House For Sale £220,000
A charming Victorian townhouse sympathetically renovated by the current owner to offer a characterful home spread over three floors just off the centre of the popular border town of Presteigne. The property has two double bedrooms, new kitchen and bathroom and an enclosed rear garden. Sold with No Onward Chain, we recommend you give us a call to view today.
Introduction - A beautifully presented townhouse that has been sympathetically refurbished by the current owner to offer buyers a perfect home just off the town centre of the border town of Presteigne. The property has two double bedrooms, a living room, study, kitchen/breakfast room and has further scope for improvement with extension potential.
Property Description - The original front door leads into the living room which has a feature fireplace with inset multi-fuel stove and lime plastered walls, this flows through to the kitchen/breakfast room which has a range of base units, worktops, integrated slim line dishwasher, oven and hob and washing machine. There is a fridge/freezer under the stairs and a stable door leading out to the garden.
On the first floor there is a large double bedroom with exposed original floorboards, feature fireplace and a spacious landing that is a perfect study space or reading nook. The bedroom on this floor could also be used as a lovely sitting room if the owner needed more reception space. The refurbished bathroom offers a four piece suite with a mosaic tiled shower, sink, WC and a bath with central taps and a little window to enjoy the views over the garden when enjoying a relaxing soak in the tub!
On the second floor you find another light and spacious bedroom which has Velux windows which allow views onto Stapleton and the hills surrounding the town. There is also handy storage space in the eaves.
Gardens And Parking - To the rear of the house is an enclosed garden with patio area off the kitchen perfect for table and chairs or sofa. from here steps lead up to a level area that is ready to be landscaped, turfed or create a veggie patch, there are already two established fruit trees, cherry and plum, to start you off. To the end of the garden is an old timber garden room currently used for storage which could be upgraded/replaced to create a studio, summer house or outdoor office. To the front of the property is a gravelled area with potted plants and shrubs, under the gravel is a tarmaced area that could be used as parking for a small vehicle. On street parking is however readily available on Hereford Street.
Location - Presteigne is a wonderful town on the welsh borders with the perfect mix of quirky independent shops and surrounded by breathtaking countryside. This was the county town of Radnorshire and has a wealth of festivals and cultural events. First, the oddly named Sheep Music Festival dedicated to contemporary music and the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts. The town is fortunate to have an award winning museum - The Judges Lodgings. Presteigne has a Primary and Secondary School and a Leisure Centre. The High Street has a marvelous range of independent shops, a great range of eating and drinking venues and several other pubs. There is a thriving community spirit with the popular market being held once a month. Further afield, the markets towns of Knighton and Ludlow offer a range of facilities, the latter being known for its restaurants and festivals. The nearest train station is in Knighton, a little under 7 miles away. The Cathedral City of Hereford, 20 miles offers greater amenities.
Services - The property has all mains services connected and has gas heating off a combi boiler. The property has a Powys County Council tax band C.
Agents Notes - Prospective purchasers are advised the property is in a conservation area and has been refurbished sympathetically. The property has also been re-wired and has a new combi boiler installed. Also, please note on the landing and in the bathroom the ceilings slope and offer restricted head height.
Introduction - A beautifully presented townhouse that has been sympathetically refurbished by the current owner to offer buyers a perfect home just off the town centre of the border town of Presteigne. The property has two double bedrooms, a living room, study, kitchen/breakfast room and has further scope for improvement with extension potential.
Property Description - The original front door leads into the living room which has a feature fireplace with inset multi-fuel stove and lime plastered walls, this flows through to the kitchen/breakfast room which has a range of base units, worktops, integrated slim line dishwasher, oven and hob and washing machine. There is a fridge/freezer under the stairs and a stable door leading out to the garden.
On the first floor there is a large double bedroom with exposed original floorboards, feature fireplace and a spacious landing that is a perfect study space or reading nook. The bedroom on this floor could also be used as a lovely sitting room if the owner needed more reception space. The refurbished bathroom offers a four piece suite with a mosaic tiled shower, sink, WC and a bath with central taps and a little window to enjoy the views over the garden when enjoying a relaxing soak in the tub!
On the second floor you find another light and spacious bedroom which has Velux windows which allow views onto Stapleton and the hills surrounding the town. There is also handy storage space in the eaves.
Gardens And Parking - To the rear of the house is an enclosed garden with patio area off the kitchen perfect for table and chairs or sofa. from here steps lead up to a level area that is ready to be landscaped, turfed or create a veggie patch, there are already two established fruit trees, cherry and plum, to start you off. To the end of the garden is an old timber garden room currently used for storage which could be upgraded/replaced to create a studio, summer house or outdoor office. To the front of the property is a gravelled area with potted plants and shrubs, under the gravel is a tarmaced area that could be used as parking for a small vehicle. On street parking is however readily available on Hereford Street.
Location - Presteigne is a wonderful town on the welsh borders with the perfect mix of quirky independent shops and surrounded by breathtaking countryside. This was the county town of Radnorshire and has a wealth of festivals and cultural events. First, the oddly named Sheep Music Festival dedicated to contemporary music and the Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts. The town is fortunate to have an award winning museum - The Judges Lodgings. Presteigne has a Primary and Secondary School and a Leisure Centre. The High Street has a marvelous range of independent shops, a great range of eating and drinking venues and several other pubs. There is a thriving community spirit with the popular market being held once a month. Further afield, the markets towns of Knighton and Ludlow offer a range of facilities, the latter being known for its restaurants and festivals. The nearest train station is in Knighton, a little under 7 miles away. The Cathedral City of Hereford, 20 miles offers greater amenities.
Services - The property has all mains services connected and has gas heating off a combi boiler. The property has a Powys County Council tax band C.
Agents Notes - Prospective purchasers are advised the property is in a conservation area and has been refurbished sympathetically. The property has also been re-wired and has a new combi boiler installed. Also, please note on the landing and in the bathroom the ceilings slope and offer restricted head height.
