Llandinam, Powys

The Location

Set in the picturesque village of Llandinam, this magnificent Victorian residence enjoys a setting steeped in history and charm. The village, with origins dating back to medieval times, nestles beautifully within the Severn Valley. Once forming part of the historic David Davies Estate, the area is also home to the distinguished Broneirion.

The Property

On entering through the front door, you are welcomed into an elegant entrance hallway, where the original staircase immediately sets the tone for the character found throughout the home. To either side of the hallway are two impressive reception rooms, each featuring bay windows, high ceilings, and striking original fireplaces complete with full-height mirrors. Beyond, three further spacious reception rooms offer versatile living and entertaining spaces, each retaining period features such as original fireplaces and sash windows. A ground floor shower room with tiled flooring adds practicality, while the charming kitchen/breakfast room provides a welcoming heart to the home, fitted with a range of wall and base units and a distinctive bottle-green Rayburn.

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Leading from the kitchen, a useful back kitchen or pantry includes a sink and log burner, offering a perfect blend of traditional charm and functionality. A door opens to the rear courtyard, an ideal spot to create a delightful kitchen garden. From here, a secondary staircase leads to the former annexe area, which currently comprises a room with basin and fitted storage, a storeroom, and a separate WC — offering exciting potential for conversion or multi-generational living.

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The original cellar is accessed from the main hallway staircase and features a traditional butcher’s slab and original wine cages, reflecting the home’s authentic Victorian heritage.

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Ascending the main staircase, the first-floor landing opens to six generous double bedrooms, most featuring original fireplaces, high ceilings, and individual wash basins. A family bathroom serves this floor, and a secondary staircase rises again to a series of attic rooms, offering excellent potential for additional accommodation or creative use.

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Occupying a substantial plot, the property is approached via a private driveway framed by mature trees, ensuring a wonderful sense of seclusion. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn, complemented by an orchard, a private courtyard, and a useful car port/open shed for storage or parking.

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Note to buyers

Anti Money Laundering (AML) checks will be undertaken for successful buyers and there is a fee of £15 plus vat per person payable.