Property history of Gelli Dywyll, Bont Dolgadfan, Llanbrynmair SY19 7AP, 1st Jul 2009
Previously listed for sale on
1st Jul 2009
£345,000
- 6 bedroom property
Property info
Property features
- Grade I I Listed
- Period Farmhouse
- 2 Reception Rooms
- Extensive Gardens
- 2 Kitchens
- Ample Parking
- Rural Location
- Original Features
Property description
The accommodation briefly comprises: Entrance Porch, Entrance Hall, Breakfast Room, Kitchen, Sitting Room, Reception Room 2, Rear Entrance Hall, Ground Floor Bathroom, Back Kitchen. First floor - Main Landing, 2 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Inner Landing & 2 Further Bedrooms, Studio. Outside - Gardens Surround the Property on 3 Sides. Store Shed. Garden Shed. Parking & Turning Area. Recently featured on S4C 'Tyr Cymreig'.
Gelli Dywyll comprises a most delightful period detached 2 storey imposing farmhouse of great character. It is steeped in local history and has been listed as Grade II. It was first listed in 1997. In the listing history, the property is described as thus ' The building is of 2 storeys, 3 bays, late medieval in origin, subsequently altered at various times, with the addition of a two storey 2 bay rear wing in the C17, and quality re-fitting in the early mid C18. It was restored by the Winteringham stable estate in 1907.
The reason for listing ' Included as a house of special interest for retaining substantial evidence of medieval construction, with an open hall, modified by the insertion of a floor C18 and early C20 remodelling work of high quailty.
The property is of stone construction under a pitched slated roof, the accommodation is well laid out and impressive with some good sized reception rooms and a delightful open hall. Many of the original features have been preserved and a comfortable and traditional atmosphere runs through the property.
The current owners have loved living in the property for the last 22 years and are much aggrieved to move, but are now looking to downsize. The garden are situated to the rear of the property and run down to a dingle with a delightful stream feature.
The selling agents recommend early inspection of this superb property to fully appreciate its well laid out accommodation along with its picturesque setting and grounds.
Gelli Dywyll was recently included on S4C 'Tyr Cymreig' - Welsh House featuring Oak frame houses in Montgomeryshire.
The property is situated in a very pleasant village location only 11 miles from the historic market town of Machynlleth, 20 miles from Newtown, 14 miles from Llanidloes and 21 miles from to the yachting resort of Aberdovey and access to the Cardigan Bay coastline.
The property is only 2 miles from the village of Llanbrynmair which offers local amenities including shop, post office, garage, church and primary school. Larger shopping, leisure and educational facilities can be found in the market town of Machynlleth.
The area is renowned for its outstanding countryside and provides an ideal landscape for walkers and those with horses.
Proceed from Welshpool to Newtown on the A483. Continue through Newtown and out on the A489. Turn right for Caersws onto the A470. Proceed to Talerddig and turn left for Bont Dolgadfan. Continue until you can see the speed limit signs for the village and take the left turn. Follow this road and continue until you arrive at the property.
The internal accommodation in more detail comprises:
Stone steps lead up to a large formal front covered
With door to
entrance hall 5.61m(18'5'') x 3.43m(11'3'')
With original oak floorboards, original feature oak staircase rising off to first floor landing, night storage heater, door to under stairs storage cupboard, window to rear garden. Door to
breakfast room 3.99m(13'1'') x 3.68m(12'1'')
With carpet as laid, windows to front and side elevation, attractive fire surround with mantle over housing the oil fired Rayburn range, exposed ceiling beams and timbers. Door to
kitchen 4.06m(13'4'') x 1.75m(5'9'')
With windows to side and rear elevations, teak work surface with cupboard and drawer space below, Belfast sink with h&c mixer tap over, space for dishwasher, space for electric cooker, further slate work surface with cupboard space below, tiling to splash areas, matching wall mounted eye level unit comprising double storage cupboard, drawer and 2 plate racks, recess area housing low level fridge, part panelled walls, fitted shelf units, exposed ceiling beams and timbers.
In the main entrance hall, a door to the right leads into
sitting room 5.74m(18'10'') x 4.47m(14'8'')
With original floorboards, exposed ceiling beams, wall timbers, window to front and side elevation, central fireplace with oak mantle over and housing the wood burning stove on a slate hearth, recessed built in cupboard with fitted shelves to side of fireplace, further high level built in cupboard providing for a most useful drinks cabinet, night storage heater, telephone point.
Reception room 2 4.95m(16'3'') x 3.84m(12'7'')
With feature large Inglenook with original beam over housing a 'Morso' multi fuel stove on a slate hearth, windows to side elevation, part panelled walls, exposed ceiling beams and timbers, access hatch to recessed cupboard (as previously mentioned drinks cabinet in the sitting room), television aeriel point, access door to rear entrance hall.
