, Beulah, Llanwrtyd Wells - £595,000

Absolutely breath-taking, this exceptional property is positioned high above the picturesque village of Beulah, enjoying a wonderful sense of privacy and far-reaching views. The estate comprises a stunning family residence with a self-contained annexe, a newly installed stable block and beautifully maintained grounds extending to approximately 1.5 acres. A truly rare and compelling opportunity!

Key Features

• Impressive country residence set in a peaceful Mid Wales location, yet within walking distance of the amenities of Beulah village
• Beautifully improved by the current owners, offering generous and flexible accommodation throughout
• Gated driveway approach leading to extensive parking and turning space, ideal for entertaining or multiple vehicles
• Elegant main house featuring a welcoming reception room with wood-burning stove and floor-to-ceiling countryside views
• Stylish kitchen/dining room with modern fittings, complemented by a practical utility room linking to the annexe
• Well-proportioned first-floor accommodation including a dual-aspect principal bedroom with far-reaching rural views
• Exceptional, fully self-contained one-bedroom annexe with private garden, vaulted reception room and wood-burning stove
• Landscaped gardens, level paddock of over an acre and stable block, offering excellent equestrian or lifestyle potential
• Council tax band - A (2025-6 £2,165.24) & B (2025-6 £1,684.07)
• Energy performance certificate - G (however improvements have been made since the report was issued)

The sale of Pant Glas presents a rare opportunity to acquire an impressive country residence set within a peaceful pocket of the Mid Wales countryside, yet remarkably within walking distance of the amenities offered by the village of Beulah. During the current ownership, the property has been the subject of a meticulous and sympathetic programme of improvements, resulting in a beautifully presented home offering generous and flexible accommodation, ideal for a range of lifestyle needs.

The property is approached from a quiet country lane via a gated driveway, opening into an expansive parking and turning area providing ample space for multiple vehicles. This makes the property perfectly suited for entertaining guests or for those wishing to utilise the annexe as a holiday let or additional accommodation. The driveway continues to the main house, the annexe and onward to the paddock gates, creating a practical and well-considered layout.

Main Residence

The main house is entered through a front door sheltered by a canopy porch, opening into a welcoming entrance hallway with carpeted staircase to the first floor and useful under-stairs storage. From here, there is access to a contemporary family shower room fitted with a corner shower, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin. A door leads through to an elegant reception room, a superb space for relaxation, featuring a charming fireplace with wood-burning stove, recessed cupboards and a striking floor-to-ceiling window that floods the room with natural light while enjoying views over the garden and surrounding countryside. The kitchen/dining room is both stylish and highly functional, offering modern fittings and ample space for food preparation, cooking and family dining. From here, a door leads to a practical utility room which provides access to both the front and rear gardens, as well as a connecting door to the self-contained annexe, seamlessly linking the two living spaces.

To the first floor, the landing benefits from large bespoke timber storage cupboards and provides access to all bedrooms and the family bathroom. The principal bedroom is of excellent proportions and enjoys dual-aspect windows offering far-reaching views across the rolling Mid Wales countryside. There is a further spacious double bedroom and a comfortable single bedroom, all served by a modern family bathroom fitted with a panelled bath, low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin and separate double shower cubicle.

Pant Glas Barn (Annexe)

Pant Glas Barn is a beautifully appointed, fully self-contained one-bedroom annexe, complete with its own private garden and accessed either independently or via the interlinking utility room. The annexe opens into a stunning reception room with vaulted ceiling, wood-burning stove and ample space for both living and dining. Double doors open directly onto the private garden, creating a wonderful sense of light and connection to the outdoors. From the reception room, an inner hallway provides generous storage and access to a modern fitted galley kitchen, a well-proportioned double bedroom and a luxurious shower room featuring a double walk-in shower, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin. The annexe offers excellent flexibility, ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or income generation.

Grounds

The property is set within beautifully maintained grounds, with the areas surrounding the house and annexe thoughtfully landscaped to provide privacy, ease of maintenance and year-round enjoyment. The gardens are well fenced and include a variety of seating areas from which to enjoy the surrounding views, along with level lawns bordered by mature shrubs and planting. In addition, Pant Glas benefits from a level, fenced paddock extending to over an acre, laid to pasture and complemented by a stable block. This offers excellent potential for equestrian use, smallholding interests or simply additional outdoor space to enjoy.

Pant Glas is a truly exceptional home, combining rural tranquillity with village convenience and outstanding versatility. In-person viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this remarkable property has to offer.

The property occupies an elevated and discreet position above the charming village of Beulah, a traditional rural community set within the unspoilt Mid Wales countryside. Beulah retains a strong village identity and offers a convenient village shop and petrol station, along with a highly regarded public house renowned locally for the quality of its food and warm welcome. Approximately five miles away lies Llanwrtyd Wells, officially the smallest town in Wales, with a population of approximately 1,551. Once a thriving Victorian spa town, Llanwrtyd Wells is set amidst some of the most scenic countryside in the region, positioned on the A483 between Builth Wells and Llandovery. The town is well known for its friendly atmosphere, characterful public houses and distinctive calendar of events, including the internationally recognised Man versus Horse Marathon and the World Bog Snorkelling Championships. Despite its modest size, Llanwrtyd Wells provides a comprehensive range of amenities, including a primary school, medical centre, library, petrol station, post office, ATM and village shop. Further afield, the historic market town of Builth Wells lies approximately 13 miles away, at the heart of Powys and within the historic boundaries of Brecknockshire. Situated at the confluence of the Rivers Wye and Irfon, this upper stretch of the Wye Valley is particularly renowned for its excellent trout and salmon fishing. Builth Wells is perhaps best known as the host town of the Royal Welsh Show, Europe’s largest agricultural event, which draws in excess of 240,000 visitors annually and plays a significant role in the cultural and economic life of the region.