Cwm Mawr, Staylittle, Llanbrynmair, SY19 7DD

Cwm Mawr is a charming detached country cottage occupying a delightful rural setting within the heart of the Cambrian Mountains.

The property enjoys a peaceful and secluded position surrounded by beautiful Mid Wales countryside and offers character accommodation retaining a wealth of original features including an inglenook fireplace, Victorian grates, exposed beams, flagstone flooring and the remains of anold stone farmhouse within the grounds.

The cottage stands in attractive mature gardens through which a stream gently flows, creating a tranquil environment that perfectly complements its rural setting.

The property would be ideally suited as a permanent residence, holiday home or countryside retreat for those seeking a quieter pace of life in one of Wales' most scenic regions.

The property is situated on the outskirts of the small rural community of Staylittle which benefits from a useful Village Store/Post Office, nestled within the spectacular Cambrian Mountains between the market towns of Llanidloes and Machynlleth.

The surrounding area is renowned for its unspoilt natural beauty and provides excellent opportunities for walking, cycling, fishing, horse riding and wildlife observation.

Glyndwr's Way National Trail passes through the village, whilst Hafren Forest, the source of the River Severn and Llyn Clywedog Reservoir are all within easy reach.

The market town of Llanidloes lies approximately 10 miles distant and provides a comprehensive range of day-to-day amenities including supermarkets, independent shops, cafes, public houses, primary and secondary schooling, healthcare facilities and leisure amenities.

The historic market town of Machynlleth is approximately 12.5 miles away and offers a wider range of facilities together with a mainline railway station.

Nearby attractions include Hafren Forest and the Source of the River Severn, Llyn Clywedog Reservoir, Glyndwr's Way National Trail, Dyfi Biosphere Reserve, Centre for Alternative Technology, Snowdonia (Eryri) National Park, Corris Craft Centre and King Arthur's Labyrinth, Aberdyfi and the Cardigan Bay Coastline.

The accommodation comprises: Ground Floor Entrance Porch Entrance door leading to: Entrance Hall with staircase rising to first floor and cupboard housing the oil-fired central heating boiler and controls.

Sitting Room A delightful reception room featuring an impressive inglenook fireplace incorporating a wood-burning stove with timber surround.

Built-in bookshelves and cupboards are positioned to either side of the chimney breast.

Dining Room A characterful room featuring an original range incorporating a bread oven, flagstone floor and exposed ceiling beam.

Kitchen fitted with a range of base, drawer and wall units together with worktop surfaces, sink unit and electric oven. First Floor Landing with boarded floor.

Bedroom (1) with boarded floor and Victorian grate. Bedroom (2) with boarded floor and Victorian grate. Bedroom (3) with boarded floor and Victorian grate.

Family Bathroom comprising panelled bath with shower over, glazed shower screen, low flush WC and wash hand basin. Part tiled walls. Services Mains electricity. Private water supply. Private drainage.

Oil-fired central heating. Satellite broadband currently connected.

Prospective purchasers are advised to make their own enquiries regarding the availability and performance of broadband and mobile services.

The property is approached through a metal gateway leading to a side parking area.

To the front is an attractive lawned garden with established flower borders together with the oil storage tank and external oil-fired central heating boiler.

Stone steps lead to a rear rockery garden and the remains of an old stone farmhouse, with surviving stone walls providing a unique and attractive feature within the grounds.

Greenhouse and garden sheds. A delightful stream flows through the garden, enhancing the property's peaceful setting and creating a wonderful wildlife habitat.