A Powys house that began life as an 18th century cottage has been put up for sale at a cost of over half a million pounds.

Whitterleys Cottage, a three bedroom house in Knighton, is currently on the market looking for offers in the region of £525,000.

Estate agents Holters say the house dates back to the 18th century despite several expansions and updates still has a few period features and a detached garden studio.

 

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Describing the property, Holters said: “Originally built circa 1800's, this spacious cottage has been extended and upgraded overtime creating what is now a sizeable, three double bedroomed dwelling which also includes three reception rooms and two bathrooms.

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“Improved and lovingly maintained by the current owners over recent years, Whitterleys Cottage offers a pleasant blend of traditional and contemporary features from an inglenook fireplace with original bread oven, flagstone flooring and exposed timber beams to double glazed windows, a fully equipped kitchen complete with granite worktops.

“In addition, the current owners have further improved the efficiency of the property by insulating and re-rendering a number of external walls, as well as re-roofing all flat roofs in 2022.

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“In 2020 they purchased more land from the neighbouring farmer, extending the rear garden, while in the same year also constructed the unique, detached, timber clad garden studio, which offers a variety of purposes and enjoys stunning countryside views.

“The garden studio has power and lighting, panel heaters, water, a W.C and a wood-burning stove and is perfect for those with a hobby or wishing to work from home.

“Inside, the ground floor accommodation is made of a porch, open-plan kitchen diner, living room, sitting room, hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, a downstairs shower room, separate W.C and a useful utility room.

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“Upstairs, a landing area gives way to three double bedrooms, while bedroom one also boasts a private en-suite.

“The encompassing gardens would be a haven for any horticultural enthusiasts while enjoying the scenic backdrop over the surrounding fields and down the Teme Valley and across to Kinsley Wood and Panpwnton.”