A four-bedroom detached house on the banks of the River Banwy is currently up for sale with an asking price of more than half a million pounds.
The property, located near Pont Robert by Meifod, is on the market at a price of £550,000 has four bedrooms and a “spacious” living accommodation.
Built in 1999, the house is double glazed and has oil-fired central heating throughout, and also features a private garden on the banks of the River Banwy.
Estate agents Morris Marshall and Poole said: “The property is one of two individually designed properties built in 1999 and is constructed of stone and brick with a slate roof.
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“The spacious accommodation consists of an entrance storm porch with door leading into the central hallway. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of units with integrated 'Neff' microwave, 'Belling' Oven, 'Neff' 4-ring hob, 'Whirlpool' dishwasher along with a fridge and freezer.
“A large bay window makes and ideal dining area. Utility room with plumbing for washing appliance, wash basin, access doors to the side and integral garage.
“Off the hallway is a dining room, living room with feature fireplace with an oil-fired 'Efel' burner on a slate hearth, French doors open out to the rear garden and to a rear sun room which taken in views of the garden and has access back into the dining room.
“A shower room with wash basin and direct feed shower services two ground floor double bedrooms.
“Bedroom one has French doors leading to the rear garden and a useful dressing area with wash basin, skylight and hanging storage. The second bedroom has built-in wardrobes.
“The first floor landing has a skylight and loft access and a large airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. Two further double bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes are divided by the family bathroom, which has a wash basin, bidet, panelled bath and direct feed shower.”
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