Detached House for sale with 4 bedrooms, Llangyniew, Welshpool

Llangyniew, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 9EN

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Ref: 204-18_WEL190174

  • A detached Welsh watermill
  • Grade II Listed
  • Period property
  • Approximately 4 acres
  • River Frontage

Welcome to Heniarth Mill, a beautifully preserved Grade II listed Welsh watermill nestled alongside the River Banwy in the heart of Mid Wales. This charming, historic property is more than just a home; it offers a journey into the past, blending history, character, and natural beauty. The mill features three storeys of accommodation, including four double bedrooms and a number of reception rooms that showcase an array of period features from original flooring right up to the dark oak beams. Set on just under four acres of gardens and woodland that border the crystal-clear River Banwy, the location is a haven for wildlife lovers, frequently visited by otters, kingfishers, and various species of garden birds. Additionally, a two-storey outbuilding provides valuable storage space and potential for conversion, subject to planning permissions.

 

Location - Llangyniew is a picturesque village situated in Powys, Mid Wales, nestled in a serene rural landscape characterized by rolling hills and lush greenery. It lies approximately 7 miles of Welshpool, a market town offering various amenities and historical attractions, reachable within a 12-minute drive. The mainline station in Welshpool provides a link to Shrewsbury, Birmingham International and Aberystwyth. The village of Llanfair Caereinion, just 2 miles away, with medical centre, schools, post office, shops, pubs, garage and other amenities. The village is also about 40 miles east of the Welsh coast, with the coastal town of Aberystwyth accessible in around 1 hour and 15 minutes by car. Additionally, Llangyniew is roughly 30 miles west of the historic market town of Shrewsbury in Shropshire, England, a journey that takes about 50 minutes by car. This location combines tranquil countryside living with convenient access to urban and coastal destinations.

 

Step Inside - Step inside this charming property through its inviting entrance porch, leading into the spacious dining room centred around an exposed stone open fire. Characterful ceiling beams and traditional Welsh slate flooring add to the charm of this room, which has ample space for a large table and chairs, making it perfect for hosting family gatherings.

 

The open-plan kitchen and garden room have been designed to highlight the stunning rear views of the River Banwy and has the leat running beneath it. The kitchen features a Rangemaster, sink and drainer, numerous units with granite worktops, beautiful tiled flooring, and the added bonus of underfloor heating. An exposed stone opening leads to the garden room, which boasts serene views over the River Banwy and the greenery beyond.

 

Toward the front of the property, you’ll find a cozy snug that offers a range of period features, including the eye-catching original tiled flooring. Both the dining room and snug are equipped with a gas point.

 

Through the snug, you enter the main living space, centred around a beautiful log burner and rough stone walls. A spiral staircase leads to a galleried mezzanine floor overlooking the living space. Currently used as an office, this flexible area is perfect for working from home.

 

Ascending to the first floor, you are greeted by two double bedrooms and a shower room. The bedrooms offer plenty of space, with stunning period features such as pine flooring and beams. The shower room includes a large shower cubicle with sliding doors and tiled flooring.

 

The second floor offers two additional double bedrooms and a bathroom complete with panelling and a Velux window that floods the room with natural light. The larger of the two bedrooms on this floor has an interesting central door leading to a large loft space, which offers further potential for conversion into a luxury en suite or a larger bedroom area.

 

Step Outside - Set on just under four acres of exquisite gardens and grounds, this property is truly a countryside paradise. The land stretches alongside the crystal-clear waters of the River Banwy, offering unparalleled peace and tranquillity. Wildlife enthusiasts will be enchanted by the presence of otters, kingfishers, herons, and numerous other species that have been spotted along the picturesque riverbanks in recent years. For the avid angler, the property provides exclusive angling rights over 2 neighbouring fields. Offering over approximately 1.5 kilometres of pristine river frontage to explore.

 

The extensive grounds feature expansive lawns, four large flower beds and mature apple, pear, plum and damson trees. There is also a greenhouse and log store. The sweeping gravel driveway accommodates parking for several vehicles and a two storey, two room brick and slate barn. Subject to planning outbuilding could be transformed into a stunning annex for family or a holiday home.

 

Additionally, the Welshpool to Llanfair heritage railway runs past the gates of the property. Recently revived, it now operates steam locomotives offering scenic rides through Mid Wales. With a wave of the hand, the train will even stop to pick you up, providing a unique and nostalgic mode of transport to the local market town.

 

Agent's Note - There is a right of way over the courtyard fronting the property from neighbouring field.

 

 

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