Brecon Road, Builth Wells, LD2

Situated just moments from the heart of Builth Wells, this well-maintained and presented modern two-bedroom terraced home offers stylish, low-maintenance living in an exceptionally convenient setting. Enjoying attractive outlooks and positioned only a couple of minutes’ walk from the town centre and the nearby Co-op supermarket, the property is perfectly suited as an excellent buy-to-let investment or first-time buyer opportunity.

The accommodation is thoughtfully arranged to provide comfortable and practical living space throughout. A welcoming reception room offers an ideal space to relax, while the spacious kitchen/breakfast room provides ample room for dining and everyday family life. A useful downstairs WC with washbasin is conveniently located just off the kitchen.

To the first floor are two generous double bedrooms, both benefiting from built-in storage, with the front bedroom offering double wardrobe space and the rear bedroom featuring two double wardrobes. Completing the first-floor accommodation is a large, modern family shower room finished in a clean, contemporary style.

Externally, the property benefits from off-road parking to the front for two vehicles, a particularly valuable feature so close to the town centre. To the rear is a private, low-maintenance garden designed for ease of upkeep, providing a pleasant seating area. The garden enjoys an open aspect, overlooking the market car park and across neighbouring properties beyond, with far-reaching views towards the rolling hills of Mid-Wales – a lovely backdrop that adds to the home’s appeal.

Combining modern comfort, scenic views and exceptional convenience to local amenities, this is an attractive and versatile property in a sought-after residential position within easy reach of everything Builth Wells has to offer.

The property is located just off the centre of the thriving market town of Builth Wells, a historic settlement whose origins date back to medieval times when it developed as an important market and crossing point on the River Wye. Today, the town successfully blends its rich heritage with modern convenience, offering an excellent range of amenities and facilities including primary and secondary schools, a cinema, leisure centre, and a variety of sporting opportunities with cricket, rugby, football and golf clubs. Its welcoming community atmosphere and picturesque surroundings have made it an increasingly popular destination for those seeking a lifestyle move to the countryside while remaining well connected. On the northern fringe of the town lies Llanelwedd, home to the internationally renowned Royal Welsh Show, widely regarded as the largest agricultural show in Europe and a major annual highlight that brings visitors from across the UK and beyond. The town enjoys good transport links, positioned on a main bus route between Cardiff and North Wales, while nearby Builth Road railway station provides rail connections along the scenic Heart of Wales Line. Set within the beautiful Wye Valley and within easy reach of the spectacular Elan Valley near Rhayader, the area is renowned for its outstanding walking, cycling and outdoor recreation opportunities, making it a true haven for nature lovers. A further attraction close by is the famous Gigrin Farm red kite feeding centre, offering a unique and memorable opportunity to observe these magnificent birds of prey in their natural environment on a daily basis.