Discover this stunning detached barn conversion set in an idyllic hamlet on the borders of Powys and Shropshire. This characterful cottage offers uninterrupted rural views and plenty of rustic charm, making it the perfect destination for a romantic retreat or solo getaway.
Upon entering this attractive property, you’ll immediately notice the many original features, such as exposed beams and thick stone walls. The cosy open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner welcomes you with comfortable seating, tasteful furnishings, a Smart TV, and a wood burner. You’ll also discover a charming dining area and a stylishly designed kitchen equipped with everything the chef of the day will need. Heading up to the first floor, you’ll find an inviting super-king-size bedroom tucked under the sloping eaves of the roof. A stylish wet room completes this lovely home. Outside, you can relax and enjoy the breathtaking rural views from the enclosed garden, featuring a patio, lawn, furniture, and a BBQ. There’s off-road parking available for two cars, and for those with electric vehicles, EV charging is provided at a cost.
The cottage is a paradise for keen walkers and cyclists, with a fantastic selection of footpaths and trails to explore. You can venture into the beautiful Ceiriog Valley, the Tanat Valley, and the Shropshire Hills. Additionally, you can navigate the 177 miles of Offa’s Dyke Path, taking in remarkable sights such as the Pistyll Rhaeadr, a dramatic 240-foot waterfall in Llanrhaedr, which stands as the tallest single-drop waterfall in the UK. The area is dotted with pretty villages like Llansilin (3.5 miles) and Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant (9.5 miles), each offering excellent pubs, cafes, and restaurants for your enjoyment. For a unique shopping and dining experience, visit the ancient market town of Oswestry (4 miles). History buffs shouldn’t miss the National Trust properties of Erddig, Chirk, and Powis Castles, all within 20 miles of home.