Caedelyn
Evenjobb, Presteigne, Powys, LD8 2SA
Guide Price
£775,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Poly Tunnel
Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Woodland
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Poly Tunnel
- Land Tags: Overage / Clawback, Paddock, Woodland
A stunning detached house situated in approximately 1.6 acres of the most wonderful gardens and grounds with far reaching southerly views onto Hergest Ridge and Bradnor View. This bespoke designed property has spacious rooms with large windows ensuring you have sight of the wonderful location. The property also has parking, garage and workshop all located in the village of Evenjobb near the popular border town of Presteigne.
Introduction - This beautiful home has been designed to take advantage of the stunning position and to provide easy to maintain, spacious rooms this is a truly incredible property and certainly worth viewing. The property is a perfect blend of modern construction and traditional oak framing and will appeal to anyone looking for a new style house or an older traditional Welsh Oak property. Having been finished an incredibly high standard the property includes Neff & Bosch kitchen equipment, Franke sink and taps, Clearview wood stoves, Porcelinosa floor tiles and Roca sanitary-wear to name but a few we are sure you will appreciate this. The gardens are an absolute delight and the planted woodland and orchard is maturing beautifully. There is ample gated private parking as well as a detached oak framed garage/workshop and open fronted covered parking bay.
Property Description - The property is approached along sweeping tree lined driveway providing access to this and two other properties. Turning left at the end in to the property there is a large gated parking area which also leads to the covered parking area. The property has a traditional pillared open porch leading to the front door and once through this you are greeted by the full length hallway with door to rear garden and tiled flooring throughout. Immediately on the left is the cloakroom and on the right are double doors leading to the sitting room. This is a full length room with windows to the front and rear and is dominated by the stunning inglenook style fireplace with wood burning stove and continues with the stunning tiled flooring.
On the left is the snug or, if you prefer, a dining room again with a full height floor to eaves window overlooking the rear garden and another smaller inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. This room has built-in oak bookshelves and display unit and turned staircase leading to the first floor; the tiled flooring continues through this room and in to the kitchen/dining room. A room with plenty of light with three windows and a door leading to the rear garden; this room is designed to be the focal point of the property with a range of hand made bespoke kitchen units by local craftsman Harrison & Pope and granite surfaces and houses all the built-in appliances including a 6 ring gas hob! There is a large freestanding island providing additional storage and working space along with a matching dresser. The remaining space is currently used as a dining room but could equally be used for a sitting area with sofa's and coffee table. Off the kitchen is a huge utility/boot room with a door leading out to the front where there is another open porch. In this room there are plenty of units with surfaces over and a sink. There is also a shower cubicle and the wonderful walk-in pantry with ample shelving.
Taking the oak stairs from the Snug the impressive oak framing becomes more obvious and it starts with the minstrels galleried landing where the aforementioned floor to eaves window provides the perfect framing for the incredible views and is a great space to sit and relax and enjoy them. To the left are bedrooms two and three, both with fitted wardrobes and the large family bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle. To the right is bedroom four or home study and the walk-in linen cupboard again with plenty of shelves. Continuing further you enter the master bedroom suite which includes a large bedroom with partially vaulted ceiling and window to front and rear and two double fitted "his 'n hers" wardrobes. There is also the en suite shower room.
Garden And Paddock - The garden has been beautifully developed with mature plants, shrubs and bushes and has flag-stoned pathways meandering around the property and private patio area. There is an outside rainwater water tap as well as the mains tap for convenience and the whole area is enclosed by a mixture of beech and hornbeam hedging. The paddock measures approximately 1.4 acres in size and is what gives the property its Welsh name Caedelyn meaning "The Place of the Harp". This harp shaped area has seen the owners plant a huge range of fruit, evergreen and deciduous trees which are maturing well and is enclosed by hedgerow and post and rail fence with a five bar gate providing good access. There is a screened timber garden tool store with power and a vegetable garden with large polytunnel, raised beds and composting area adjacent.
Garage/Workshop And Car Port - 6.10m x 3.05m (20 x 10) - There is a detached oak-framed & timber clad garage/workshop with double doors, power, light and water with adjacent open fronted carport.
Location - Evenjobb is located in a rural position equidistant between Kington, Presteigne and Knighton being between 5.5 to 7 miles from each. They all have shopping, schooling and sporting facilities but the bigger towns of Llandrindod Wells and Leominster are only 19 miles to the west and east respectively. The name is old English for Evens Wood and the Welsh equivalent is Evencoyd although the true Welsh name is Einsiob which means Emma's Valley. The area is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking walks, forests and hills this part of the country has to offer and includes Offa's Dyke which runs a few miles east of the village. Kington Golf Club is located a few miles south and is noted as being the highest Golf Course in England sat atop the National Trust's Bradnor Hill.
Services And Tenure - Mains water & electricity; Private drainage to modern septic tank system; LPG underfloor heating; hot water and hob
Air/heat recovery system; Underground rainwater harvesting tank connected to garden tap.