With door to side elevation, slate flooring, fitted display shelf, electrical switch equipment, coat hanging hooks. Door to
With low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath in a recess with shower attachment over and shower curtain, fully tiled walls, quarry tiled flooring, window to side elevation with deep sill. Door to Airing Cupboard housing the copper cylinder with insulating jacket, slatted shelving and header tank over. Further door to
back kitchen 4.06m(13'4'') x 3.96m(13'0'')
With quarry tiled flooring, access door to side/rear elevation, secondary staircase to first floor, door to under stairs storage cupboard, sink unit with single drainer single bowl sink unit with cupboard and drawer space below, windows to side and rear elevations, space and plumbing for washing machine, large range of fitted shelving, ample space for fridge/freezer units.
The first floor is accessed from the main entrance hall via original Oak staircase which leads to the
With a most delightful of array of original 'A' frame beams, roof light, original floor boarding.
Bedroom 4.01m(13'2'') x 2.82m(9'3'')
With part panelled walls, panelled ceiling, impressive exposed beams, windows to front and side elevations, original floor boards.
Bathroom 4.04m(13'3'') x 2.67m(8'9'')
With original floor boards, impressive exposed beams, panelled bath with h&c mixer tap with shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC with twin flush, wall mounted electric bathroom heater, Victorian cast iron fireplace with slate hearth. Airing Cupboard with cylinder with insulation jacket and further cupboard over with slatted shelving.
Bedroom 3.43m(11'3'') x 2.06m(6'9'')
With carpet as laid, part panelled walls, panelled ceiling, windows to front elevation.
On the main landing, a door gives access through to an
inner landing & bedroom 4.32m(14'2'') x 3.61m(11'10'')
With carpet as laid, windows to front elevation, former fireplace with fire surround and cast iron basket, small access door to recessed storage space.
At the end of the inner landing is an archway through to storage recess with built in shelves.
Bedroom 4.85m(15'11'') x 3.81m(12'6'')
With carpet as laid, window to side elevation with attractive views, vast array of exposed beams, decorative cast iron fire surround, night storage heater, panelled ceiling. Connecting door to bedroom.
Accessed from the last mentioned bedroom or via the rear staircase is
studio 5.74m(18'10'') x 3.81m(12'6'')
This room is currently used as a studio but would lend itself to make a further bedroom (s), with original exposed floor boards, window to side elevation with glorious views over far reaching countryside, Velux roof light to other side, panelled ceiling, night storage heater, cast iron decorative fireplace (not used), exposed 'A' frame beams, connecting door back to last mentioned bedroom.
The property is accessed via the Council maintained roadway into the farmyard and there is a double gated access of private parking gravelled area at the side of the property. Patio brick paved walkways lead along the side of the property and to the rear.
The gardens are a most notable feature of the property and surround it on 3 sides. There is a most delightful dingle with stream at the bottom which runs along the side and rear of the property and this obviously houses a delightful selection of native wildlife and plants. To the side and rear of the property is a raised lawned area with retaining stone walls with attractive plant and shrub borders and a pathway leads up to the access door to rear entrance hall. The gardens are neatly enclosed to the side. The current Vendors are most enthusiastic gardeners and have planted a most interested and varied selection of shrubs, plants and ornamental trees. Timber framed garden shed.
Concrete block storage shed. Oil tank situated to rear of the property.
The stream provides a beautiful feature of the extensive gardens.
There is a mini waterfall down by the shed which would make for a lovely summer seating area.
Mains electricity, private water supply from a spring with filters all fitted correctly by an engineer and private drainage to a septic tank system are understood to be connected. BT connected subject to regulations. None of these services have been tested by Halls.
Powys County Council, Severn Street, Welshpool, Powys.
Telephone:
The property is in band 'G'.
We understand from the vendor(s) that the property is Freehold, confirmation of this should be sought by the prospective purchasers solicitor.
Strictly through the Agents:
Halls, Old Coach Chambers, 1 Church Street,
Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7LH.
Telephone Fax
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In the event that you do not have your property on the market, a member of Halls Estate Agents will be delighted to provide you with a no obligation pre-sales valuation. Should you require a pre-sales valuation please contact the Welshpool office and an appointment will be made free of charge.
We are pleased to offer a Professional, fully qualified, independent mortgage consultant who offers mortgages from the whole market. Whether or not you are buying a property from Halls, an advisor is on hand to help you.
Contact: Mike Pearce Cert pfs, Cert CII (mp)
on or
your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage(S).
Location map
Halls Auctioneers Ltd and any joint agents for themselves, and for the Vendor of the property whose Agents they are, give notice that: (i) These particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract (ii) No person in the employment of or any agent of or consultant to Halls has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property (iii) Measurements, areas and distances are approximate, Floor plans and photographs are for guidance purposes only (photographs are taken with a wide angled / zoom lenses) and dimensions shapes and precise locations may differ (iv) It must not be assumed that the property has all the required planning or building regulation consents.
