Beautifully presented cottage enjoying fabulous views from its elevated location, perfect for walking and cycling close to the market town of Builth Wells.
Occupying a commanding position overlooking the River Wye, this stunning property offers friends and families the chance to immerse themselves in the rural tranquillity and soak up the panoramic views. Located amongst the rolling hills just north of the Brecon Beacons National Park, there are plenty of walks from your doorstep, but also lots of opportunities for adventures further afield.
After a busy day exploring, head home to spend sunny evenings on the elevated terrace appreciating the stunning view and clear skies. Spacious throughout, this semi-detached property is light and airy, making it an ideal place for a relaxing break. On entering, leave your coats and shoes in the porch before heading into the comfortable lounge, where you can snuggle up on the sofas of an evening. The kitchen/diner is next door with plenty of space to cook up some treats and dine together. Up the open-tread stairs, you’ll find three beautifully presented bedrooms, an en-suite shower room and family bathroom. Outside, there is a sun terrace and separate balcony from which to enjoy the views. You can also access the enclosed lawn via the slope.
Keen walkers and cyclists will find a wealth of routes close to the property and beyond, including those in and around the Brecon Beacons. The town of Brecon itself is 15 miles away and is a good starting point for adventures, whilst the highest peak, Pen-y-Fan, is 19 miles away. Canoeists won’t need to travel so far, as the River Wye is a short downhill walk from the property. If you are keen to wander around the local towns and villages, Builth Wells, a former Victorian spa town and now home to the Royal Welsh Showground, is 7.5 miles away and Hay-on-Wye, famous for its bookshops and literary festival, is 13 miles away.