Norton, Presteigne, Powys

This Grade II listed former 17th-century forge in Norton is set on a plot of approximately 1.038 acres, with a stone house, attached garage and adjoining barn. The property is described as requiring complete renovation. Its historic fabric includes exposed stone and timber, cruck beams and the remains of the forge hearth. Any alterations or change of use would be subject to the relevant consents, including those required for a listed building. The ground floor has a front porch and central staircase, a former kitchen with front and rear windows, and a living room with a wood-burning stove and built-in cupboards. Steps from the kitchen lead to a large side lean-to with a chimney breast and WC. The garage connects through to the barn, which offers additional space but would require consent for adaptation. Upstairs are three or four bedrooms, including a walk-through arrangement, and a family bathroom. The listing notes possible scope to alter access to the fourth bedroom, subject to permission and works. Outside, the grounds include relatively level areas near the house and land that slopes towards woodland and a stream. Parking is available, with further provision subject to consent. Norton lies between Knighton and Presteigne, both stated to be around three to four miles away. The listing also notes Knighton's railway station and access to the Offa's Dyke Path. The property is held under two registered titles.