This property, a former water-powered corn mill dating back to the early 19th century, presents an intriguing opportunity for renovation and investment. Situated on the banks of the River Afon Cynrig, the home boasts historical charm, with period features that can be preserved or updated according to your vision.
The ground floor offers a spacious kitchen/breakfast room equipped with tiled flooring and a range of fitted units, including an integrated oven and hob along with an oil-fired AGA. The central dining room features exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove, creating a warm atmosphere for gatherings. Adjacent to this space is a comfortable living room featuring another wood-burning stove and parquet flooring. Upstairs, you'll find four bedrooms alongside a family bathroom and a separate shower room, providing ample space for family living or potential rental opportunities.
Outside, the property is accessed via a private road shared with one neighbor and features a gated parking area that leads to both the house and an adjacent workshop. The gardens are expansive and gently slope towards the riverbank, surrounded by established shrubs and trees; they offer numerous possibilities for landscaping enhancements or additional outdoor living spaces. Notably, remnants of an old stone bridge add both character and historical interest to the grounds.
The substantial stone outbuilding (5.57m x 4.64m) has power, lighting, plumbing, and even toilet facilities—making it ideal for various uses such as a utility space or creative workshop. Additionally, there is attached storage/workshop space (5.37m x 4.08m) alongside a garage (4.65m x 2.32m), providing practical options for storage or further development.
Located just outside the village of Llanfrynach within Brecon Beacons National Park, this property benefits from stunning natural surroundings perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. You’ll find scenic routes for walking, cycling, and horse riding right at your doorstep. Nearby attractions include Llangorse Lake and the Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal—ideal spots for leisurely activities.
The traditional market town of Brecon is only a few miles away offering various amenities including shops, cafés, restaurants, entertainment venues like a theatre and cinema, as well as access to reputable schools including Christ College. Commuters will appreciate the good road links via A40 and A470 connecting to larger towns such as Abergavenny and Cardiff.
This property not only offers historical appeal but also significant potential for improvement or expansion catering to modern needs while
