Knucklas, Knighton, Powys

Location

Knucklas, a village with a strong sense of community, is renowned for its iconic Grade II listed viaduct, village pub, and active community centre. The village benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales line, which connects Swansea to Shrewsbury, and is also serviced by a regular bus route to Kington via Knighton. The market town of Knighton, approximately 2.5 miles from Knucklas, offers a comprehensive range of shopping facilities, healthcare services, a primary school, and a leisure centre, as well as road and rail connections. The area is celebrated for its beautiful countryside and abundant opportunities for outdoor pursuits.

Accommodation

Front door leads through to a useful utility area with tiled flooring, a practical sink, and space for a washing machine, as well as room for coats and shoes. A glass panel door opens into the kitchen — a bright and spacious room with two windows — which continues the tiled flooring and features underfloor heating. The kitchen is well-presented in an L-shaped modern design with quartz worktops, a feature butcher’s block, Belfast sink, and range cooker with extractor fan over. There is also a useful pantry cupboard and full-height cupboards. A door leads out to the garden, and a double-sided wood-burning stove completes the room.

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Moving through to the dining room, which features the double-sided wood-burning stove, a good-sized room with ample space for a table and chairs — perfect for entertaining. A large open doorway leads through to the living room, a recent extension that is a real benefit, adding excellent living space. This is again a bright room, with a high-level window to the rear, a window to the left, and French doors opening into the garden.

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Moving back to the kitchen and on to the bedroom accommodation — firstly, the family bathroom, a well-appointed, deluxe room complete with a luxury walk-in shower, freestanding modern bath, WC, and vanity wash hand basin, all set against tiled surrounds. The room also features tiled flooring with underfloor heating and an opaque window to the side. Moving down the inner hallway to the first of the bedrooms, a versatile room with a door leading out to the garden patio and a window overlooking the garden, with built-in wardrobes. The inner hall also benefits from a practical storage cupboard.

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Moving through to the smallest bedroom (Bedroom 4), suitable for a single bed or equally would make a fantastic office, hobby room, or even a dressing room. Bedroom Two is another good double-sized room with built-in wardrobes and a window overlooking the garden. Completing the accommodation is the final bedroom, complete with a walk-in ensuite wet room.

Studio/Office space

Detached from the bungalow is a versatile room, currently being utilised as an additional bedroom, with windows to the front and side. This space lends itself to a wide range of purposes, depending on the buyer’s needs.

Access and Parking

Accessed from a minor village road, double wooden gates lead into a large gravelled parking area with a small garden shed, and provides access to the bungalow and gardens on the left-hand side. Further double wooden gates lead into the yard area, all surrounded by wooden fencing.

Garden

The bungalow benefits from wrap-around, secure, private gardens to the rear and side, also accessible from the kitchen, living room, and a bedroom, making it a social and versatile space. The gardens feature perimeter paving and a level lawn area, a gravelled section with raised vegetable and flower beds, bordering flowerbeds, a garden shed, a children’s play area, and a patio with a covered pergola, all surrounded by wooden fencing.

Large workshop/ Barn

A substantial 5-bay steel-framed barn/workshop, constructed with block and steel, offering versatile space for a range of uses. The workshop is fitted with a full-length inspection pit, making it ideal for mechanical work, but equally suitable for storage, hobby, or commercial purposes. High ceilings, ample natural light from multiple skylights, and wide access doors enhance functionality, providing a practical and flexible workspace.

Secondary Barn

Currently divided into two sections—a steel-framed and block-built barn—this property is presently used for storage and animal husbandry. It includes a fenced-off hardstanding and a grassed area suitable for keeping chickens. The current occupiers have recently obtained planning permission (Ref: 25/1026/FUL) to convert the barn into a holiday let. The proposed conversion would create a bathroom, an open-plan kitchen/living/dining area, and bedroom accommodation. Further information is available from the selling agent or by visiting the Powys County Council planning website and referencing the above planning number.

Yard Area

The property sits within a plot of approximately 0.5 acres, featuring a substantial gravelled hardstanding yard complete with a wash-out bay. The yard is fully enclosed by perimeter fencing and hedging, providing security and privacy. With access via the main entrance and large metal double gates to the side, the yard is highly versatile and could be used for parking, vehicle or machinery storage, workshops, or a base for agricultural or small-scale rural activities. Its generous size and layout also make it suitable for outdoor projects, animal enclosures, or additional outbuildings subject to planning.

Agents Note

Please note, the current occupiers obtained planning permission to extend the bungalow by raising the roof, providing the potential to create a total of six bedrooms. Full details are available from the selling agent or via the Powys County Council Planning Portal using reference number 22/0145/HH.