Period character, sizeable garden and scope to modernise for family life.
Two reception rooms provide flexible family living space
Direct garden access from kitchen for easy outdoor flow
Large side garden, greenhouse and useful block-built outbuilding
Off-street parking for at least one vehicle
Two doubles plus single — ideal for family or home office
EPC D; walls likely uninsulated (stone construction, pre-1900)
Single family bathroom — limited for larger households
Area shows higher deprivation; consider long-term resale factors
This traditional stone-built semi-detached house sits on the fringe of Builth Wells, offering countryside views while remaining close to schools, shops and local amenities. Two generous reception rooms and a well-laid-out kitchen give flexible family living on the ground floor, with direct access to the generous side garden for outdoor play and entertaining.
Upstairs are two double bedrooms plus a single room suitable for a child, guest or home office, and a large family bathroom with a bath and shower over. The property is presented ready to move into but offers obvious scope to personalise and modernise the kitchen, bathroom and some internal finishes to suit a growing family.
Outside the plot is a key selling point: a decent side garden, greenhouse and a block-built outbuilding ideal for storage, a workshop or hobbies, together with off-street parking. Practical features include mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — useful for remote working and family connectivity.
Buyers should note material points honestly: the house dates from before 1900 and the external stone walls are assumed uninsulated, contributing to an EPC rating of D. The property has a single family bathroom and will benefit from targeted energy and insulation improvements. The local area shows higher deprivation levels, which may influence resale prospects and local services. Council tax band D applies for 2025–26.