiful rural setting makes it an excellent choice for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits. The larger market towns of Ludlow and Leominster are approximately 17 and 20 miles away respectively, with the cathedral city of Hereford lying about 30 miles from the town.

Accommodation

Entering through the rear, you step into a practical and very useful utility area with tiled flooring—a space ideal for laundry and everyday family needs. This leads through to the kitchen, which offers a good range of cupboards and drawers, granite worksurfaces, an electric hob with extractor, and an integrated electric oven and microwave. There is also a stainless steel sink and drainer unit with a window overlooking the rear, and access through to the inner hall and lounge/dining room. The lounge/dining room is currently used as additional lounge space but would be ideally suited as a dining room if desired. It is a lovely, light, and airy room, benefiting from a bay window to the rear and windows to the front and side. This space can be open plan or enclosed by double oak doors, which lead through to the living room. The living room features a central brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove—a fantastic space for entertaining or enjoying a family evening.

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From here, patio doors open into a standout feature of the property: the conservatory, which runs along the rear and enjoys fantastic views over the garden, town, and countryside beyond. This is a real gem of the property, providing a generous reception space that can be used in a variety of ways, perfect for relaxing and watching the world go by. From the conservatory, a door leads back through to the inner hallway, providing access to bedroom three (as shown on the floorplan), currently used as a bedroom but equally suitable as an office. It features a large picture window to the front, with views through to the conservatory and beyond. Opposite is the first family bathroom, a tiled room complete with a panel bath with shower over and glass screen, a vanity sink unit, WC, and useful storage cupboards.

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Bedroom two is a large double room to the front, enjoying pleasant views, while bedroom five opposite is also a double. Adjacent is another family shower room, complete with an enclosed shower unit, vanity wash hand basin, bidet, and WC—another well-sized family bathroom. Bedroom four is another generously sized room and could easily be used as an additional office or hobby room, depending on the owner's needs. At the end of the hall is the master bedroom, an impressive room with a window to the side and a patio door leading out onto a decked balcony—another fantastic addition.

Annexe

Accessed from the rear driveway via a separate UPVC door, the property benefits from a recent addition of a practical annexe. Currently used as a spacious bedroom with a WC, this versatile space could easily be adapted as a guest suite, home office, hobby room, or additional living accommodation to suit the needs of the new owner. It represents a valuable extension, adding flexibility and potential to the property.

Parking

The property is approached via a private tarmacadam driveway leading to the rear, providing ample space for multiple vehicles, including motorhome or caravan parking. To the side of the property is a particularly useful carport.

Gardens

To the front of the property is a lawn with a mix of shrubs and bushes, alongside pathways that create an attractive and low-maintenance garden. Its position directly in front of the house means the hard work put into the garden can be enjoyed from both inside and out. Leading from the front to the rear is a greenhouse, together with a paved seating area and a practical amenity space bordered by brick walls. From the driveway on the right-hand side, there is access to a banked section bordering Wylcwm Brook, which flows through Knighton below. This area has been left wild but could be landscaped further to provide additional space if desired. At the rear, brick retaining walls with steps lead up to further areas planted with mature shrubs and bushes, offering both interest and privacy. Overall, the property enjoys a generous and mature plot with plenty of spaces to sit, relax, and take in the views and surroundings.

Agents Note:

The property owns the driveway with the neighbouring bungalow having a right of way to their property.