Property Details

£425,000

Brynllwyd Mawr, Corris, Machynlleth

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Key Features

Property Description

Nestled in the heart of the serene countryside, Brynllwyd Mawr stands as a testament to timeless elegance and modern comfort. This 3-bedroom detached stone property, crowned with a traditional slated roof, exudes a charm that is both inviting and majestic.

As you approach the property, you're greeted by a beautifully landscaped garden that stretches over half an acre. The well-tended lawns are dotted with a variety of trees and shrubs, creating a peaceful oasis that beckons you to unwind. Several timber outbuildings, including three quaint sheds and a larger garage, provide ample storage space, while a dedicated parking area offers room for 2-3 cars and potential for a purpose-built garage.

Step inside, and you'll find yourself in a world where tradition meets luxury. The spacious interior is a harmonious blend of character and modernity, designed to offer both comfort and style.

The heart of the home is the kitchen, a bright and airy space measuring 3.24m x 5.71m. The part-vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and an exposed beam floods the room with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere. The new units and appliances, including an electric range cooker and dishwasher, make this kitchen a chef's delight. Just off the kitchen is a convenient WC (1.57m x 1.23m) with a toilet and basin.

From the kitchen, a hall (6.1m x 1.78m) with an original oak staircase leads you through the home. The dining room (3.56m x 2.23m) is an intimate space, perfect for family meals, with a window that frames the picturesque rear of the property.

The living room (4.54m x 5.79m) is the heart of the home, a spacious sanctuary where comfort meets style. A large log burner adds warmth and character, while the built-in storage and windows overlooking the hillside and woodland create a cozy retreat. Adjacent to the living room is a study (3.65m x 3.01m), featuring a blocked-up fireplace that hints at the property's storied past.

The jewel of Brynllwyd Mawr is the conservatory (4.33m x 5.97m). Built just a decade ago, this space offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Carpeted throughout, the conservatory is a place of tranquility, with an accessible cellar beneath and an exposed gable end that adds a unique touch of character.

Upstairs, the property offers three inviting bedrooms.

Bedroom 1 (2.55m x 4.52m) is a cozy retreat, perfect for restful nights.
Bedroom 2 (3.01m x 4.51m) and Bedroom 3 (2.52m x 3.72m) offer ample space for family or guests, each with its own unique charm.

The bathroom (3.69m x 2.45m) is a haven of relaxation, featuring a full-sized bath, separate shower cubicle, w/c, and basin. A loft, running the length of the property (10.69m x 3.01m), provides extensive storage space and is easily accessed from the bathroom.

Brynllwyd Mawr is more than just a home; it's a lifestyle. With mains electricity and water supply, a septic tank drainage system, and an oil-fueled combi-boiler located in the kitchen, every modern convenience is at your fingertips.

Located near the charming villages of Corris and Machynlleth, there is a wealth of activities and attractions to enjoy. Corris offers the unique King Arthur's Labyrinth, where you can explore underground caverns and hear tales of Welsh legends. For nature enthusiasts, the Corris Mine Explorers provide an exciting journey into abandoned slate mines.

In nearby Machynlleth, the cultural heart of Mid Wales, you can visit the Centre for Alternative Technology, a pioneering eco-center dedicated to sustainability and green living. Every Wednesday, the bustling Machynlleth Market fills the streets with local produce, crafts, and a vibrant community atmosphere.

For outdoor adventurers, the surrounding Dyfi Valley and Snowdonia National Park offer countless opportunities for hiking, biking, and wildlife spotting, ensuring there's always something to see and do.

Rated Council Tax Band E by Powys County Council, and offering the security of freehold tenure, this property is a rare gem.

Whether you're drawn by the luxurious interiors, the stunning views, or the promise of peaceful country living, Brynllwyd Mawr is ready to welcome you home.

Heating
The property is heated through an oil central heating system. The agent has tested no services, appliances or central heating system.

Services
We have been informed that the property benefits from a mains supply of electric and water and benefits from a private septic tank drainage system. There is also broadband at the property.

Council Tax
Band E

Directions
When travelling towards Machynlleth from Dolgellau on the A470, pass through the village of Corris
Uchaf. Continue past King Arthur's Labrynth on the right, around the bend in the road and on the righthand side, opposite the small train station, you will find the driveway for Brynllwyd Mawr.
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Planning
We are not aware of any current planning applications in place in relation to the property.

Wayleaves, Easements & Rights Of Way
The property will be sold subject to and with the benefit of all wayleaves, easements and rights of way whether mentioned in these particulars or not.

Method of Sale
The property is to be offered for sale by Private Treaty.

Tenure & Possession
The Freehold of the property is offered with Vacant Possession on completion of sale.

Local Authorities
Powys County Council

Viewings
Strictly by confirmed appointment with the vendor's agents R G Jones - 01678 520495

Health & Safety
Given the potential hazards of property, we ask you to be as vigilant as possible when making your inspection for your own personal safety.

DISCLAIMER
These particulars, whilst believed to be accurate, are set for guidance only and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers or purchasers should not rely on them as statements or representation of fact but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise of their accuracy. No person in the employment of Farmers Marts (R G Jones) Ltd has the authority to make or give any representations or warranty in relation to the property.

Council Tax Band: E (Powys County Council)
Tenure: Freehold

Kitchen w: 5.71m x l: 3.24m (w: 18' 9" x l: 10' 8")
With part vaulted ceiling, Velux windows and a beautiful, exposed beam

With all new units and appliances including electric range cooker and dishwasher.


WC w: 1.23m x l: 1.57m (w: 4' x l: 5' 2")
with toilet and basin

Hall w: 1.78m x l: 6.1m (w: 5' 10" x l: 20' )
with original oak staircase

Dining w: 2.23m x l: 3.56m (w: 7' 4" x l: 11' 8")
with window facing rear of property

Living room w: 5.79m x l: 4.54m (w: 19' x l: 14' 11")
a very spacious with large log burner, in-built storage and windows overlooking the opposite hillside and woodland.

Study w: 3.01m x l: 3.65m (w: 9' 11" x l: 12' )
with blocked up feature fireplace

Conservatory w: 5.97m x l: 4.33m (w: 19' 7" x l: 14' 2")
A truly magnificent addition to the property, built only 10 years ago with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Carpeted throughout with cellar beneath which can be accessed from the outside.

Exposed gable end of the property adds character to this large and luxurious space


Bedroom 1 w: 4.52m x l: 2.55m (w: 14' 10" x l: 8' 4")


Bedroom 2 w: 4.51m x l: 3.01m (w: 14' 10" x l: 9' 11")


Bedroom 3 w: 3.72m x l: 2.52m (w: 12' 2" x l: 8' 3")


Bathroom w: 2.45m x l: 3.69m (w: 8' x l: 12' 1")
With full sized bath, separate shower cubicle, w/c and basin

Storage w: 3.01m x l: 10.69m (w: 9' 11" x l: 35' 1")
The loft runs along the whole length of the property and is accessed from the bathroom

Rooms

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