Hebron

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Main House

Entrance porch
The courtyard to the front of the property leads into a covered porch which offers the perfect space to take off coats and shoes before heading into the home through the inner stable door.

Snug
The first reception room you enter is a wonderful snug. This space combines numerous original and character features like the flagstone flooring, wood panelling and built-in cabinetry. There is a wood burning stove for cozy evenings with a doorway leading through into the main sitting room and a door in the rear wall leading into the kitchen.

Sitting room
Found at the heart of the property is this fantastic sitting room. The space has two windows to the side, one looking out to the garden and one into the garden room, with two sets of glazed French doors opening into the garden room at the rear of the house. The space is beautifully finished with warm earthy tones, perfectly creating a welcoming space which is kept cosy whatever the weather with the large wood burning stove. The staircase to the first floor is found on the inner wall of the room. The sitting room has a doorway through to the snug, door to the kitchen and two sets of doors out to the garden room.

Garden room
This remarkable space is a true highpoint for the property and has been completely rebuilt over the last few years. Your eyes are immediately drawn to the stunning cinematic windows in the rear wall that perfectly frame the truly magnificent views. Stretching out in front of you are miles of uninterrupted countryside with valleys and forests and a vast ever changing sky that demands your attention as soon as you enter the space. The room offers a superb and flexible space to enjoy, with dining and seating areas along with double doors on each side leading out to the gardens. The room leads around the side of the property and has been designed to allow this space to be divided off to provide a ground floor bedroom if needed. The vaulted ceiling and underfloor heating create a warm, year round space, which promises to provide endless enjoyment to any owner.

Kitchen
The lovely kitchen is packed with character with the neutral wooden cabinetry being carefully matched with solid wood counter tops. The room is flooded with natural light with two windows to the side and a large window looking out over the valley with space for an informal dining area in front of it. There is a range of fitted white goods along with space for a freestanding fridge/freezer. The room is finished with painted floorboards and original panelling to the ceiling. The kitchen can be accessed from both the snug and the sitting room and has a door on the front wall into the utility room.

Utility / shower room
This attractive handy space has a window to the front of the property and offers fitted wooden units with a slate countertop and inbuilt butler sink. The room also contains a shower cubicle and lavatory.

First floor landing
The split landing is found at the top of the staircase and has doors to the three double bedrooms and the family bathroom on this level.

Bedroom one
Turning left from the landing you find a large double bedroom which has a picture window looking out over the valley and another looking out to the side over the garden. Both bedrooms on this side of the home could be used as the master as they each offer great dimensions and superb views.

Bedroom two
Found opposite bedroom one is another lovely double with a window to the rear and side, it also benefits from an original feature fireplace and built-in cupboards.

Bedroom three
Found towards the front of the property at the top of the first flight of stairs is this good-sized double, currently set up as a twin bedroom. The space has a window to the side and recessed feature lighting in the sloping roof.

Family bathroom
The family bathroom enjoys stunning views from the full height window in the rear wall and offers a traditional ball and claw foot bath with shower over, lavatory, and hand basin.

Bwthyn Bach
This beautiful one bedroom cottage has been meticulously renovated over the recent years and is immaculately presented. You enter the property from a pretty front garden into a large, open-plan living space which has a charming well-equipped, hand crafted kitchen area opening off it. There is a spacious living and dining area with a large wood burner as a focal point. The room is very well-finished with exposed beams and light floorboards. A hallway leads back into the cottage and passes a well-appointed bathroom and large storage/utility cupboard before arriving at the bedroom. A special feature of this room is the hand crafted Welsh, four-poster bed, along with built-in storage. The whole property enjoys a gallery of windows looking out to the spectacular countryside.

Tan-y-fron
This delightful two bedroom cottage is found next door to Bwthyn Bach and offers brilliant accommodation with fantastic views and a large private terrace. Entering the cottage, you arrive in a central hall which leads to the two double bedrooms, family bathroom, and the main living area. The master bedroom enjoys a lovely ensuite with a traditional freestanding bath and offers ample space for freestanding bedroom furniture. The main living area is a wonderful space which opens out through a stable door, framed by roses, to the picture perfect terrace. The room itself has many interesting features including a large inglenook fireplace and slate steps leading up to a first floor studio space which has captivating views over the valley. Completing the accommodation is a large kitchen/dining space which has been meticulously finished to an exceptional standard.

*Both cottages have planning permission for use as holiday lets and have previously been successfully run for many years. The current owner has renovated the cottages to a high standard over the last few years, and they have not been let since that work. As a result, they are available with vacant possession. *

External
Ardwyn is approached over a shared driveway that has panoramic views and leads you down to the gated gravel drive that takes you to the property. There is a large parking area next to the main home with plenty of space for Ardwyn and the cottages. Here you will find two large wood stores, one built of stone and one of wood. Ardwyn enjoys a gated garden that surrounds the home and offers numerous spaces to sit out and enjoy. To the western side there is an area of hard standing, currently used for seating, with an outside lavatory in the corner of the garden nestled under the magnificent beech tree. To the eastern side of the home, you find a lovely enclosed garden with established fruit trees and a greenhouse, with all parts of the gardens enjoying picturesque views over the valley.

Both of the cottages enjoy their own outdoor areas with privacy from the main house and each other. Going beyond the properties you find a pretty enclosed garden, a vegetable plot, a delightful area with adult and child swings and a path that leads uphill and then meanders through the mature bluebell woodland above the home.

There is a large field above this woodland which has never been treated with any pesticides or fertilisers and would make for the perfect base for a smallholding. The field also offers exceptional views over the valley and is a wonderful space to enjoy for all the family.

At the edge of the field, you find the charming large barn which has recently had a new roof and has been reclad in wide, waney edge timber boards. The barn offers excellent dry storage, has a water supply, electricity and a designated pump room to the rear to service the bore hole. The barn has its own access onto the shared driveway for agricultural usage.

Council tax band E - £2,019.97

Hebron

£950,000

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