Ysgubor Hir is a striking detached barn conversion, which exhibits beautiful original features such as timber beams and exposed stone walls, along side sleek, contempory, fittings. It offers a comfortable and spacious family living space and a generous garden within a highly desirable countryside location.

The impressive entrance hall has exposed stonework and double-height ceiling, stairs to the first floor, cloakroom and utility and access directly through to the light filled garden room with log burner and views of the tiered garden. Adjacent to the hall is the sitting room, which features a contemporary log burning stove and access to the office/ground floor bedroom. A glazed lobby, linking the barn to the triple garage, offers a further office/reading area. At the heart of the barn is the well-appointed kitchen, with a sociable central island and breakfast bar, an array of modern wall and base units and integrated appliances, as well as ample space for entertaining. Beamed ceilings add character and warmth, which is mirrored in the adjacent sitting room. A welcoming room, with triple aspect, log burning stove, wooden floor and access to the front and rear gardens.

To the first floor the galleried landing flows naturally to the five bedrooms, all of which enjoy far-reaching countryside views, with the principal bedroom having a luxurious en suite bathroom and dressing room. Two further bedrooms benefit from similarly well-appointed en suite shower rooms and the final two wellproportioned bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.

This property has 1.12 acres of land.

Outside

The property is approached along a sweeping drive, with a large level lawn to one side and onto the gravelled parking area. The rear garden is tiered with a sunny southerly aspect, charming paved terraces and areas of interest with a pond and level lawns looking out onto scenic countryside surroundings. An additional raised seating area is perfect for making the most of the late evening sun.

Situation

Ysgubor Hir is located in the hamlet of Crickadarn within half a mile of the rural village of Erwood, within the heart of the Wye Valley and between the bustling market towns of Hay-on-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells, which offer a range of amenities including shopping facilities, primary and secondary schools with the renowned Lucton School being ony 50 minutes away, a leisure centre, arts centre, a cinema and various sporting clubs. Builth Wells is also home to the internationally famous agricultural Royal Welsh Show, with the showground putting on numerous other events throughout the year.

There are good surrounding transport links, with the A40 leading to the M4 and further motorway network and the mainline railway station at Builth Road just over ten miles distant, on the Heart of Wales Line. A selection of well-regarded schooling options can be found nearby, including Builth Wells County Primary School, Builth Wells High School, Llanelwedd School and Coleg Powys.

Directions

From Builth Wells proceed on Church Street (A483) towards Strand Street, turn right onto Station Road and left onto Castle Street (A470). Follow the road for approx 7.4 miles before turning right, where the property will be on the right in around 0.7 miles.

WHAT3WORDS///belt.pegs.zips will direct to the entrance of the private drive