£400,000 /Sale price

Particulars of Sale: The Lodge is a fine example of Victorian architecture and has been lovingly and sympathetically restored retaining the original features and adding modern day conveniences. Standing in mature gardens guarded by double entrance gates to the side of the ornate front walling, to a generous brick paved parking area with seating area to the front and BBQ area at the rear. There are further areas a grass and a small area of mature trees. The Lodge enjoys a great deal of privacy and is located on the edge of this rural hamlet with a countryside aspect. The accommodation contains: Front Entrance Hall with quarry tiled floor Living Room: 12'4 x 9'9 A double aspect room with quarry tiled floor, built in cupboards and 2 radiators. Dining/Breakfast Room 12'5 x 7'9 with muti fuel room heater in recess serving also the Living Room. Quarry tiled floor and built in cupboards. Radiator. Galley Kitchen: 16' x 4'6 Well appointed with granite work surfaces and ceramic sink, 4 ring hob with oven under and extractor over. Built in refrigerator and dishwasher all with tiled backs. Tiled floor, radiator and ceiling spotlighting Shower Room: 11' x 4'6 With tiled floor as kitchen and tiled walls. Large shower, vanity handbasin with mirror over and W.C. Heated towel warmer and spotlighting. Bedroom 1: 14' x 12' With board floor, original tiled fireplace, beam feature and 2 radiators. Bedroom 2: 12'5 x 9'4 With board floor, original fireplace and radiator. Garden Room: 10'10 x 8'8 An attractive light room with quarry tiled floor, exposed brick and stone walls and glass wall with door to: Detached building opposite rear entrance door comprising : Utility: 8'2 x 6' with natural slate floor, several plumbing in points for washing machines and radiator. Games Room/Snug: 12'8 x 8'5 with slate floor and electric wall heater. Rear passage with store leading further to private garden/BBQ areas. Paths lead from this area through the mature gardens with seating area. In all a quaint property seeking a buyer who can appreciate the historic value of the residence. Remarks and Stipulations: Tenure: Freehold Location/Situation: Bwlchyfrydd is a quiet hamlet located about 4 miles from Newtown on the B4568 towards Aberhafesp. Continue through the village for about ½ mile turning right to Bwlchyfrydd. Travel past the council house on the right where the Lodge will be found on the right. Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Note: The services have not been inspected or examined by the selling agents. Measurements: The measurements contained in these particulars are approximate and for guidance only. Local Authority: Powys (Montgomeryshire) County Council, Powys County Hall, Spa Road East, Llandrindod Wells, Powys, LD1 5LG. Outgoings: Property band 'E' online enquire only. Viewing: Strictly by appointment with the sole selling agents Harry Ray & Company. Listing: The property is Grade II listed.