This attractive first-floor apartment presents an excellent opportunity to acquire a home within a characterful period building, seamlessly combining historic charm with modern, high-quality fixtures and fittings. Thoughtfully updated while retaining its original appeal, the property offers a stylish and low-maintenance living environment suited to a range of buyers.

The bright and welcoming reception room is a particular highlight, featuring an elegant bay window that floods the space with natural light and enhances the sense of space and character. This room provides an ideal setting for both relaxation and entertaining, with period proportions complemented by a contemporary finish. The separate kitchen is well laid out and functional, offering ample worktop and storage space, making it equally suited to everyday living or short-term occupation. The generously sized double bedroom provides a calm and comfortable retreat, while the modern bathroom is fitted with a shower over the bath and finished to a clean, contemporary standard. The apartment benefits from a number of original period features, thoughtfully balanced with stylish upgrades, creating a property with genuine personality and broad appeal.

A shared parking area to the rear of the building offers convenient off-road parking, a valuable asset for central living. Due to its central location, manageable size, and attractive presentation, the property would make an ideal first-time purchase, a ready-made buy-to-let investment, or an appealing holiday let, particularly given the town’s popularity with visitors throughout the year. Contact us today to arrange a viewing.

Leasehold information:

Lease granted in 2018 – 991 years remaining

Ground rent - £100 per annum

Maintenance charges - £1,005.90 per annum

The property occupies a prime central position within the highly regarded spa town of Llandrindod Wells, the county town of Powys, Wales’ largest county. Renowned for its heritage, Llandrindod Wells rose to prominence during the Victorian era following the discovery of therapeutic mineral springs, evolving into one of Wales’ most fashionable spa destinations. This rich history is still evident today in the town’s impressive collection of Victorian and Edwardian architecture, broad boulevards, and refined public spaces. The town offers a comprehensive range of retail, recreational, cultural, and educational facilities, making it a highly desirable place to live as well as visit. Excellent transport links are provided via rail and road, complemented by regular local and regional bus services connecting neighbouring towns and villages. Educational provision is strong, with several well-regarded primary schools, a comprehensive secondary school, and an established sixth form, all serving the local community. Llandrindod Wells boasts an enviable cultural and leisure offering, including the historic Albert Hall Theatre, the National Cycle Collection, and the picturesque man-made lake set within landscaped grounds and adorned with striking sculptures. The town proudly hosts the annual Victorian Festival, during which residents and visitors alike dress in period costume and celebrate the town’s heritage, creating a unique and vibrant atmosphere. Sporting and recreational amenities are equally impressive, featuring football and rugby clubs, an international-standard outdoor bowling green that hosts national and international competitions, a modern indoor bowling centre, and a highly regarded 18-hole golf course with driving range. Further facilities are available at the leisure centre, which includes a full-sized swimming pool, gym, AstroTurf pitch, and indoor sports hall. Set within the Wye Valley and within easy reach of the breath-taking Elan Valley near Rhayader, the area is widely celebrated as a walker’s paradise. Nature enthusiasts will also appreciate the nearby Red Kite Feeding Centre at Gigrin Farm, offering a rare opportunity to witness these magnificent birds in their natural environment on a daily basis.