Bronllys Road, Talgarth, Brecon, Powys

Description

The main house offers a range of potential uses, subject to the necessary consents. It briefly comprises an entrance hall, three spacious reception rooms, a kitchen, and a larder. On the first floor, there are four generous bedrooms, a shower room, and a family bathroom. The annexe, also arranged over two floors, includes two reception rooms, a kitchen, a larder, and a scullery on the ground floor. The first floor provides three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Location

Talgarth is an attractive market town situated at the foot of the Black Mountains with a great range of local amenities that include a small supermarket, public houses and restaurants, butchers, newsagents, doctor surgery and new primary school facility, along with Talgarth Mill and Cafe which attracts a large number of visitors. The towns of Brecon (9 miles), Hay-on-Wye (9 miles) and Abergavenny (18 miles) offer a further range of social, leisure and shopping facilities. The town is situated within the Brecon Beacons National Park which is famed for its outstanding beauty, with the Black Mountains nearby particularly noted and some wonderful country walks and an abundance of bird, plant and other wildlife.

Walk Inside

A private lawned garden with attractive wrought iron railings and a pedestrian gate provides access to the main entrance. The front door opens into the main hallway, which features attractive panelling and a staircase leading to the first floor. To the right is a sitting room with a wood-burning stove and a bay sash window. On the opposite side of the hallway is the living/dining room, which also has a bay sash window and a wooden fire surround with an electric fire. Continuing through, the kitchen includes quarry tiled flooring, a range of fitted wall and base units, a window, and a pantry. A further door leads to a second hallway, providing access to the side entrance, the annexe, and an additional sitting room with a window and an electric wood-burning stove.

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First Floor

The period staircase with attractive panelling leads to a spacious first-floor landing with a large sash window overlooking the front garden and a storage cupboard. This floor has four good-sized bedrooms, all with high ceilings and large sash windows that allow plenty of natural light. Bedroom 3 also benefits from an en-suite shower room. There is also access to a family bathroom and a hatch leading to a spacious loft area

Annexe

The annexe is accessed via a separate entrance to the rear of Aberenig House. The main door opens into an entrance hall with a storage cupboard, leading to a hallway that connects to the main house and a reception room. To the left is the living room, featuring a Parkray fire and a stone fireplace with a stone hearth. Off the living room is a second hallway with a staircase to the first floor and a door to the kitchen/dining area. This is a good-sized space with fitted wall and base units, a stainless-steel sink and drainer, and space for white goods. There are also two additional doors leading to a larder and a scullery, with a further door providing access to the rear garden.

The First Floor

The staircase takes you to the first-floor landing with bedroom 5. Steps continue up to a further landing area that provides access to two large bedrooms one of which benefits from a dressing area and a family bathroom with a separate w.c.

Walk Outside.

The property is approached via a private driveway with parking for two vehicles and a double garage. To the front, there is a low-level boundary wall with wrought iron railings, a lawned area, and a pedestrian gate with a pathway leading to the porticoed main entrance. A particular feature of the property is the attractive rear garden, which is deceptively spacious, measuring approximately 27 x 14 metres and enclosed by stone boundary walls, providing a good level of privacy. The garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a pedestrian gate, pathway, and log stores. There is also the option to purchase additional land by separate negotiation.