Upper Dolfor Road, Newtown, Powys Guide price £315,000

Porch | Dining hall | Sitting room | Breakfast kitchen | Utility room | Sun room | Cloakroom Four en suite bedrooms | Garage plus store room | Garden

Cil Haul is a superbly laid out family home with spacious accommodation. The property was built in 2000 and cleverly designed so that all the rooms enjoy outstanding views of the surrounding countryside. Cil Haul has been finished to a high standard which is apparent from the front porch’s marble floor, slate tiled kitchen floor and exposed oak floor boards in the principal reception rooms. The breakfast kitchen has been
fitted with a range of units which include a dishwasher, fridge, a Neff microwave and a Leisurerange double oven. Further space for appliances can be found in the rear utility room. The slate tiled floor continues into the sun room which has French doors out to the terrace. The dining hall is of particular
note, featuring an impressive steamed oak spiral staircase leading up to the first floor accommodation. The sitting room is well proportioned with a large brick surround fireplace. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms all of which have fitted wardrobes and en suite bath/shower rooms. All the bedrooms enjoy spectacular views.

Cil Haul is situated in an elevated position on the outskirts of Newtown and enjoys fantastic views over the surrounding
countryside.

The market town of Newtown is situated on the River Severn and offers an excellent array of shopping, educational and recreational facilities as well as a main train station and bus terminal.

The market town of Welshpool offers further recreational amenities including the Llanfair-Welshpool light railway, and
splendid Powis castle with its beautiful gardens.

Road and rail connections in the area are good: the A483 connects Newtown with Welshpool and on to Shrewsbury via
the A458. Newtown is on the main Aberystwyth rail line.

The area is exceedingly popular with its recreational opportunities in the surrounding countryside. The Welsh coast and Snowdonia National Park are also accessible along with major conurbations such as Chester, Shrewsbury and the West Midlands.

The property is approached from the lane via gated access which leads onto a large gravel drive. The garage is positioned
to the side of the property and has a useful store room. A veranda runs along the front elevation under which there is a paved terrace. The garden is predominantly laid to lawn and benefits from a garden shed and a Wendy house.