Welcome to Erw Wen Ffordd Goed, Oswestry, a cozy and compact detached type home with 5 bed in the SY10 0PF area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band G.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £478,500 and a rental potential of £3,110 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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"A most attractive five bedroom detached house of character offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout. The house occupies a fantastic position in a lovely setting with good size gardens. Situated in a beautiful village location having excellent views across the Welsh Hills. Access to Oswestry and Shrewsbury and the A5 with links to Chester,Telford, Birmingham and Manchester. The accommodation briefly comprises: Timber framed open porch. Reception hallway. Lounge with exposed beams. Attractive family kitchen/dining room. Utility room. Cloakroom. Internal Garage. To the First floor Master Bedroom and four further bedrooms. Bathroom & Shower room. Large driveway. Large car port. Workshop and stable. Front, Rear and side gardens with Approximately 1 acre of grounds beyond. Double glazing. Oil fired central heating. Viewing is highly recommended by the selling agent for the property and its situation to be fully appreciated. EPC Rating D
Description A most attractive five bedroom detached house of character offering spacious and versatile accommodation. Built in 1988 by a local builder the property has insulated cavity walls with an attractive granite exterior and double glazing throughout. Set in the picturesque area of Penybontfawr and the surrounding Welsh hills the property benefits from the beautiful views at every window. There is a family kitchen with fitted units, an island and Rayburn together with a separate dining area. There is also a conservatory, utility, snug and garage on the ground floor.
On the first floor there is the master bedroom and four further bedrooms. At present one bedroom is utilised as a study. A shower room and a separate bathroom compliment the accommodation. There is also a patio, terraced rear garden extending into an approximately 1 acre lawned area with specimen trees. In addition there is a timber barn/ workshop with single stable attached. A two storey car port has the potential for development to an annex. The property is currently connected to the internet by high speed fibre optic cable. Location Penybontfawr is a popular residential village, situated in idyllic countryside, renowned for its walks and dramatic scenery. The village has a post office/shop, church, chapel, primary school, public house and garage which all go to serve the villages day to day needs. Penybontfawr also lies in the catchment of the very highly regarded Llanfyllin High School. Oswestry is some fifteen miles distant, providing a greater range of leisure and shopping facilities.
Oswestry is a popular market town enjoying shopping facilities which serve the day to day needs of the area. Shrewsbury and Chester are both some 1/2 hour drive. Oswestry is a thriving market town, providing a good range of shopping and leisure facilities and primary and high schools, Affording easy access to the A5 trunk road, which gives easy daily travelling to Shrewsbury and Telford to the south, Wrexham, Chester and the Wirral to the Northwest. Entrance Hall 3.7m x 2.9m
(12'1' x 9'6') Decorative timber entrance door into a welcoming entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, radiator, coving to ceiling, under stairs storage. Door to: Spacious Lounge 7.1m x 4.3m
(23'3' x 14'1') With double glazed window to the front, side and rear. A delightful room with exposed beams to ceiling, feature fireplace with solid fuel burner and slate hearth, recessed shelving and oak beam, radiator, television point and decorative wall lighting. Kitchen/Diner 7.0m x 4.3m
(22'11' x 14'1') Fitted with a range of base and wall units with work surface over, sink with mixer tap and tiled splash backs, Integrated appliances including dishwasher, oven, hob and fridge. Matching island with breakfast bar facility. Oil fired Rayburn set into brick feature fireplace with oak beam over, space for large dining table, further storage/shelving, tiled flooring, decorative wooden ceiling beams, double glazed windows to the front and rear. Utility 4.m3 x 3.2m
(13'1'9'10' x 10'5' ) Fitted with base and wall units with work surface over and stainless steel sink with mixer tap and tiled splash backs, oil fired central heating boiler, storage cupboard, radiator, tiled flooring, part wood paneling to walls and door to the rear garden. Cloaks W.C With W.C, radiator and double glazed obscured window to the side. Garage 5m x 4.4m
(16'4' x 14'5') With double glazed window to the side, power and lighting, up and over door, radiator, spaces for fridge freezer and tumble dryer. Conservatory 4.88m x 3.66m
(16'0' x 12'0') Of UPVC construction with slate flooring, wall lighting and double patio doors leading to the garden. First Floor Landing With storage cupboard, airing cupboard, loft access and radiator. Doors leading to: Master Bedroom 4.3m x 3.7m
(14'1' x 12'1') With double glazed windows to the front and side, built in wardrobes, coving to ceiling and radiator. Bedroom Four/Study 4.3m x 3m
(14'1' x 9'10') With double glazed window to the side, coving to ceiling and radiator. Bathroom 2m x 3.3m
(6'6' x 10'9') Fitted with a contemporary white suite comprising freestanding bath with mixer and shower attachment, pedestal sink and low flush W.C, integrated heated towel rail and radiator, fully tiled walls and flooring and double glazed window to the rear. Shower Room 2.3m x 2.6m
(7'6' x 8'6') Fitted with a corner shower cubicle with Triton electric shower and a white suite comprising vanity sink unit and low flush W.C, radiator, fully tiled walls and flooring and double glazed window to the front. Bedroom Two 2.8m x 4.3m
(9'2' x 14'1') With double glazed window to the front, radiator, tongue and groove pine flooring and ceiling. Bedroom Three 3m x 4.3m
(9'10' x 14'1') With double glazed window to the front and coving to ceiling. Large Bedroom Five 4.3m x 7m
(14'1' x 22'11') Currently used as a Guest Room/Music Room with two radiators and double glazed windows to the front and side. Outside To the front is a tarmacadam driveway leading to the front and side of the property with hedging to all boundaries, borders consisting of established shrubs and ornate specimen trees. A lawned area with timber archway and shrub borders continuing around the side of the property to the Rear Garden where there is a large paved patio area and steps to lawn. A terraced garden of stone walling and gravelled area with perennials, ornamental and oriental plants surrounding a fish pond. A lawned area leads to an extensive one acre paddock with hedging and timber boundaries. Timber Barn/Workshop 7.2m x 3.8m
(23'7' x 12'5') With concrete flooring, corregated roofing currently used as a storage/workshop with power and lighting and covered secure chicken coup. Stable 5m x 5.6m
(16'4' x 18'4') Of timber construction with concrete flooring, double access doors and access from a five bar gate from the lane with hardstanding. Carport 6.5m x 6.8m
(21'3' x 22'3') (Potential development for Annex subject to planning permission) with space for two vehicles, concrete flooring, log store, rear workshop electric power and light. Stairs leading to the roof area 7.8m x 3.2m with power and lighting, window to the side, door to the side and separate electrical distribution box. Directions Take the A483 road out of Oswestry towards Welshpool. At Llynclys crossroads, turn right signposted Llanrhaeadr. Stay on this road for approximately ten miles, passing through Llangedwyn. Take the left turning signposted Bala and Penybontfawr and carry on for about three miles, when you come to a junction, turn right for Penybontfawr. In the centre of the village turn left on the opposite side to, but just beyond the village car park. Proceed up this lane for about 50 metres and the drive for the property can be found on the right, just beyond the first turning on the right"
Tax band G
5,815 sqm plot
