Characterful 3-bed former farmhouse with exposed beams and stone hearth
Approx. 2.75 acres: gardens, orchard and c.2-acre paddock included
Detached stone bothy with redevelopment potential (planning not confirmed)
Country kitchen, large store and utility — scope to create kitchen-diner
Double garage, private drive and generous off-street parking
Primary heating oil-fired; many rooms use portable electric heaters
Partial insulation (timber frame) and unknown double-glazing date
Private water and drainage; purchaser to verify services and consents
Set on about 2.75 acres on the edge of Mochdre, Bronllys is a characterful former farmhouse offering sweeping valley views, mature gardens, orchard and a paddock. The house keeps original features throughout — exposed beams, a stone hearth with log burner and many period touches — while large ancillary rooms and a separate stone bothy present clear scope to reconfigure and extend for modern family living.
Internally the layout suits family life: three reception rooms, a country kitchen with adjoining utility and large storage room that could become a kitchen-diner, three double bedrooms and both a family bathroom and a ground-floor shower room. The double garage, private drive and off-street parking add practical convenience for rural living.
Important practical points: heating is primarily oil-fired with wood logs used for the stove and portable electric heaters assumed for many rooms; insulation is partial (timber-frame sections) and double glazing install dates are unknown. The detached stone bothy has redevelopment potential but any conversion will require planning consent — this is not confirmed. Services include mains electricity but private water and drainage.
Bronllys will suit buyers looking for a peaceful, privacy-rich country home with land for smallholding or outdoor hobbies, and for those prepared to invest time and money to update heating, insulation and some dated kitchen and utility spaces. The property is offered chain-free and provides a rare mix of immediate liveability and longer-term improvement potential.
