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" Museum Cottages comrpises an attached 2 storey early 19th century Grade ll listed cottage providing characterful accommodation which has the benefit of gas fired central heating. The property has great history being built on the site of an earlier Toll House with its later use being the keepers accommodation for the Powysland Museum which was built alongside it. The symetrical design has a central entrance which is articulated by pillars at angles which flank the entrance. A noteable feature is the axial brick chimney stack which is centrally located within the pitched tiled roof. The front of the property is enhanced by an attractive verandah supported by timber posts. The property has been extensively renovated in recent years to provide a comfortable home of which the agents highly recommend an internal inspection to fully appreciate.

Description
Double Fronted Grade ll Listed Town Centre Cottage
Character 2 Storey 2 Bedroom Accommodation
Gas Fired Central Heating, Enclosed Rear Court Yard
Internal Inspection Recommended - No Forward Chain

Offers In The Region Of

For Sale By Private Treaty through our WELSHPOOL OFFICE: NWP00394

SITUATION: The property occupies a convenient location just off the town centre of Welshpool adjacent to St Mary's Church. Museum Cottage is prominently situated offset by attractive wrought iron railings with decorative finials. The town centre of Welshpool offers a good range of traditional shops and national supermarkets together with financial services. The train station allows for transportation to Shrewsbury together with the Cambrian Coast. Good road networks provide access to the Shropshire border with the West Midlands motorway network beyond.

DESCRIPTION: Museum Cottages comrpises an attached 2 storey early 19th century Grade ll listed cottage providing characterful accommodation which has the benefit of gas fired central heating. The property has great history being built on the site of an earlier Toll House with its later use being the keepers accommodation for the Powysland Museum which was built alongside it. The symetrical design has a central entrace which is articulated by pillars at angles which flank the entrance. A noteable feature is the axial brick stack which is centrally located within the pitched tiled roof. The front of the property is enhanced by an attractive verandah supported by octaganol timber posts. The property has been extensively renovated in recent years to provide a comfortable home of which the agents highly recommend an internal inspection to fully appreciate.

DIRECTIONS: From our Welshpool Office proceed from the traffic lights in Broad Street turning left into Church Street and continue up Church Bank where the property can then be sighted on the left hand side identified by our 'For Sale' board.

ACCOMMODATION
(Approximate room sizes only)

Ground Floor

ENTRANCE VERANDAH: With timber panelled arched entrance door opens into...

HALL: With pendant light and cupboard housing the electricity consumer unit, panelled half etched glazed doors lead off.

DINING ROOM: 12'1' x 9'5' (3.68m x 2.87m ) Radiator, pendant light, double glazed window to the front aspect, opening through to...

SITTING ROOM: 12'7' x 12'1' (max) (3.84m x 3.68m

( max) Radiator, satellite television point, 2 pendant lights and ceiling beam, double glazed window to the front and return door to the entrance hall, sliding door gives access to...

VESTIBULE: With smoke detector.

CLOAKROOM: Fitted with a white suite comprising: Pedestal wash hand basin, low level dual flush W.C., radiator, wall light point, loft hatch, obscure glazed window to the rear.

BREAKFAST KITCHEN: 10'9' x 7'9' (3.28m x 2.36m ) Fitted with a contemporary range of beech effect fronted units incorporating stainless steel circular sink unit with complementary drainer and hot and cold mixer tap, base cupboards beneath and 3 drawer unit, matching wall cupboards and glazed display cabinets, high gloss work surfaces with mosaic effect wall tiling to splash back, 4 plate ceramic hob with extractor hood and integral electric oven beneath, breakfast bar, 2 ceiling spot light bars, window to the rear aspect and UPVC glazed external door.

UTILITY AREA: 6'10' x 5'2' (2.08m x 1.57m ) Fitted with a range of wall cupboards, high gloss work surface with tiled splash back and space beneath for appliances, plumbing point for automatic washing machine, radiator, pendant light, 2 velux roof lights.

From the vestibule stairs with handrail quarter turn and ascend to...

First Floor

GALLERIED LANDING: Pendant light and smoke detector, loft hatch, conservation roof light, balustrade detail to stairwell and panelled doors leading off.

BEDROOM 1: 12'6 x 12' (max) (3.81m x 3.66m

( max) Radiator, 2 spotlight bars with exposed purlins to ceiling, useful eaves storage cupboard, 2 velux roof lights.

BEDROOM 2: 12'1 x 10' (L-shaped) (3.68m x 3.05m

( L-shaped) Radiator, 2 spotlight bars with exposed purlins to ceiling, double glazed window to the side aspect with views to St Mary's Church.

BATHROOM: 10'8 x 8' (3.25m x 2.44m ) Fitted with a white suite comprising: Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C., shower cubicle with inset 'Triton T80si' instantaneous electric shower, radiator, tiled wall surrounds, 2 flush mounted ceiling lights, 'Sime' wall mounted gas fired combination boiler providing for central heating and domestic hot water, obscure glazed windows to the side and rear.

Outside

To the front of the property Museum Cottage is offset from the footpath by decorative wrought iron railings with ornate spear finials and a central gate with a quarry tiled pathway to the entrance door. A quarry tiled reception area flanks the front elevation and gravelled borders adjacent.

To the rear of the property is an enclosed brick paved courtyard suitable for container garden enthusiasts with integral implement/tool store and exterior light. Rear access door to the side return.

Sale particulars produced on 09.06.10

GENERAL INFORMATION
VIEWING: By strict appointment with the selling agents Norman Lloyd & Co. Tel: 01938 552371

NEGOTIATIONS: Prospective purchasers are requested to conduct all negotiations through the Selling Agents.

TENURE: We understand that the property is Freehold however prospective purchasers are urged to make their own enquiries through the legal representatives.

SERVICES: We understand that mains electricity, water, gas and drainage are connected. Please note:- Any services, heating systems or appliances have not been tested and no warranty can be given or implied as to their working order.

LOCAL AUTHORITY: .Powys County Council, Severn Road, Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7AS. Tel No: 01938 552828

COUNCIL TAX: Band D (verbal enquiry only)

INDEPENDENT SURVEYS: If you do not buy or find your ideal home through Norman Lloyd & Co, we are able to offer RICS Home Buyers' Survey and Valuation Reports carried out by experienced qualified staff.

MORTGAGES: Buying a home can bring mixed emotions. It can be one of the most exciting times in your life, but at the same time, one of the most stressful. Whatever happens, it is more than likely to be the single biggest financial commitment you will ever make.
Today, competition in the mortgage market has never been so intense, with many new providers, such as insurance companies and supermarkets now entering the frame.

Unfortunately, it is not that easy to deduce which is the most attractive deal, as there are many offers to choose from, all claiming to be the best.
At Norman Lloyd & Co we would be delighted to recommend an independent mortgage specialist who will research the mortgage market for the most suitable option for your personal circumstances. Contact the Welshpool office on 01938 552371 for further details.

YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR OTHER LOAN SECURED ON IT
Written quotations available on request, all loans subject to status.

PROPERTY MIS-DESCRIPTIONS ACT 1991
The Agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures or fittings, services and so cannot verify that they are in working order or fit for the purpose. A buyer is advised to obtain verification from their Solicitor or Surveyor.
Norman Lloyd & Co endeavour to draft these details accurate and reliable taking reasonable steps to verify the information. The Vendor/s have also acknowledged these details are true and accurate. However if there is any point that is of particular importance to you, please contact our offices and we will be pleased to confirm the position for you, especially if you are travelling some distance to view a property.









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