, Beulah, Llanwrtyd Wells - £75,000

The Old Smithy is a characterful former blacksmith’s workshop in the village of Beulah, offering historic charm, exposed stonework, and exciting conversion potential (STPP). A rare opportunity in an elevated setting with far-reaching views and flexible future use!

Key Features

• Charming former smithy with original character features
• Constructed from traditional stone with two large double doors and a pedestrian access door
• Attractive stained glass window at the rear adds light and visual interest
• Located in an elevated position on the fringes of Beulah, offering village and countryside views
• Rich in historic charm, having served the local community for generations
• Interior includes exposed beams, stone walls, and rustic woodwork
• Currently used for secure storage but offers flexible potential
• No external space – low-maintenance and ideal for practical or creative use
• Suitable for a variety of purposes, including workshop, studio, or conversion (subject to consents)
• A rare opportunity to own a distinctive period building in tranquil Mid-Wales

The Old Smithy - A Rare and Characterful Stone Workshop with Development Potential in Beulah, Mid-Wales

Set in an elevated position on the edge of the peaceful village of Beulah, The Old Smithy is a striking stone-built former blacksmith’s shop bursting with history, charm, and potential. Once a working smithy serving the local community, this traditional building still showcases its past with exposed stone walls, timber beams, part-cobbled flooring, and a beautiful stained glass window that adds light and character to the interior. There is even a caravan toilet installed for convenience!

Accessed directly from a quiet village lane via two large double doors and a stable-style pedestrian entrance, the property offers generous internal space with immense flexibility. Used in recent years as a store and workshop by the current owners, it now presents an exciting opportunity for those seeking a distinctive building with potential for conversion - subject to the necessary planning consents. Low-maintenance with no external yard or garden to manage, it’s ideal for a wide range of uses: a secure workshop, creative studio, or a one-of-a-kind residential conversion.

Enjoying far-reaching views from its elevated setting and within easy reach of local amenities, The Old Smithy is a unique slice of mid-Wales heritage - ready for its next chapter.

The property is situated on the edge of the peaceful village of Beulah, which benefits from a village shop, petrol station, and a well-regarded licensed tea rooms known locally for its excellent food. Just five miles away lies Llanwrtyd Wells, officially the smallest town in Wales, with a population of approximately 1,551. Once a popular spa town, Llanwrtyd Wells is set amidst some of the most picturesque countryside in the country, nestled along the A483 between Builth Wells and Llandovery. Renowned for its warm community spirit and traditional pubs, the town is also famous for its quirky events, including the World Bog Snorkelling Championships and the annual Man versus Horse Marathon. Llanwrtyd offers a surprising range of amenities for its size, including a primary school, medical centre, library, post office, petrol station, ATM, and a Premier convenience store. Meanwhile, the larger market town of Builth Wells is just 13 miles away. Set at the heart of Powys and historically part of Brecknockshire, Builth Wells lies along the banks of the Rivers Wye and Irfon - an area celebrated for trout and salmon fishing. The town is best known as the home of the Royal Welsh Show, Europe’s largest agricultural event, attracting over 240,000 visitors annually.