Presteigne, Powys, LD8

Property Description

A unique opportunity to purchase this Grade II Listed period property dating back to the 18th Century was a former Carmeltie Monastery and later renamed in their memory. The property offers a wealth of original features, extensive accommodation and has potential.

Property Details

Chancellors are delighted to introduce unique opportunity to purchase this 6 bedroom family home with a self contained 1 bedroom flat within the main house, which is currently separate but can be incorporated into the main house. The property also boasts from a detached annex which is currently split into 3 and currently rented out. Upon entering the main house, you are welcomed into a grand hallway with period features including a wooden staircase. The ground floor boasts 7 receptions including a living room, family room, snug, dining room and breakfast room. The ground floor also holds a kitchen, utility room, pantry and shower room. The 1st floor includes 6 double bedrooms serviced by family bathroom and the master bedroom offering an en-suite bathroom. The self contained 1 bedroom flat is located on the second floor and can be accessed by 2 staircases within the property. The main house includes a cellar which is split into 4 rooms and an attic room.
The detached annex is currently split into the 3 properties and comprises of a 3 bedroom annex, a 2 bedroom annex and a 1 bedroom annex. The annex could be converted into 1. Externally, the property offers private gardens, including a walled courtyard, which is a fantastic entertaining space, private walled rear gardens and a separate private garden for the annex. The property also includes 2 stone outbuildings. To the front of the property, there is driveway parking for multiple vehicles.
Presteigne offers an variety Cafe's, pubs, Restaurants, Supermarkets, as well as having a primary and secondary school. The town offers transport links to Kington and Llandrindod Wells. Presteigne is located approx 7 miles from Kington.Kington is a historic market town believed to date back to the 13th century and is famous for being on four major walking tails, whilst sitting on the edge of Hergest Ridge. Kington has a variety of shops, cafes and pubs, a primary and secondary school, a doctors surgery and local bus services.
Internal viewings are recommended to fully appreciate this property.

Council tax band H

If you'd like to talk to us about this property, quote reference 4778412 when calling.