Land for sale
Penegoes, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 8NW
Guide Price
£200,000
Residential Tags: Longhouse
Property Tags: Smallholding
Land Tags: Grazing Rights, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2021
- Removed: Nov 2021
- Residential Tags: Longhouse
- Property Tags: Smallholding
- Land Tags: Grazing Rights, Pasture Land
Renovation Project with 11 acres of Upland Hill Pasture and Grazing Rights on Bryn Wg Common
Unmodernised Cottage
Access by 4 wheel drive or on foot
Bryn Wg Isaf is an upland smallholding in an elevated location only 4 miles from the historic town of Machynlleth. It has an unmodernised cottage dwelling with attached outbuilding of a traditional Welsh Longhouse style. The property is of stone construction under a slated roof and remains almost in its entirety of its original construction without any modern amenities or mains services.
Bryn Wg is the principal hill to the rear and the cottage nestles next to a copse and is in a sheltered location overlooking the Abercegir valley below.
planning
A pre-planning application enquiry has been made of the Local Planning Authority, Powys County Council who comment (02/10/18):
From the submitted photographs with the pre application the existing dwelling is still readily recongisable as a dwelling with the stone walls and slated roof generally intact. The existing dwelling has character being in the rural upland of Wales longhouse style with an attached barn previously used for animal and fodder storage. The attached barn will provide further accommodation with the possibility of a small increase in the footprint of the existing dwelling.
The proposed design of the renovated dwelling shall take reference from either any recorded evidence of the architectural or archaeological interest of the former dwelling, or shall be reflective of the local vernacular. The local vernacular will need to be considered during the design process to ensure that the dwelling is in keeping with the surrounding area and reduce any possible impact on the surrounding landscape.
During the design process the landscape will have to be taken into consideration to ensure the proposal shall not be more dominant in the landscape than the former dwelling and shall not have a detrimental effect on the character of the landscape or the open countryside.
In light of the above and subject to an appropriate design which reflects the local vernicular the proposal is considered to be acceptable and compliant with policy H8.
A copy of the response, in full, is available upon request.
Marketed by: Morris Marshall & Poole, Machynlleth
Unmodernised Cottage
Access by 4 wheel drive or on foot
Bryn Wg Isaf is an upland smallholding in an elevated location only 4 miles from the historic town of Machynlleth. It has an unmodernised cottage dwelling with attached outbuilding of a traditional Welsh Longhouse style. The property is of stone construction under a slated roof and remains almost in its entirety of its original construction without any modern amenities or mains services.
Bryn Wg is the principal hill to the rear and the cottage nestles next to a copse and is in a sheltered location overlooking the Abercegir valley below.
planning
A pre-planning application enquiry has been made of the Local Planning Authority, Powys County Council who comment (02/10/18):
From the submitted photographs with the pre application the existing dwelling is still readily recongisable as a dwelling with the stone walls and slated roof generally intact. The existing dwelling has character being in the rural upland of Wales longhouse style with an attached barn previously used for animal and fodder storage. The attached barn will provide further accommodation with the possibility of a small increase in the footprint of the existing dwelling.
The proposed design of the renovated dwelling shall take reference from either any recorded evidence of the architectural or archaeological interest of the former dwelling, or shall be reflective of the local vernacular. The local vernacular will need to be considered during the design process to ensure that the dwelling is in keeping with the surrounding area and reduce any possible impact on the surrounding landscape.
During the design process the landscape will have to be taken into consideration to ensure the proposal shall not be more dominant in the landscape than the former dwelling and shall not have a detrimental effect on the character of the landscape or the open countryside.
In light of the above and subject to an appropriate design which reflects the local vernicular the proposal is considered to be acceptable and compliant with policy H8.
A copy of the response, in full, is available upon request.
Marketed by: Morris Marshall & Poole, Machynlleth
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.