GUIDE PRICE £300,000 - £325,000 Set on a prominent corner plot, this substantial four-bedroom period home offers approximately 185.2 m² (1,993 sq ft) of accommodation arranged over three floors, together with excellent external storage and workshop space. Rich in character, the property features stained and leaded glass, parquet and exposed timber flooring, traditional fireplaces, decorative ceilings and generous room proportions throughout. The ground floor provides two reception rooms, a dining room, kitchen, utility and shower room, while three bedrooms and two bathrooms occupy the first floor. The second floor provides a further bedroom, landing and extensive storage, extending to approximately 27 sq m. Outside, mature gardens, a substantial brick-built garage and a second brick-built outbuilding add considerable practicality, versatility and appeal for buyers.

GUIDE PRICE £300,000 - £325,000 - Occupying a prominent corner position, 14 Tanywern Lane is a substantial and distinctive four-bedroom period home offering approximately 185.2 m² (1,993 sq ft) of accommodation arranged over three floors together, including a substantial brick-built garage and an additional brick-built outbuilding and with established gardens

The property retains an impressive amount of original character, with features including stained and leaded glass, parquet and exposed timber flooring, traditional fireplaces, decorative ceilings and extensive bespoke woodwork. Generous room proportions and flexible accommodation give the house a sense of space that becomes increasingly apparent as you move through the property.

The ground floor is arranged around a central entrance hall and provides two separate reception rooms.

The principal lounge is a particularly attractive room, enhanced by its bay window, traditional fireplace and period detailing, while the second reception room offers further versatile living space suitable as a family room, sitting room or formal lounge.

The kitchen retains a distinctive range of timber cabinetry, together with a Belfast-style sink and substantial exposed-brick cooking recess. It connects with the separate dining room, creating a practical arrangement for both everyday family life and entertaining.

Beyond the main dining area is a useful shower room, while a separate utility area and additional ground-floor WC further enhance the practicality of the accommodation.

The first floor provides three bedrooms.

The principal bedroom is an impressive room with a bay window providing far-reaching views across the surrounding landscape. Timber flooring, fitted furniture and a decorative fireplace add further character.

Two additional bedrooms provide excellent family accommodation, with the smaller bedroom also lending itself particularly well to use as a nursery, dressing room or home office.

The first floor is completed by a family bathroom, an additional shower room and central landing.

A further staircase rises to the second floor and provides the fourth bedroom together with landing space and extensive storage. This additional level offers excellent flexibility and could equally suit an older child, guest accommodation, home working or hobby space.

Outside, the house sits within an established corner plot with mature planting, private garden areas and an elevated outlook towards the surrounding countryside.

A particularly valuable feature is the substantial brick-built garage, offering excellent secure parking, workshop or storage space. In addition, there is a second solid brick-built outbuilding, providing further practical space and adding significantly to the versatility of the property.

The grounds also include a distinctive traditional red telephone box, creating an unusual feature within the garden.

With approximately 155 sq m / 1,668 sq ft of internal accommodation, four bedrooms arranged over three floors, multiple reception spaces, three bathroom/shower facilities, substantial brick-built outbuildings and a wealth of period detailing, this is a characterful and highly individual home offering an exceptional combination of space, practicality and flexibility.

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