Key Features

• Council Tax Band: H | Local Authority: Powys County Council | Tenure: Freehold
• Beautifully converted stone barn standing glorious gardens with views over the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
• Abergavenny 12 miles, Brecon 10 miles, Crickhowell 6 miles, Llangynidr 1 mile
• Sympathetically converted blending modern facilities with traditional architecture and a spacious imaginative layout
• Four reception rooms
• Superb fitted farmhouse style kitchen plus utility room
• Four/five bedrooms, two with en suite facilities
• A further bathroom and shower room
• Fastidiously maintained gardens with hillside views
• Extensive parking facilities

Summary

A beautifully presented and sympathetically converted detached stone barn located within a small development of barns of the former Cilwych Farm. The property is believed by the sellers to have origins rooted in the 15th century and yet despite its conversion has managed to retain a genuine ambience of these period origins which is noticeable as soon as you walk through the door. Arranged over three floors and with a split level ground floor, the design of the barn allows for a huge amount of natural light to fill the building with the inclusion of full height glazing to the original barn door and multiple French doors giving access to the outside space.

The imaginative layout provides excellent living accommodation which includes four reception rooms, two of which have fireplaces with log burners, a beautiful farmhouse style kitchen, four/five bedrooms plus four bath/shower rooms, a utility room and ground floor cloakroom. The gardens, which are extremely private, enjoy a manicured lawn and two separate sun terraces to the rear whilst there is extensive parking and a charming courtyard complemented by beautiful flower borders to the front.