Welcome to Bodeirian Market Street, Llanfyllin, a charming and spacious mid-terrace type home with 5 bed in the SY22 5BX area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 159 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £201,300 and a rental potential of £1,308 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
You can discover more about this property by reading the Mouseprice attributes tables in the next section, or if you are the owner and would like to update this property, for example if you've built an extension, you can do so at the top of this page.
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Mar 19, 2016. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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HouseSimple is pleased to present this excellent 5 bedroom, 2
Reception Terraced House in Market Street, Llanfyllin. More
information about the town and area follows the description of the
rooms. The owner and his partner ( Who now has severe mobility
problems ) will be relocating to a single storey property in
Llanfyllin.
Room Descriptions :
Kitchen : ( Photo 2 ) Fully fitted with Gas Hob
with Extracting Hood over & Electric Fan assisted built in oven,
built in Fridge & Dishwasher, and Double Sink. The units are high
quality German made & have easy access corner units. The flooring
is high quality laminate and extends through & into the Dining
Room.
Room width: 4m
(13ft 1 in) Room length:
3.47m
(11ft 4 in)
Dining Room : ( Photos 3 & 4 ) This room is
temporarily being used as a lounge whilst the lounge is being
redecorated. It has an original spacious built in cupboard and
drawer unit to the right of the small Victorian open fireplace.
Room width: 4.08m
(13ft 4 in) Room length:
3.62m
(11ft 10 in)
Lounge : At present, this room is being
decorated & photos will be added when it is completed. A log burner
stands on the original Victorian tiled hearth opposite the large
bay window.
Room width: 4.22m
(13ft 10 in) Room length:
3.88m
(12ft 8 in)
Bathroom : ( Photos 7 & 8 ) Spacious and
comfortable, the Bathroom has a double ended bath, wash basin,
thermostatic shower, built in utility station ( Washing Machine &
Drier ) & the gas fired Vaillant EcoTech Boiler above. Adjoining
the bathroom is a separate WC with wash basin.
Master Bedroom : ( Photo 10 ) Large Bay Window
& plenty of room for a king-size double, wardrobes, chest of
drawers ... & more !
Room width: 4.5m
(14ft 9 in) Room length:
3.51m
(11ft 6 in)
Bedroom 2 : This room is temporarily being used
to store furniture from the Dining Room & Lounge. Photos will be
uploaded when the lounge redecoration is complete and the room
restored to a bedroom. Suffice to say that there is ample room for
a double bed & all the normal bedroom furniture.
Room width: 4.12m
(13ft 6 in) Room length:
3.57m
(11ft 8 in)
Bedroom 3 : ( Photo 11 ) Currently being used
as a study, but would be ideal as a nursery or a bedroom for a
small child.
Room width: 2.76m
(9ft 0 in) Room length:
1.74m
(5ft 8 in)
Bedroom 4 : ( Photos 14 & 15 ) A very large
room presently equipped as a living / dining room & kitchen. The
kitchen has an Electric Hob with Extractor Hood over, Fridge &
small Electric Oven. Together with the adjoining Bedroom 5 ( Having
an ensuite WC, Basin & Shower ) this could either be a
self-contained flat ( Which may attract a rent of approx £300 per
month ), or could easily be returned to its original large bedroom
form - or even remodelled as a further 2 bedrooms.
Room width: 5.38m
(17ft 7 in) Room length:
4m
(13ft 1 in)
Bedroom 5 : ( Photos 16, 17 & 18 ) Double
bedroom having ensuite bathroom inc. WC, basin, thermostatic
shower, Velux skylight.
Room width: 3.94m
(12ft 11 in) Room length:
3.6m
(11ft 9 in)
Cellar : At the Kitchen end of the entrance
hall, stairs lead down to the cellar (s). Alongside the stairs is
space for freezer & recycling, leading to a separate log / coal
store & the main cellar which is the same size as the lounge above.
It has a concrete floor with DPM and a window. Presently used as a
workshop, it would be ideal for a large storage area. N.B.
The Ceiling Height is 1.8m.
Room width: 4.22m
(13ft 10 in) Room length:
3.88m
(12ft 8 in)
Courtyard : ( Photos 19, 20 & 21 ) The back
door from the kitchen opens onto a seating area which is under a
glassed canopy. The walled courtyard is quite private & extends
along the side and back of the kitchen. It gets a reasonable amount
of sun allowing good growing conditions for the many pots & hanging
baskets. At the far end is an open seating area, & around the
corner is a small shed & rear gate.
About Llanfyllin & The Area :
Llanfyllin, which is in Powys, Mid Wales, close to the border
with England,.has a much more 'cosmopolitan' feel than neighbouring
villages. It is a beautiful town set in rolling hills, locally
regarded as one of the most pleasant places to live in Powys with
one of the lowest crime rates in the UK. The market town of
Oswestry is 12 miles away ( 20 mins ), and the larger town of
Shrewsbury is 25 miles away ( 45 mins).
Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, the Seaside, Snowdonia
National Park & the Brecon Beacons are all less than 2 hours away.
Less than half hour away are the major attractions of Llanrhaeadr
Waterfall and Lake Vrynwy.
Market Street is just off the High Street, with Supermarket (
inc P.O. & Banking facilities ), Dentist, Vet, Chemist, Library,
Newsagent, Butcher, 3 Public Houses, Seeds Restaurant, Fish & Chip
Shop, Cafe, Greengrocer & Hardware Store. The Large GP Surgery &
Minor Injuries Unit, both Primary & Secondary Schools & Sports
Centre ( Swimming pool, fitness centre, gym, tennis courts and
all-weather football pitch. ) are all within very easy walking
distance. An Ambulance Station & a Fire Station are in town close
by.
This is truly a vibrant community boasting a wealth of talent
and interests. There is a centre for Community Arts as well as a
Film Club. The town hosts two yearly music festivals - The Gwyl
Gerdd for the classically minded, and The Workhouse for the more
modern. The latter supports a much broader Community Project which
is rebuilding and revitalising the buildings & site of the old
Workhouse outside of the town.
Those moving to the town can not only expect a warm welcome and
an easy passage into the community, but be assured that it is a
safe and supportive community in which to bring up children.
Council Tax: Band C (£1171.00 Per Annum )
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