, Cefn Gorwydd, Llangammarch Wells - £139,000

Set amidst the scenic hills of Mid Wales, this charming mid-terraced cottage offers spacious, living with stunning countryside views. With a private garden, ample parking, and endless potential, it’s the perfect rural retreat to make your own!

Key Features

• Charming mid-terraced cottage nestled in the scenic hills of Mid Wales, just minutes from Llanwrtyd Wells - Britain’s smallest town
• Spacious and light-filled living areas, including a cosy reception room with woodburning stove and dual-aspect windows
• Generous kitchen/diner with ample space for cooking and dining, opening into a sunny conservatory overlooking the garden
• Two large double bedrooms, plus built-in storage and a traditional family bathroom upstairs
• Private, south-easterly facing rear garden, perfect for outdoor dining, gardening, or simply soaking up the views
• Ample off-road parking to the front with a large hardstanding area ideal for multiple vehicles
• Rural lifestyle perks including oil-fired central heating, a private spring water supply, and private drainage
• No onward chain - a fantastic opportunity to modernise and create your perfect countryside retreat
• Council tax band – B (2025-6 £1,712.47)
• Energy performance certificate - F

Nestled in the scenic hills just a short distance from the village of Cefn Gorwydd and the charming market town of Llanwrtyd Wells - famously known as Britain’s smallest town - this delightful mid-terraced cottage offers spacious accommodation, ample parking, and a lovely private rear garden.

Presented with no onward chain, this property presents a fantastic opportunity to create your perfect home with some thoughtful modernisation. Approached from a generous parking area, the entrance hallway leads into a bright and welcoming main reception room. Featuring a cosy woodburning stove and dual-aspect windows, this space is filled with natural light and offers a warm, inviting atmosphere. The kitchen/diner provides plenty of room for food preparation, cooking, and dining, with direct access to a charming conservatory overlooking the peaceful, enclosed rear garden - a perfect spot for relaxing or entertaining.

Upstairs, you’ll find two generously sized double bedrooms, including one with a handy built-in storage cupboard. The landing boasts additional storage space and leads to a family bathroom fitted with a traditional suite comprising a panelled bath, WC, and wash hand basin.

Outside, the property benefits from a large front hardstanding area ideal for parking several vehicles. The south-easterly facing rear garden offers a sunny retreat with a mix of patio space and a raised lawn, perfect for enjoying the outdoors in privacy. Additional features include oil-fired central heating, a private spring water supply, and private drainage.

With no onward chain and ready for you to add your personal touch, this charming cottage is ready to welcome its new owners.

Telephone & Broadband: Telephone- subject to BT transfer regulations. According to comparethemarket.com the property has a broadband speed of: 53.33 Mbps (average speed of Mbps).

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Set in a tranquil rural position just over a mile from the hamlet of Cefn Gorwydd, this property lies a short distance from Llanwrtyd Wells - famously known as Britain’s smallest town. Nestled in the stunning Irfon Valley, Llanwrtyd Wells is steeped in history, having grown as a Victorian spa town following the discovery of its healing spring, Ffynnon Ddrewllyd, in 1732. Today, the town is a vibrant community known for its quirky events, including the World Bog Snorkelling Championships and the Man versus Horse Marathon, as well as a host of other annual festivities. Despite its size, it offers a range of local amenities and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. For a wider range of services, the thriving market town of Builth Wells lies just 13 miles away. Positioned where the Rivers Wye and Irfon meet, Builth sits in some of the most scenic countryside in the UK and is best known as home to the Royal Welsh Show - Europe’s largest agricultural event, attracting over 240,000 visitors each year. This location offers the perfect blend of rural peace and unique community spirit, with the beauty of Mid Wales at your doorstep.