Llanwrthwl, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1

The accommodation is warm, welcoming and full of character. The popular market town of Rhayader is some 11.5 miles away and has excellent facilities and amenities including butchers, grocers, delicatessen, chemist, supermarket, doctor’s surgery, primary school, churches, museum, police and fire station, a well-equipped leisure centre and a number of public houses and places to dine.

The surrounding area, the home of the Red Kite, is a paradise for walkers, cyclists and lovers of nature in all its aspects. The Wye Valley Walk, National Cycle Network 8, Elan Valley Lakes and the Woodland Trust and Gilfach Nature Reserve are all very close by. Three secondary schools are located within 15 miles and the nearest train station is in Llandrindod Wells, some 10 miles away

An entrance hall leads into a charming sitting room, where the striking wood-burning stove forms the heart of the home. This inviting reception room provides access to the kitchen, family bathroom and staircase rising to the first floor.

Upstairs are three delightful bedrooms, each enjoying wonderful views across the surrounding countryside, perfectly complementing the tranquil rural setting.
One of Ty Coch's most remarkable features is its sophisticated and professionally designed off-grid infrastructure. Engineered with generous capacity, the systems comfortably support modern family living throughout every season, providing dependable heating, electricity and water regardless of external conditions.

The heating system centres around a substantial thermal store, effectively acting as a heat battery to distribute warmth via radiators throughout the property while also supplying domestic hot water. The recently installed Henley Sherwood stove provides the principal heat source, complemented by a solar thermal installation and an LPG boiler, ensuring comfort and flexibility all year round.

Electricity is generated by an extensive 5.4kW solar photovoltaic array mounted on the barn roof and managed through premium Victron Energy inverter technology, paired with a newly installed BYD Premium LV battery storage system. Together these provide reliable, efficient power for modern domestic living. To ensure complete resilience, an automatic Hyundai diesel generator seamlessly provides additional support during extended periods of adverse weather.

Water is supplied from a private spring rising on the common land above the property. Stored within a modern sealed collection tank before passing into a 1,000-litre storage reservoir, the water is filtered and purified through an ultraviolet treatment system, delivering an excellent supply of fresh drinking water throughout the home.

Approached via a stone yard providing ample parking and turning space, the property enjoys a front garden and a generous paddock extending to the rear, ideal for grazing, smallholding or recreational use.
The adjoining traditional stone barns offer excellent scope for conversion, subject to planning permission, potentially doubling the existing accommodation or creating unique holiday lets in this idyllic rural setting.