Powys property: Bungalow near William Hague's Cyfronydd Hall estate for sale at £650k

The three-bedroom oak-framed bungalow called Tan-y-Boncyn, located near the hall that is now owned by former Conservative Party leader Lord Hague, was virtually rebuilt by its owners seven years ago.

Rob Hudson, from estate agents Morris, Marshall and Poole with Norman Lloyd (MMP/NL), said the property was ideally suited for someone wanting to enjoy the Montgomeryshire countryside.

“Many people are seeking homes in rural areas where they can live and work following the pandemic. The property provides space, plenty of gardens and access to walk and the countryside.

Former gamekeepers cottage at the historic Cyfronydd Hall estate is up for sale for £650,000. Picture: Morris, Marshall and Poole with Norman Lloyd.

“It has a magnificent sun, living and dining room in one with open views through a large, glazed surround. The room has a wood burning stove as a main feature together with oak flooring and air conditioning. But it’s the views over the adjoining countryside to the hills beyond that really sets this property apart,” he said.

“The kitchen has granite work surfaces and includes an electric range cooker, American style fridge/freezer and dishwasher. The sitting room also benefits from a wood stove set into a recess.”

The property, which is on the market through MMP/NL for £650,000, includes three well-sized bedrooms and a utility room.

There is also a three-bay steel frame building complete with electric, lighting and sliding doors that could be utilised for a range of uses. The grounds include a small amenity woodland and grass paddocked areas, reaching for around 3.9 acres.

More details about the property can be found here, by telephoning 01938 554818 or emailing welshpool@morrismarshall.co.uk.