Freehold; Powys County Council tax band G
Agents Notes - The access from the road is private and only serves this, the adjacent property and the old farmhouse (rarely used). This property has an unequivocal right of way by foot or vehicle. We understand that when the land was purchased the original seller placed an overage agreement on the field; further details can be obtained on request.
Marketed by: Cobb Amos, Knighton
Introduction - This beautiful home has been designed to take advantage of the stunning position and to provide easy to maintain, spacious rooms this is a truly incredible property and certainly worth viewing. The property is a perfect blend of modern construction and traditional oak framing and will appeal to anyone looking for a new style house or an older traditional Welsh Oak property. Having been finished an incredibly high standard the property includes Neff & Bosch kitchen equipment, Franke sink and taps, Clearview wood stoves, Porcelinosa floor tiles and Roca sanitary-wear to name but a few we are sure you will appreciate this. The gardens are an absolute delight and the planted woodland and orchard is maturing beautifully. There is ample gated private parking as well as a detached oak framed garage/workshop and open fronted covered parking bay.
Property Description - The property is approached along sweeping tree lined driveway providing access to this and two other properties. Turning left at the end in to the property there is a large gated parking area which also leads to the covered parking area. The property has a traditional pillared open porch leading to the front door and once through this you are greeted by the full length hallway with door to rear garden and tiled flooring throughout. Immediately on the left is the cloakroom and on the right are double doors leading to the sitting room. This is a full length room with windows to the front and rear and is dominated by the stunning inglenook style fireplace with wood burning stove and continues with the stunning tiled flooring.
On the left is the snug or, if you prefer, a dining room again with a full height floor to eaves window overlooking the rear garden and another smaller inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. This room has built-in oak bookshelves and display unit and turned staircase leading to the first floor; the tiled flooring continues through this room and in to the kitchen/dining room. A room with plenty of light with three windows and a door leading to the rear garden; this room is designed to be the focal point of the property with a range of hand made bespoke kitchen units by local craftsman Harrison & Pope and granite surfaces and houses all the built-in appliances including a 6 ring gas hob! There is a large freestanding island providing additional storage and working space along with a matching dresser. The remaining space is currently used as a dining room but could equally be used for a sitting area with sofa's and coffee table. Off the kitchen is a huge utility/boot room with a door leading out to the front where there is another open porch. In this room there are plenty of units with surfaces over and a sink. There is also a shower cubicle and the wonderful walk-in pantry with ample shelving.
Taking the oak stairs from the Snug the impressive oak framing becomes more obvious and it starts with the minstrels galleried landing where the aforementioned floor to eaves window provides the perfect framing for the incredible views and is a great space to sit and relax and enjoy them. To the left are bedrooms two and three, both with fitted wardrobes and the large family bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle. To the right is bedroom four or home study and the walk-in linen cupboard again with plenty of shelves. Continuing further you enter the master bedroom suite which includes a large bedroom with partially vaulted ceiling and window to front and rear and two double fitted "his 'n hers" wardrobes. There is also the en suite shower room.
Garden And Paddock - The garden has been beautifully developed with mature plants, shrubs and bushes and has flag-stoned pathways meandering around the property and private patio area. There is an outside rainwater water tap as well as the mains tap for convenience and the whole area is enclosed by a mixture of beech and hornbeam hedging. The paddock measures approximately 1.4 acres in size and is what gives the property its Welsh name Caedelyn meaning "The Place of the Harp". This harp shaped area has seen the owners plant a huge range of fruit, evergreen and deciduous trees which are maturing well and is enclosed by hedgerow and post and rail fence with a five bar gate providing good access. There is a screened timber garden tool store with power and a vegetable garden with large polytunnel, raised beds and composting area adjacent.
Garage/Workshop And Car Port - 6.10m x 3.05m (20 x 10) - There is a detached oak-framed & timber clad garage/workshop with double doors, power, light and water with adjacent open fronted carport.
Location - Evenjobb is located in a rural position equidistant between Kington, Presteigne and Knighton being between 5.5 to 7 miles from each. They all have shopping, schooling and sporting facilities but the bigger towns of Llandrindod Wells and Leominster are only 19 miles to the west and east respectively. The name is old English for Evens Wood and the Welsh equivalent is Evencoyd although the true Welsh name is Einsiob which means Emma's Valley. The area is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking walks, forests and hills this part of the country has to offer and includes Offa's Dyke which runs a few miles east of the village. Kington Golf Club is located a few miles south and is noted as being the highest Golf Course in England sat atop the National Trust's Bradnor Hill.
Services And Tenure - Mains water & electricity; Private drainage to modern septic tank system; LPG underfloor heating; hot water and hob
Air/heat recovery system; Underground rainwater harvesting tank connected to garden tap.
Freehold; Powys County Council tax band G
Agents Notes - The access from the road is private and only serves this, the adjacent property and the old farmhouse (rarely used). This property has an unequivocal right of way by foot or vehicle. We understand that when the land was purchased the original seller placed an overage agreement on the field; further details can be obtained on request.
Marketed by: Cobb Amos, Knighton
Land Registry Data
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