6 bedroom house

Property Description

Detached stone and timber property with 6 acres of land. Nestled just 600 metres from the village centre with views over the Radnorshire Hills.

Property Details

Full description

Peacefully situated in 6 acres of beautiful gardens, woodland and additional land, enjoying wonderful uninterrupted views and clear skies in the popular village of Llangunllo, this unique, spacious and south facing property has been tastefully renovated and modernised, while retaining its original character. Little HenCefn provides 6 ensuite bedrooms, large reception rooms, detached studio with 2 further bedrooms including a readymade area for office space separate from the main property, whilst being nestled into the hills of the Welsh Marches, close to the English Border, perfectly placed for accessing surrounding market towns and cities such as Shrewsbury and Hereford; many within an hour's drive or 30 miles. Trains from Llangunllo to Euston, London 3hrs 50 mins.



This property is certainly a must view to be fully appreciated.

Little HenCefn is a fabulously presented stone and timber built property enjoying a wonderful position just on the outskirts of the village of Llungunllo with no direct neighbours yet only five minutes walk from the village with its active community and friendly pub. Having been extended and renovated by the current owners, the property now offers extensive accommodation with six bedrooms all with ensuites, large living room, dining hall, kitchen/family room, study, detached studio and garaging with room above can be used as office space. Occupying an elevated position it has wonderful views onto the surrounding countryside and sits within its six (approx) acres of woodland, garden and land which have been extensively managed to create large formal gardens to either side with a wealth of plants, flowers and shrubs which create an explosion of colour. The owners have run the property has a B+B but have stressed that they are not selling a business and are not business rated.



The accommodation comprises:
entrance porch, dining hall, kitchen/family room, utility room, study, rear porch, living room, six bedrooms with ensuites, detached studio with store rooms and garaging with room above ready made for office space. There is extensive wifi throughout the house, studio and garage room/office.



The path leads up to the front porch which is a very useful space to store coats and boots. The porch leads into a dining hall, with porcelain tiled flooring, oak staircase leading upstairs and doors leading to the various ground floor accommodation. To the left is a door leading into the wonderful kitchen/family room. The tiled floor has continued through to this room and there is a feature wood burning stove being a focal point of the room and an extensive range of cream wall and base units, extensive black worktops, black metro tiling and a Leisure range cooker (Gas/electric), integrated appliances and a door leading out to the front. Off the kitchen there is door leading into the study and a further door from the kitchen into the utility room which has space for fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. There are a range of cream wall cupboards, work tops and sink. A door leads to the rear porch which is a great space for freezers, storage and muddy boots or dogs! Off the dining/family end of the kitchen is a door into a shower room which doubles as a cloakroom and ensuite shower room to bedroom six with modern white tiling and white suite. Bedroom six also has a door leading back out to the dining hall.

Crossing the dining hall you go to the other end of the property and into the older part of the cottage where you will find great storage under the stairs which houses the oil fired boiler and two double bedrooms both having ensuite shower rooms with modern white suites.



From the dining hall, an oak staircase and glass balustrade leads up the first floor opening onto the landing with a corridor leading to the bedrooms and the vast living room.

Marketed by: Chancellors, Kington