Ffordd Newydd, Bettws Cedewain, SY16

Tucked away within a quiet cul-de-sac in the popular village of Bettws Cedewain, 2 Ffordd Newydd is a three-bedroom detached bungalow occupying a generous plot. The property now requires modernisation, but its spacious accommodation, lovely garden and peaceful position make it a fantastic opportunity for someone looking to create a home to their own taste.

An entrance hall sits at the centre of the bungalow and connects the living accommodation with all three bedrooms and the bathroom. The living room is a particularly generous space, with plenty of room to create separate seating and dining areas if desired. A stone fireplace provides a focal point, while sliding doors open directly onto the rear garden and bring in plenty of natural light.

The kitchen is also a good size, with a wide range of fitted units, generous worktop space and windows overlooking the garden. From here, a door leads into the adjoining utility room, providing a useful additional area away from the main kitchen. This continues through to the sun room, which opens onto the garden and could become a lovely place to sit and enjoy the outlook.

There are three bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, together with two further bedrooms and a bathroom fitted with a bath, wash basin and WC.

The outside space is a real feature of the property. A driveway to the front provides off-road parking and leads to the attached garage, with a lawned garden alongside. The generous rear garden offers plenty of room for planting, play and outdoor seating, with established shrubs and an attractive open outlook across the neighbouring countryside.

While updating is required, the bungalow offers an exciting chance to rethink the interiors and make the most of its generous proportions. With its tucked-away setting, excellent plot and no onward chain, 2 Ffordd Newydd has all the ingredients to become a wonderful long-term home.

Bettws Cedewain is one of the most sought-after villages in Montgomeryshire, well-regarded for its strong community, attractive setting, and convenient location. Nestled in the Severn Valley just three miles from Newtown, the village combines the charm of rural life with excellent access to larger towns and transport links.

The village itself has a welcoming and active atmosphere. At its centre is the traditional Bull & Heifer pub, alongside a well-supported village hall which hosts community events and activities. The surrounding lanes, farmland, and wooded hills provide a beautiful setting for walking and outdoor pursuits. Bettws is also known as the home of Bettws Hall, a world-renowned sporting estate, which adds to the village’s wider reputation. Nearby is Gregynog Hall, a historic house and estate famed for its gardens, concerts, and cultural events, which is open to the public and contributes to the area’s appeal.

Families are well-served for education locally. The nearest primary school is Ysgol Rhiw Bechan, located just outside the village, while secondary education is available at Newtown High School, with further options in Llanfair Caereinion and Welshpool. For further education, Newtown College provides a wide range of courses and training opportunities.

The nearby market town of Newtown offers supermarkets, shops, restaurants, cafés, medical facilities, as well as the Robert Owen Museum and Theatr Hafren for cultural and leisure activities. The historic town of Welshpool lies around 10 miles to the north, while the university town of Aberystwyth on the coast is just over an hour’s drive away.

Despite its rural setting, Bettws Cedewain is well-connected. Local bus services run through the village, and Newtown railway station on the Cambrian Line provides direct trains to Shrewsbury and the West Midlands in one direction, and to Machynlleth and the Cambrian Coast in the other. The A483 and A458 give convenient road links to Shrewsbury, Chester, and beyond.

With its thriving community, enviable location, and excellent connections, Bettws Cedewain remains one of the most desirable villages in Mid Wales to call home.

Council Tax

Powys County Council - Band E

Services

We are informed the property is connected to all mains services.

Heating

Oil Fired Central Heating

Broadband

Enquiries indicate the property has an estimated fibre broadband speed of 900 MB. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.

Tenure

We are informed the property is of freehold tenure.

Nearest Towns / Villages

Tregynon - 2 miles
Newtown - 6 miles
Llanfair Caereinion - 8 miles
Welshpool - 10 miles
Shrewsbury - 30 miles
Aberystwyth - 45 miles

Parking - Garage

Parking - Off street

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