Maesgwyn

A superbly proportioned and well-maintained two/three bedroom bungalow in a sought after location on the fringes of Llandrindod Wells. Positioned within a couple of hundred yards of the famous Llandrindod Wells lake, this lovely bungalow occupies an elevated position at the top of Grosvenor Road, an extremely popular residential location. The property is approached from Grosvenor Road via a gated driveway on the Western side of the property, or pedestrian access on the Eastern side. The front gardens are mature and low maintenance, with floral and shrub areas adjacent to the driveway, and a walkway around to the side of the property. Internally, the property enjoys an impressive 29 x 16 ft entrance hallway, which gives access into every room. Briefly, the main reception room measures 22 x 11 ft and has the benefit of double opening doors to the rear garden, the dining room, which could easily double as a third bedroom measures 14 x 12 ft. There is also a 14 x 12 ft kitchen/diner which has an excellent pantry cupboard, two further double bedrooms, a shower room, and two WCs. Externally, the property benefits from an 18 x 9 ft single garage, the aforementioned front garden and a lovely private low maintenance rear garden laid mainly to slabs and ornamental chippings. With no onward chain, this excellent opportunity won't hang around for long, so call us now to avoid disappointment!!
According to Uswitch the property has the following internet speeds. Please note you should always confirm this by speaking to the specific provider you would like to use. This is for guidance only.
Fibre: Up to 300Mb
Non-Fibre: Up to 11Mb (Estimated 6.5Mb)
The property is located in on the fringes of Llandrindod Wells, which is the county town of the largest county in Wales, Powys. Offering an extensive range of retail, recreational and educational facilities the Spa Town is a popular destination for visitors due to the picturesque surrounding countryside and mixture of beautiful Victorian and Edwardian town houses. Llandrindod is easily accessible by both rail and road with several local bus services in and around the area, neighbouring towns and villages. There is outstanding education available in the area, with several primary schools, a comprehensive secondary school and sixth form. Llandrindod also boasts The Albert Hall theatre, the National Cycle Collection museum and the large man-made lake and accompanying sculptures. The town also hosts the annual Victorian Festival Many where locals and visitors dress in antique costumes, and the whole town steps back in time. The town itself boasts many sporting and recreational facilities including a Football Club, Rugby Club, an international standard outdoor bowling green which hosts national and international events and a newer indoor bowling centre and highly regarded 18 hole golf course and driving range. There is also a leisure centre with full sized swimming pool, gym, AstroTurf pitch and indoor sports hall. Situated within the Wye Valley, an area of natural beauty and close to the Elan Valley at Rhayader, it is well-known as a walker’s paradise whilst the Red Kite feeding centre at Gigrin Farm offers a truly unique experience to see the rare and magnificent birds on a daily basis.