Properties For Sale in Brecon, Powys, Mid Wales

A building plot for sale with full planning permission for a detached four bed house within easy access of the town centre. 

In a great location, enjoying spectacular views of the Brecon Beacons, is this attractively presented first floor flat with a veranda and parking space.

In a great location, enjoying spectacular views of the Brecon Beacons, is this easily maintained, ground floor flat with a veranda to enjoy the view. Benefiting from a parking space and only one mile from the town centre and all its amenities.

In a convenient location is this two bed, Grade II listed terraced house. In need of modernisation it has lots of potential and is being sold with no onward chain.

A pretty, three bed cottage in a convenient location which is in need of modernisation and so ready for you to put your own stamp on.

This three bed, mid-terrace house is an ideal first time buy or investment opportunity enjoying good size front and rear gardens.

A lovely pair of grade II listed chapels with superb views, stacks of character and within easy access of the town centre with the potential for parking

A great, one bed apartment situated within a popular retirement complex and enjoying a lovely outlook onto the rear communal gardens.

Bidding opens Monday 5th October 2026 at Midday and closes Wednesday 7th October 2026 at Midday.

**AUCTION** Bidding opens 5th October at 12pm and closes 7th October at 12pm. A Grade II Listed mixed-use property comprising of a ground-floor commercial shop with a spacious two-bedroom flat above.

A spacious one bedroom retirement apartment located on the first floor, with views across the town. The apartment is situated close to Brecon town centre and bus station with access to shared gardens and parking.

A great, one bed, ground floor apartment situated in a popular retirement complex.

Approximately 11.4 acres of permanent pasture in a single block east of Brecon. The land is an isolated block of permanent pasture, gently sloping northward. It is surrounded by agriculture to the north, east and west and Dering Lines Infantry School to the south. It is in good heart with boundaries defined by mature hedgerows and stock-fencing. It is classified as mainly Grade 2 agricultural land with freely draining loamy soils. The land doesn't have any vehicular access or right of way and has been historically grazed by a nearby farmer. It is attractive to a lifestyle buyer who might seek to rewild the land. It would also appeal to continued livestock or equestrian grazing subject to gaining the necessary access consents. Current access is via a public footpath from the fields and A470 to the east and Brynawelon cul-de-sac to the west.