Halls Auctioneers Ltd. Welshbridge, 1 Frankwell, Shrewsbury, SY3 8LA. Registered in England 02536221.
Gelli Dywyll comprises a most delightful period detached 2 storey imposing farmhouse of great character. It is steeped in local history and has been listed as Grade II. It was first listed in 1997. In the listing history, the property is described as thus ' The building is of 2 storeys, 3 bays, late medieval in origin, subsequently altered at various times, with the addition of a two storey 2 bay rear wing in the C17, and quality re-fitting in the early mid C18. It was restored by the Winteringham stable estate in 1907.
The reason for listing ' Included as a house of special interest for retaining substantial evidence of medieval construction, with an open hall, modified by the insertion of a floor C18 and early C20 remodelling work of high quailty.
The property is of stone construction under a pitched slated roof, the accommodation is well laid out and impressive with some good sized reception rooms and a delightful open hall. Many of the original features have been preserved and a comfortable and traditional atmosphere runs through the property.
The current owners have loved living in the property for the last 22 years and are much aggrieved to move, but are now looking to downsize. The garden are situated to the rear of the property and run down to a dingle with a delightful stream feature.
The selling agents recommend early inspection of this superb property to fully appreciate its well laid out accommodation along with its picturesque setting and grounds.
Gelli Dywyll was recently included on S4C 'Tyr Cymreig' - Welsh House featuring Oak frame houses in Montgomeryshire.
Situation
The property is situated in a very pleasant village location only 11 miles from the historic market town of Machynlleth, 20 miles from Newtown, 14 miles from Llanidloes and 21 miles from to the yachting resort of Aberdovey and access to the Cardigan Bay coastline.
The property is only 2 miles from the village of Llanbrynmair which offers local amenities including shop, post office, garage, church and primary school. Larger shopping, leisure and educational facilities can be found in the market town of Machynlleth.
The area is renowned for its outstanding countryside and provides an ideal landscape for walkers and those with horses.
The directions
Proceed from Welshpool to Newtown on the A483. Continue through Newtown and out on the A489. Turn right for Caersws onto the A470. Proceed to Talerddig and turn left for Bont Dolgadfan. Continue until you can see the speed limit signs for the village and take the left turn. Follow this road and continue until you arrive at the property.
The internal accommodation in more detail comprises:
Stone steps lead up to a large formal front covered
Entrance porch
With door to
entrance hall 5.61m(18'5'') x 3.43m(11'3'')
With original oak floorboards, original feature oak staircase rising off to first floor landing, night storage heater, door to under stairs storage cupboard, window to rear garden. Door to
breakfast room 3.99m(13'1'') x 3.68m(12'1'')
With carpet as laid, windows to front and side elevation, attractive fire surround with mantle over housing the oil fired Rayburn range, exposed ceiling beams and timbers. Door to
kitchen 4.06m(13'4'') x 1.75m(5'9'')
With windows to side and rear elevations, teak work surface with cupboard and drawer space below, Belfast sink with h&c mixer tap over, space for dishwasher, space for electric cooker, further slate work surface with cupboard space below, tiling to splash areas, matching wall mounted eye level unit comprising double storage cupboard, drawer and 2 plate racks, recess area housing low level fridge, part panelled walls, fitted shelf units, exposed ceiling beams and timbers.
In the main entrance hall, a door to the right leads into
sitting room 5.74m(18'10'') x 4.47m(14'8'')
With original floorboards, exposed ceiling beams, wall timbers, window to front and side elevation, central fireplace with oak mantle over and housing the wood burning stove on a slate hearth, recessed built in cupboard with fitted shelves to side of fireplace, further high level built in cupboard providing for a most useful drinks cabinet, night storage heater, telephone point.
Reception room 2 4.95m(16'3'') x 3.84m(12'7'')
With feature large Inglenook with original beam over housing a 'Morso' multi fuel stove on a slate hearth, windows to side elevation, part panelled walls, exposed ceiling beams and timbers, access hatch to recessed cupboard (as previously mentioned drinks cabinet in the sitting room), television aeriel point, access door to rear entrance hall.
Rear entrance hall
With door to side elevation, slate flooring, fitted display shelf, electrical switch equipment, coat hanging hooks. Door to
Ground floor bathroom
With low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath in a recess with shower attachment over and shower curtain, fully tiled walls, quarry tiled flooring, window to side elevation with deep sill. Door to Airing Cupboard housing the copper cylinder with insulating jacket, slatted shelving and header tank over. Further door to
back kitchen 4.06m(13'4'') x 3.96m(13'0'')
With quarry tiled flooring, access door to side/rear elevation, secondary staircase to first floor, door to under stairs storage cupboard, sink unit with single drainer single bowl sink unit with cupboard and drawer space below, windows to side and rear elevations, space and plumbing for washing machine, large range of fitted shelving, ample space for fridge/freezer units.
