Howey, Llandrindod Wells, LD1

An attractive, tastefully modernised, 3-bed, 2-bath detached bungalow, with beautiful panoramic views,
set in ¼-acre of private gardens in a peaceful country location, yet only 3 miles from the County Town

A spacious detached bungalow built in 1962 from a timber frame with Cedarwood cladding and slate roof. The bungalow has a matching extension, Conservatory, modern fittings, electric E7, PVC double-glazing and it briefly comprises: - Entrance Hall, Master Bedroom (with en-suite Shower Room), Kitchen / Breakfast Room, Inner Hall, Lounge, Conservatory, Bathroom and two double Bedrooms. Outside there is ample parking on a long tarmac drive, detached garage / workshop, patio, balcony and sweeping lawns, surrounded by screen hedging, mature trees and shrubs. Council Tax - Band C   EPC - E (40)

ENTRANCE HALL    Being L-shaped with a modern part glazed PVC door and window to East, laminate flooring, coving, cloak hooks, bench seat with storage, built-in cupboard, storage heater, glazed door to Kitchen and door to

MASTER BEDROOM (rear) 17'11" x 11'7" (5.46m x 3.53m). Having a window to South, French doors on the West side lead to a decked balcony, storage heater, a cream coloured fitted suite with six wardrobes, bedside cabinets, six high-level storage cupboards, dressing table and chest of drawers, and glazed door to

EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM    Having a white toilet, a wash basin in a vanity unit and glazed shower cubicle with an electric shower, together with tiled surrounds, tiled floor, illuminated mirror, fan heater, coving, cloak hooks, window and extractor fan.

KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM 18' x 7' (5.49m x 2.13m). Having a range of cream coloured cabinets incorporating eight base cupboards, six wall cupboards, two glazed dresser style cupboards, tall oven housing, inset stainless steel sink, work tops with tiled surrounds, breakfast bar, integrated ceramic hob, electric oven, stainless steel chimney cooker hood, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. In addition there is laminate flooring, storage heater, coving, windows to front and rear (East and West), two spotlight bars and door to

INNER HALL    Having an airing cupboard (electric immersion heater) and access to loft.

FAMILY BATHROOM -    Having a white toilet, wash basin in a vanity unit and panelled bath with an electric shower and glazed screen over, together with tiled surrounds, electric ladder towel heater, fan heater, laminate flooring and two windows.

LOUNGE 16' x 11' (4.88m x 3.35m). (plus 3'11" x 3'3") Having a stone open fireplace and matching television stand with marble tops, television point, coving, dado, storage heater, windows to South and West and a wide double-glazed patio door to

CONSERVATORY 13'4" x 9' (4.06m x 2.74m). A PVC double-glazed structure built in a Victorian style off dwarf walls with a polycarbonate roof, laminate flooring, triple ceiling light and French doors to the rear patio.

BEDROOM 2 11'11" x 10' (3.63m x 3.05m). Having a storage heater, coving, built-in double wardrobe, three book shelves and windows to South and East.

BEDROOM 3 (rear) 9'2" x 8'5" (2.8m x 2.57m). Having a storage heater, laminate flooring and window to East.

OUTSIDE

DETACHED GARAGE / WORKSHOP 17'11" x 9' (5.46m x 2.74m). A matching timber structure with corrugated asbestos cement roof, double doors, personal door to side, temporary plywood divider and lighting. STORES 11' 6" x 9' 4" ( 3.51 m x 2.84 m ) - A matching structure located at the rear.

GARDENS    Brynheulog is built on a sloping 0.24-acre site with a Westerly aspect and bordering farmland on two sides. It is approached through a pair of wooden gates and a wide tarmac drive runs to the garage, giving ample parking (in tandem). The bungalow is surrounded by undulating lawns with mature shrubs and ornamental trees, with a slightly elevated, sheltered patio area on the Western side. Brynheulog has excellent privacy from neatly clipped hedges and panoramic views everywhere.



Brynheulog (meaning: sunny hill) is approached over about 100 yards of single-track council road from the A483 Manchester to Swansea Trunk road and there are four bungalows nearby. The bungalow has a lovely Westerly aspect at the rear, the garden borders a field on two sides and there are beautiful views to South, West and North across the Wye Valley and Cambrian Mountains. The village on Howey is 1.3 miles and has a Thai restaurant, Community Centre, Church and Chapel, although there are regular buses passing the bottom of the lane (100 yards), with services to the neighbouring towns, Newtown and Cardiff (T4). The County Town and administration centre of Llandrindod Wells is 3 miles and the pretty market town of Builth Wells is 4½ miles, and together they provide an excellent range of amenities to include a Tesco Superstore, Aldi and Co-op supermarkets, independent shops, successful schools, Hospital, Railway Station (Shrewsbury to Swansea Line). The area has excellent leisure amenities and within a 12 mile radius there are three sports centres, cinema, theatres, indoor and outdoor bowls, two 18-hole golf courses and lots of pubs and hotels to include the famous Hotel Metropole. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and tranquillity, ideal for outdoor activities such as walking, cycling, river and lake fishing. The City of Hereford and coastal resort of Aberystwyth are both about an hours drive, with Cardiff, Swansea, Worcester and the Severn Bridge just over a 1½-hour drive (Note - All times dependent on traffic levels). In the Rightmove buyer survey of 2015 the LD1 Post Code area was declared “the friendliest place to move to in the UK” and in their 2017, 2019, 2020 and 2021 surveys Llandrindod Wells was declared the “Happiest Town in Wales”. Read less