'Stunning' Powys farmhouse with swimming pool up for sale

A "stunning", "unspoilt" Powys farmhouse with its own outdoor heated swimming pool is up for sale.

The property which is near Llanrheadr-ym-Mochnant is described by estate agents Town and Country, who are handling the sale, as "nestling in an unspoilt rural position on the outskirts of the beautiful Tanat Valley".

The "stunning" detached farmhouse is surrounded by "breath taking" scenery and comes with six and a half acres of land which include an outside heated swimming pool with pump house.

The gardens are filled with well-stocked planted flower beds and a paved pathway across the front of the property. It also boasts a decked seating area, a summerhouse and extensive lawned areas.

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The paddocks are split into various sizes and there is power and lighting laid on making it ideal for a number of uses. The purpose-built stable block is accessed through a six-bar gate which leads to a hardstanding and tun out area at the front of the stables. There are four stables in total along with a tack room.

The house itself comes with four bedrooms, three of which are sizeable double bedrooms with the largest coming with an en suite bathroom.

The kitchen has three windows to the rear overlooking the garden, a good range of base and wall units with work surfaces over, display cabinets, plumbing for a dishwasher, a five-ring gas hob, eye level double electric oven and ceiling timbers.

Town and Country have said "The luxurious family bathroom is beautifully appointed with a free-standing bath with free standing mixer taps and shower head over, wash hand basin on a vanity unit with free standing mixer taps behind, low level w.c, heated school style radiator and towel rail, part paneled walls, shaver light, wood effect flooring and wall lights."

In a rare opportunity the property can be brought without any onward chain and offers in the region of £650,000 will be accepted. For more information you can contact agents Town and Country.

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