The first floor is accessed from the main entrance hall via original Oak staircase which leads to the
Main landing
With a most delightful of array of original 'A' frame beams, roof light, original floor boarding.
Bedroom 4.01m(13'2'') x 2.82m(9'3'')
With part panelled walls, panelled ceiling, impressive exposed beams, windows to front and side elevations, original floor boards.
Bathroom 4.04m(13'3'') x 2.67m(8'9'')
With original floor boards, impressive exposed beams, panelled bath with h&c mixer tap with shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC with twin flush, wall mounted electric bathroom heater, Victorian cast iron fireplace with slate hearth. Airing Cupboard with cylinder with insulation jacket and further cupboard over with slatted shelving.
Bedroom 3.43m(11'3'') x 2.06m(6'9'')
With carpet as laid, part panelled walls, panelled ceiling, windows to front elevation.
On the main landing, a door gives access through to an
inner landing & bedroom 4.32m(14'2'') x 3.61m(11'10'')
With carpet as laid, windows to front elevation, former fireplace with fire surround and cast iron basket, small access door to recessed storage space.
At the end of the inner landing is an archway through to storage recess with built in shelves.
Bedroom 4.85m(15'11'') x 3.81m(12'6'')
With carpet as laid, window to side elevation with attractive views, vast array of exposed beams, decorative cast iron fire surround, night storage heater, panelled ceiling. Connecting door to bedroom.
Accessed from the last mentioned bedroom or via the rear staircase is
studio 5.74m(18'10'') x 3.81m(12'6'')
This room is currently used as a studio but would lend itself to make a further bedroom (s), with original exposed floor boards, window to side elevation with glorious views over far reaching countryside, Velux roof light to other side, panelled ceiling, night storage heater, cast iron decorative fireplace (not used), exposed 'A' frame beams, connecting door back to last mentioned bedroom.
Outside
The property is accessed via the Council maintained roadway into the farmyard and there is a double gated access of private parking gravelled area at the side of the property. Patio brick paved walkways lead along the side of the property and to the rear.
Gardens
The gardens are a most notable feature of the property and surround it on 3 sides. There is a most delightful dingle with stream at the bottom which runs along the side and rear of the property and this obviously houses a delightful selection of native wildlife and plants. To the side and rear of the property is a raised lawned area with retaining stone walls with attractive plant and shrub borders and a pathway leads up to the access door to rear entrance hall. The gardens are neatly enclosed to the side. The current Vendors are most enthusiastic gardeners and have planted a most interested and varied selection of shrubs, plants and ornamental trees. Timber framed garden shed.
Concrete block storage shed. Oil tank situated to rear of the property.
The stream provides a beautiful feature of the extensive gardens.
There is a mini waterfall down by the shed which would make for a lovely summer seating area.
Services
Mains electricity, private water supply from a spring with filters all fitted correctly by an engineer and private drainage to a septic tank system are understood to be connected. BT connected subject to regulations. None of these services have been tested by Halls.
Local authority
Powys County Council, Severn Street, Welshpool, Powys.
Telephone:
Tax banding
The property is in band 'G'.
Tenure
We understand from the vendor(s) that the property is Freehold, confirmation of this should be sought by the prospective purchasers solicitor.
Viewing
Strictly through the Agents:
Halls, Old Coach Chambers, 1 Church Street,
Welshpool, Powys, SY21 7LH.
Telephone Fax
Website
Please note that all of our properties can be viewed on our website
and also on
Our e-mail address is
Pre-sales valuation service
In the event that you do not have your property on the market, a member of Halls Estate Agents will be delighted to provide you with a no obligation pre-sales valuation. Should you require a pre-sales valuation please contact the Welshpool office and an appointment will be made free of charge.
Mortgages
We are pleased to offer a Professional, fully qualified, independent mortgage consultant who offers mortgages from the whole market. Whether or not you are buying a property from Halls, an advisor is on hand to help you.
Contact: Mike Pearce Cert pfs, Cert CII (mp)
on or
your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage(S).
Location map
Halls Auctioneers Ltd and any joint agents for themselves, and for the Vendor of the property whose Agents they are, give notice that: (i) These particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract (ii) No person in the employment of or any agent of or consultant to Halls has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property (iii) Measurements, areas and distances are approximate, Floor plans and photographs are for guidance purposes only (photographs are taken with a wide angled / zoom lenses) and dimensions shapes and precise locations may differ (iv) It must not be assumed that the property has all the required planning or building regulation consents.
Halls Auctioneers Ltd. Welshbridge, 1 Frankwell, Shrewsbury, SY3 8LA. Registered in England 02536221.