- Detached 5 double bedrooms, approximately 2,295 sq ft
- Three reception rooms plus study/snug for flexible use
- Modern fitted kitchen/diner with separate utility and WC
- Spacious living room with log burner and parquet flooring
- Double garage, driveway parking and large rear garden with workshop
- 1960s construction may need energy or maintenance upgrades
- Council Tax Band G — relatively expensive to run
- Rural village location; average broadband and mobile signal
Spacious five-bedroom detached home on a large plot, set in a quiet village location between Welshpool and Oswestry. The house offers flexible living across three reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen/diner, utility and downstairs WC — practical for family life and entertaining. A spacious living room with a log burner and large windows gives a warm central hub, while the principal suite benefits from an en-suite shower room for added privacy.
Outside, the generous rear garden, mature hedging and a useful workshop provide space for children, pets and hobbies. Driveway parking and a double garage add valued storage and parking capacity for a growing household. At about 2,295 sq ft, rooms feel generous and well-proportioned, with period 1960s character such as parquet flooring and brick feature walls blending with modernised fittings.
Buyers should note this is a 1960s property that may benefit from energy and maintenance upgrades in time (windows, insulation or services) to improve running costs. Council Tax is Band G and considered quite expensive locally. The village is rural and relatively remote; broadband and mobile signal are average and the wider area shows pockets of deprivation despite very low crime and good road links to nearby market towns.
Overall this is a flexible family house with substantial garden and outbuilding potential — suited to buyers looking for space and character in a quiet village setting, and willing to invest in medium-term upkeep or energy improvements.