The Old School House, built in 1908, occupies a delightful edge-of-village position in the picturesque rural village of Norton, just 2 miles from the historic border town of Presteigne. The property adjoins open farmland to one side, enjoying a peaceful setting with lovely countryside views.

This immaculately presented detached Edwardian residence retains many original period features and was formerly the schoolhouse for the adjacent Norton village school. It was once home to the school’s headteacher until the school closed in the 1950’s.

Norton is surrounded by unspoilt countryside, offering endless opportunities for walking and exploration. Just 2 miles away lies Presteigne, a charming borderland town set in the heart of the Marches and often referred to as the “Gateway to Wales.” Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, Presteigne is renowned for its vibrant cultural scene, hosting the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts (formerly the Sheep Music Festival), which attracts internationally recognised composers and performers.

The town is also home to the award-winning Judge’s Lodgings Museum, a recipient of numerous national accolades, and is celebrated for its strong community spirit, independent shops, and thriving local businesses along the high street.

The property is accessed via steps to a veranda style storm porch.  Double glazed entrance door to:

Reception Hallway
Red and black tiled flooring, understairs cupboard, radiator, tiled floor, work shelf.  Stairs leading up to the First Floor.  Doors lead off to:

Sitting Room
Generously light room with fireplace having open grate, UPVC bay window, two further windows to front, radiator.

Dining Room
Two UPVC windows to front, fireplace, store cupboard, radiator, coving.

Kitchen
Well fitted range of units consisting 1½ bowl sink, AEG 4 hob, eye level oven and grill, extractor fan, base and eye level units, wine rack, integrated dishwasher, radiator, fridge and freezer, plenty of room for dining table, side window.

Large Utility
Radiator, plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, stainless steel sink, door to rear veranda style storm porch – Boiler Room with Worcester Boiler and boot shelving.

Bathroom
Double end traditional bath, shower cubicle having direct shower, washbasin with vanity unit, w.c., black and white floor tiles, chrome towel rail.

The staircase to the First Floor has a lovely balustrade and leads to:

Landing
With doors to:

Bedroom 1
Window overlooking the front garden and beyond, radiator.

Bedroom 2 
Window with views to Whimble Hill and the Lugg Valley, fitted cupboards and wardrobes, radiator.

Bedroom 3
Original fireplace feature, window, high ceiling, radiator.

Upstairs W.C.
W.C. and washbasin, radiator.

Outside 
Access off Old School Lane which is a no through road, where there is a detached garage to the side and terraced flower beds up to the property.  To the west side of the property is a paved terrace which leads down to a lawn area with summerhouse and greenhouse.

Services 
Mains water, drainage, and electricity.

Heating 
Oil fired central heating.

Tenure
We are informed that the property is freehold.  

Local Authority
Powys County Council Tax:  Band E.

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Fixtures
The agent has not tested any apparatus equipment, fixtures, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order, or fit for their purpose.  The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor.

Agents Notes
Whilst we endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, then please contact our office and we will be pleased to check the information.  Do so particularly if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.  

Viewing Arrangements, Negotiations & Further Information

All viewings and negotiations are to be conducted strictly through the sole agents:

David Parry & Company
8 High Street
Presteigne
LD8 2BA

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