Commins, Waterfall Road, Llanrhaeadr
Property Features
- THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE
- TWO BEDROOM SELF CATERING HOLIDAY LET
- RURAL LOCATION
- SEVERAL OUTBUILDINGS WITH POTENTIAL
- LOVELY VIEWS
- ORIGINAL FEATURES
Property Summary
Full Details
Directions
From Oswestry take the A483 Welshpool road turning right at the Llynclys cross roads onto the A495. Continue on the B4396 towards Bala and Llanrhaeadr. On entering the village proceed throught the Village Centre passing the Spar and dental surgery on your right. Turn right just before the Greatorex shop onto Waterfall Road and proceed along this road for approximately one and a half miles out of the village where the property will be seen on the left hand side.
Accommodation Comprises:
Utility/Hall
Having a window to the side and a door to the front with exposed floorboards, a Belfast sink, ash worktops and plumbing for a washing machine. A door leads through to the office/store and the inner hallway.
Office/Store 1.87 x 1.74m
Having a window to the side, shelving and a radiator. The rooms would make and ideal office or provides great storage for the supplies for the chapel.
Inner Hall
Having a window to the front, wooden floorboards, exposed stone walling, stairs leading off to the first floor and a useful under stairs cupboard. A door leads through to the lounge.
Ground Floor Bathroom
The ground floor bathroom has a window to the side and benefits from a W/C, a wash hand basin, oak shelving and exposed wooden floorboards, a P shaped bath with a mixer tap and a shower head over, part tiled walls, an extractor fan and a radiator.
Lounge/ Dining Room 7.22 x 3.86m
A lovely light room benefitting from two windows to the front overlooking the gardens, two radiators and French doors leading to the side. There is exposed stone walling and a log burning stove which sits on a slate hearth. An archway leads through to the kitchen and a door leads to the store.
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Store
Having a window to the side, wooden floorboards, shelving, a radiator and a loft hatch giving access to the roof space. A door leads off to the cloakroom.
Cloakroom
Having a window to the rear, wooden floorboards, a W/C, wash hand basin, and a radiator.
Kitchen 4.10 x 3.40m
The kitchen benefits from a range of base units handmade from oak with solid ash worktops, a range of handmade shelving and storage, a Belfast sink and the original beamed ceiling. There is a large stone inglenook with a beam over and a slate hearth ideal for the addition of a log burner or range. There is a range style cooker, spotlighting pine flooring and a door through to the utility area.
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Utility Room
Having a window to the rear, wooden floorboards and shelving.
Covered Area
There is a covered entertaining area located off the lounge which is an ideal place to sit and relax on a warm summers day.
Landing
Having a window to the rear, a radiator and exposed stonework. Doors lead off to the three bedrooms.
Bedroom One 4.06 x 3.36m
A good sized double room having a window to the front overlooking the garden and a radiator.
Bedroom Two 4.59 x 3.00m
Having a window to the front and two windows to the side taking in the views, there is a radiator and a loft hatch giving access to the roof space.
Bedroom Three 2.57 x 2.55m
Having a window to the rear and to the side and a radiator.
To the Outside
To the top side of the property there is a gravelled driveway leading to the garage. There is a further area at the far end with greenhouses and gardens. Steps lead down to the patio and covered entertaining area and a further garden area along a large timber decked patio running along the rear of the property being a lovely place to sit out. To the back of the house there is a further fraction of land just below the garage that also belongs to the property.
Work Rooms (Below House) 11.30 x 3.52m
This useful space has power and lighting supplied with a further area across the front with wooden windows fitted. The space would be ideal for conversion into further living accommodation or would also make a fantastic studio with its own access. There is an area decked at the front to sit out on.
CAPEL CARMEL
Old stone chapel with river nearby.
This chapel is currently used as a popular self-catering holiday home let via Air B&B. The current owners generate a good income from this and the property presents numerous opportunities for a potential buyer such as an annexe and various other uses.
Please use the following link to take you to Air B&B listing - Https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/9900380
The whole of the chapel has been renovated and equipped with all new appliances. The chapel has oil fired heating and hot water. There is also a log burner in the lounge for that extra cosy feel. Capel Carmel has access to its own garden with barbecue and decked area with views looking down over the River Rhaeadr, a great place for a relaxing. You can access the river and the footbridge down a public footpath which is a about 50 metres away.
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Hall
Having a window to the front with attractive stained glass panes, a window to the side and a door to the front and vinyl flooring. A door leads into the inner hall.
Inner Hall
Having stairs leading off to the first floor and with an under-stairs cupboard and an arch that leads through to the kitchen and to the lounge.
Lounge 4.47 x 2.56m
Having a window to the front and to the rear the cosy lounge benefits from a log burning stove on a slate hearth, exposed stone walling, a radiator and wall lights.
Kitchen 2.64 x 2.67m
Having a window to the front, the kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall units in light beech with work surfaces over, display cabinets, a Belfast sink, tiled floor and a cooker point. It also houses the Worcester oil boiler. A door leads through to the ground floor bathroom.
Bathroom
Having a window to the rear and to the side and fitted with a panelled bath with mixer tap and shower head over, wash hand basin, W/C, a radiator, tiled floor, shaver point and an extractor fan.
Landing
Having shelving and a linen cupboard off. Doors lead to the two bedrooms.
Bedroom One 2.67 x 4.55m
Having a window to the side and a radiator.
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Bedroom Two 2.62 x 4.46m
Having a window to the side, a built in cabin bed and a radiator.
Capel Carmel in the Summer
The vendor has provided us with these images of Capel Carmen in the Summer.
Old Cottage 3.25 x 3.40m
The old cottage is a real gem and is spread over two floors and has power and lighting supplied. There is a staircase to the first floor and a window to the rear. The building could be turned into a small dwelling (subject to relevant planning) or as an annexe to the main property.
Outbuilding 5.17 x 3.47m
Having timber doors, metal doors which lead to the old cottage and a door to the side.
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The Garden
As well as the main garden for the house, the chapel also has a garden area which can be independently used if required away from the main house. There is a gravelled parking are at to the side of the Chapel with gated steps leading down to the lawned and shrubbed gardens. There is also a chicken enclosure in the far corner and a good sized private decked area overlooking the surrounding countryside.
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Patio Area
Chicken Coop
Decked Area
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Rural Views
The property takes in stunning rural views to the front with rolling hillside in all directions.
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Tenure/Council Tax
We understand the property is freehold, although purchasers must make their own enquiries via their solicitor.
The Council tax is payable to Powys County Council and we believe the property to be in Band D.
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Services
The agents have not tested the appliances listed in the particulars.
Additional Information
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