For Sale6 Bedroom Country House in Cefn Coch, Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant, Croesoswallt, SY10£875,000

A traditional SE facing Welsh long house with a contemporary addition nestled into the south side of the Berwyn hills, with glorious views sitting in approximately 8 acres The property Bryn Y Llidiart is an outstanding country house in a glorious location. It combines contemporary architecture with the period charm of the long house, creating attractive and versatile accommodation. The house offers large open plan spaces and smaller, cosier rooms, and is ideal for couple or family living and entertaining. The original long house, dating back to at least the early 1800’s, now has a spacious drawing room, open to the eaves, with log burning stove and doors opening out to the garden. At the other end is a book hall and cosy snug room, also with a log burning stove set into an attractive stone inglenook. There is also a downstairs bedroom and family shower room. Upstairs is an office, two bedrooms sharing a family bathroom and another with an en suite shower room. All of the bedrooms have beautiful south facing views. The drawing room leads into a recent addition of stone, oak, glass and slate which was built in 2011. It offers a beautiful light open plan living area: a hand-built kitchen, Mercury range and larder is separated by an island from a sitting area with an architectural wood burner, and beyond that a triple aspect dining area which is open to the eaves making the most of the outlook with doors opening out to a pretty paved seating area. A welcoming entrance hall leads up to the first floor and a spectacular principle bedroom with views east to the Berwyn hills, built in storage, and a glass balcony overlooking the dining area below with stunning views south across the valley. There is a dramatic open plan en suite bathroom. A second door from the landing leads to an en suite shower room and another double bedroom. Separate stairs lead down from the entrance hall to a useful utility room and W.C. with a cellar containing the ground source heating plant and a wine store. Services: Mains electric. Bore hole water. Septic tank drainage (we are currently investigating if the system complies with the general binding rules). Heating via ground source heat pump. This property has 8.09 acres of land. Outside Outside The house is approached over three cattle grids, from a quiet country lane. Surrounded by upland farmland with outstanding views, the driveway leads down to a courtyard with ample parking. The adjacent versatile outbuilding has sleeper walls and an ecofriendly green roof, providing a triple bay garage or games room, two workshops, a store room and log shed. There is a separate greenhouse with potting shed. Bryn Y Llidiart sits in just over 8 acres that includes avegetable garden, orchard and many seating areas, all of which enjoy the 360 degree views. An oak shelter built into the hillside is an ideal area to sit by the pond. Situation Location Bryn Y Llidiart is on a picturesque hillside above the village of Llanrhaeadr ym Mochnant. This pretty Welsh village lies close to Snowdonia National Park and the beautiful Berwyn Mountains. It is home to the stunning Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall (one of the seven wonders of Wales) and close to Lakes Vyrnwy and Bala. It offers a good selection of local amenities, including a butcher, post office, café, 2 grocery stores, newsagent, dentist and doctor’s surgeries, a cashpoint, two popular pubs with food, chapel and the Norman church of Saint Dogfan. There are very good local state schools, a primary in the village and secondary schools in Llanfyllin and Oswestry, together with a wide range of noteworthy independent schools including Oswestry School, Moreton Hall, Shrewsbury High School and Shrewsbury School. Further amenities are available in the popular market town of Oswestry and the county town of Shrewsbury. The property offers excellent transportation links, with the nearby A5 giving access to both the north and south and rail links from Gobowen to Birmingham and London Euston. Directions Directions What3words folk.sheds.seeing From Shrewsbury proceed north on the A5 to Oswestry. At the Mile End roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto the A483 to Welshpool. Follow this road for about 3 miles turning right at the Llynclys crossroads, immediately after passing The White Lion. Follow this road through Pen Y Bont and Llangedwyn. Upon reaching Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant pass through the village and over the bridge, following the road uphill and leaving the bronze sheep outside The Plough on your left. Proceed for about 0.7 miles, before turning right immediately after a property called Bitfel. Take the left fork in front of a bungalow and proceed for about 0.8 miles where a cattle grid on your left gives you access to the driveway for Bryn Y Llidiart.