Beulah, Llanwrtyd Wells, Powys

Living Room

Offering stone fireplace with timber lintel and woodburning stove inset, quarry tiled floor, night storage heater, half timbered walls, window to front with timber seat, stable style external door, stair to first floor and door to;

Lobby

With tiled floor, hot water cylinder and door to;

Bathroom

Offering bath with electric shower over, W.C, wash basin, night storage heater, tiled floor and windows to side and rear.

Former Pantry

With exposed timbers and window to side.

Kitchen/Dining Room

Offering fitted cupboards, 1 & 1/2 bowl sink, electric cooker point, woodburning stove, quarry tiled floor, night storage heater, part timbered walls, external door, stair to first floor and windows to 3 elevations overlooking the river to the rear.

Bedroom 1

With feature former fireplace, night storage heater and windows to sides.

Main Landing

With exposed timbers, hatch to roof space and window to rear overlooking the river.

Bedroom 2

With former fireplace feature and roof light.

Bedroom 3

With exposed timber flooring and window to front.

Bedroom 4

With window to side.

Bedroom 5

With window to front.

Attached Barn

With extensive exposed timberwork, quarry tiled floor, windows to front, stair to first floor, 2 storage rooms and door to;

Rear Lean-To

With quarry tiled floor, windows to side and rear, roof light and double glazed French doors to garden.

First Floor Games Room/Studio

Offering exposed timber trusses and vaulted ceiling, windows to 3 elevations, timber floor and roof lights.

The Barn

This offers wonderful potential not just as storage but for further adaption to additional living accommodation, home office, lecture suite or annexe (subject to gaining any necessary permissions if applicable).

Former Cattle Stalls/Stable

With windows and stable style door, currently used as a log store.

Outside

The grounds are mainly laid to grass with post and wire boundaries and the river to the west providing a wonderful peaceful setting to overlook the adjoining farmland. An agricultural right of way passes over part of the grounds for the benefit of the adjoining landowner.