New Radnor

This detached former corn mill near New Radnor combines period features with flexible accommodation and a separate stone barn. The house is described as having two or three reception rooms, four or five bedrooms, three bathrooms and utility space, with a layout that may suit a range of uses. The sellers are offering it with no onward chain. The kitchen and breakfast room has a flagstone floor, exposed beams, an oil-fired range, an electric oven, slate worktops and a larder-style cupboard. It connects to the dining room, which has a wood-burning stove and access to the sitting room, utility room and a ground-floor bedroom with an en-suite shower room. That bedroom has external double doors and has previously been used as a showroom. Upstairs are four further bedrooms, including a large room with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, plus a dressing room or office. The listing describes two further shower rooms and notes that one bedroom has its own outside access, offering potential for separate guest or annexe-style use. A detached stone barn has light and power, a workshop area and a second floor accessed from the log store. Any change of use or conversion would require the relevant consents and feasibility checks. Outside, the property has gardens to the side and rear, a greenhouse, walled entrance, driveway parking described for two or three vehicles, and a carport or log-store area. The listing places the house on the edge of New Radnor village, with road links to Kington, Llandrindod Wells and Builth Wells.