4 bed detached house for sale

Beulah, Llanwrtyd Wells LD5

The sale of Pant Glas offers a wonderful opportunity to purchase an impressive country residence that sits in a peaceful part of the Mid-Wales countryside, yet in reality within walking distance of the amenities that the village has to offer. During the current owners tenure, the property has undergone a painstaking and sympathetic schedule of improvements, and now offers flexible, generous accommodation to suit a variety of purposes.

The property is approached from a country lane just outside Beulah, via a gated driveway that opens up into a wonderful parking and turning area. With enough space for many vehicles, there will be no issues for guests parking, whether entertaining or utilising the annexe as a holiday let to supplement income. The driveway leads up to the front doors of the house and the annexe, as well as up to the gates of the paddock.

Pant Glas :

The main residence is approached via a front door which is protected from the elements by a canopy porch. The entrance hallway enjoys a carpeted staircase, with storage under, to a first floor landing, as well as a door into a modern family shower room, enjoying a suite of corner shower, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin. A door from the hallway leads into a wonderful reception room, the perfect place to relax, with charming feature fireplace housing a woodburning stove, recess cupboards, and floor to ceiling window flooding the room with natural light. The kitchen/dining room is next, which offers modern fixtures and fittings, and ample space for food preparation, cooking and dining. A door from here leads into a useful utility room, with gives access to the front and rear grounds, as well as having a door into the self-contained annexe, connecting the two homes together.

The landing enjoys large, bespoke timber storage cupboards, and gives access into all the rooms on the first floor. The main bedroom is of superb size, and boasts dual aspect windows to take in the striking views over the rolling hills of Mid-Wales. A second double room, and a comfortable single are also accessed from here. The first floor accommodation is completed by a modern family bathroom, enjoying a suite of panelled bath, low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin and separate double shower cubicle.

Pant Glas Barn :

A wonderful, completely self-contained - including the garden - one bedroom annexe which is attached to the main residence via the interlinking utility room. Approached from the house itself, a door opens up into a stunning reception room, another great space to relax, with ample space for dining as well, having a vaulted ceiling, woodburning stove, and double opening doors to the private garden area. A door from here leads into the entrance hallway, with plenty of storage, and access into a modern fitted galley kitchen, good sized double bedroom, and a luxury shower room enjoying a suite of double walk-in shower, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

Grounds :

This fine country home benefits from the aforementioned driveway and parking, and the grounds immediately surrounding the house and annexe are finely manicured, offering privacy and low maintenance enjoyment. The gardens are well fenced, and there are many seating areas to take in the views, and other level areas of lawn all flanked by mature shrubs and bushes. Pant Glas also benefits from a level, fenced paddock, which itself is over an acre, that is laid to pasture, and with the accompanying stable block, would provide a superb pony paddock should the new owners wish to use it this way.

There are too many positives with this excellent home to describe using mere words - call us today to book in your viewing!

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The property is tucked away in an elevated position above the sleepy village of Beulah, which enjoys a village shop and petrol station, plus a well-thought-of public house, known in the area for its food. Llanwrtyd Wells, just five miles away, with a population of approximately 850, is the smallest town in Wales. A former Spa town, Llanwrtyd Wells lies in arguably some of the most beautiful countryside in Wales on the A483 mid-way between Builth Wells and Llandovery. Known for its friendliness and traditional pubs, Llanwrtyd has also acquired fame as the Home of Bog Snorkelling and for the annual Man versus Horse Marathon and other unusual events. The town has a primary school, medical centre, library, petrol station, post office, atm cash point and Premier shop. The market town of Builth Wells, located at the heart of Powys, is 13 miles away. It lies within the Historic Boundaries of Brecknockshire, situated on the banks of the River Wye and the River Irfon – this upper section of the Wye Valley is well-known for trout and salmon angling. Builth Wells is famous for hosting the annual Royal Welsh Show, which is the biggest agricultural show in Europe and attracts over 240,000 visitors to the town each year.