House For Sale £270,000
For sale by online auction - Lot 34 - House for Owner Occupation/Development
Bidding opens: 26/07/2022 12:00
Auction scheduled to end: 28/07/2022 18:04
online auction from 26th july-28th July
Set in a prestigious position within the town this substantial Grade II listed Georgian Town House, in need of renovation offers over 7500 sq/ft (700 sqm) of accommodation. The building dates from the early nineteenth century, probably 1813 to 1814, with some original features remaining including fireplaces, arched window and window shutters, curved cantilevered stone staircase and 16 stack chimney. Recently used as a boarding house and Housemasters residence for Llandovery College. The large grounds include outbuildings, courtyard, parking area and grounds extending to approximately 1.2 acres. The property lends itself to multi uses apart from being returned to a glorious family home, it could be converted into luxury apartments, boutique hotel or business/residential premises, subject to the necessary planning consents.
The house was built for David Lloyd Harries who had been an attorney in the town since 1808. In 1870, it passed into the hands of Lieutenant Colonel Edward Pryse Lloyd, who changed his name to Lloyd Harries, as a condition, when he came into his inheritance. In the 1890s his brother Tudor Lloyd Harries became the owner.
Llandovery is an ancient market town often described as the gateway to West Wales situated at relatively low level at the foot of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. The village of Myddfai famous for its folklore is nearby where Prince Charles has his Welsh home. The A40 trunk road running through Llandovery gives good access to other towns with Brecon only 20 miles to the east and Cardiff being within 60 miles. The M4 is within easy reach to the South. Llandovery has a railway station on the Heart of Wales line which links Shrewsbury to Swansea with connections on to the main line network. Llandovery benefits from a range of shopping facilities which includes a variety of shops, supermarket, post office, butchers, doctors surgery, public houses/restaurants, junior school and Llandovery College in the private sector.
Virtual tour
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Ground Floor: 3 reception rooms, grand entrance hallway, bedrooms, ancillary W.c's and shower rooms, store rooms, boiler room, housemasters apartment with 1 bedroom
First Floor: Bedrooms, dormitory rooms, W.c's, bathrooms and shower rooms, housemasters apartment with 3 bedrooms
Second Floor: 8 Bedrooms, ancillary bathrooms and W.c's
Outside: Grounds of approximately 1.2acres, several dilapidated outbuildings, parking area, gardens
Tenure:
Advised Freehold - to be verified by solicitor
Tenancies:
To be sold with vacant possession
Bidding opens: 26/07/2022 12:00
Auction scheduled to end: 28/07/2022 18:04
online auction from 26th july-28th July
Set in a prestigious position within the town this substantial Grade II listed Georgian Town House, in need of renovation offers over 7500 sq/ft (700 sqm) of accommodation. The building dates from the early nineteenth century, probably 1813 to 1814, with some original features remaining including fireplaces, arched window and window shutters, curved cantilevered stone staircase and 16 stack chimney. Recently used as a boarding house and Housemasters residence for Llandovery College. The large grounds include outbuildings, courtyard, parking area and grounds extending to approximately 1.2 acres. The property lends itself to multi uses apart from being returned to a glorious family home, it could be converted into luxury apartments, boutique hotel or business/residential premises, subject to the necessary planning consents.
The house was built for David Lloyd Harries who had been an attorney in the town since 1808. In 1870, it passed into the hands of Lieutenant Colonel Edward Pryse Lloyd, who changed his name to Lloyd Harries, as a condition, when he came into his inheritance. In the 1890s his brother Tudor Lloyd Harries became the owner.
Llandovery is an ancient market town often described as the gateway to West Wales situated at relatively low level at the foot of the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains. The village of Myddfai famous for its folklore is nearby where Prince Charles has his Welsh home. The A40 trunk road running through Llandovery gives good access to other towns with Brecon only 20 miles to the east and Cardiff being within 60 miles. The M4 is within easy reach to the South. Llandovery has a railway station on the Heart of Wales line which links Shrewsbury to Swansea with connections on to the main line network. Llandovery benefits from a range of shopping facilities which includes a variety of shops, supermarket, post office, butchers, doctors surgery, public houses/restaurants, junior school and Llandovery College in the private sector.
Virtual tour
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Ground Floor: 3 reception rooms, grand entrance hallway, bedrooms, ancillary W.c's and shower rooms, store rooms, boiler room, housemasters apartment with 1 bedroom
First Floor: Bedrooms, dormitory rooms, W.c's, bathrooms and shower rooms, housemasters apartment with 3 bedrooms
Second Floor: 8 Bedrooms, ancillary bathrooms and W.c's
Outside: Grounds of approximately 1.2acres, several dilapidated outbuildings, parking area, gardens
Tenure:
Advised Freehold - to be verified by solicitor
Tenancies:
To be sold with vacant possession
