22, Norton Street, Knighton, Powys, LD7 1ET

22 Norton Street is a charming three-bedroom home brimming with potential, perfectly positioned close to the town’s amenities.

Offering deceptively spacious accommodation full of character, the property features a converted attic room, a cellar, a handy outside store, and a low-maintenance rear garden.

EPC E Location   The property enjoys a convenient location in a quiet residential area within walking distance of the town centre, which offers a good selection of amenities, including healthcare facilities and various recreational activities.

Its beautiful rural setting makes it ideal for those who enjoy outdoor pursuits.

The larger market towns of Ludlow and Leominster are approximately 17 and 20 miles away respectively, while the city of Hereford is about 30 miles from the town.

Accommodation   Entering the property into the central hall, complemented by wooden wall panelling, door lead to the first reception room, which features a focal fireplace and window to the front, adorned with picture rails and an archway leading through to the second reception room.

This second room lends itself perfectly to being a dining room, with a window overlooking the rear offering views over the town rooftops and Kinsley Wood beyond, and a useful wooden cupboard – another lovely feature highlighting the character of the home.

Heading back along the hallway is the third reception room to the front of the property, which could lend itself to a variety of purposes, depending on the buyer’s requirements. .

  Moving through to the kitchen, albeit dated, it is a practical and bright space with a window and door leading out to the rear – a room ready to be transformed.

From here, a door also leads down to the cellar, split into two sections, again a practical and useful space.

From the central hallway, a staircase rises to the landing, with doors leading to three bedrooms.

The master bedroom, located at the front of the property, includes a built-in cupboard and two windows, allowing plenty of natural light to flood in.

Also to the front is bedroom two, a double room with window overlooking the front. .

  To the rear is the third bedroom, again a small double room with a window overlooking the rooftops and Kinsley Wood.

On the opposite side of the landing is the family bathroom, which is a good sized bathroom and fitted with a panelled bath, separate enclosed shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, WC, and a useful airing cupboard.

From the first-floor landing, a door and staircase lead to the converted attic.

Currently arranged as two sections, this adaptable space offers excellent potential — ideal for use as a studio, hobby room, or home office, tailored to suit the purchaser’s needs.

Store Room and Garden   Outside, accessed from the kitchen door, is a very useful courtyard area with access to the storeroom and outside WC.

This is a versatile space, featuring the original Belfast sink, currently utilised as a utility area and garden store.

From the courtyard, a wooden gate leads around to the rear garden, which is enclosed by wooden boundary fencing and a stone wall to the rear, with bordering flower beds and concrete paths.

Once again, there are views over the town’s rooftops and towards Kinsley Wood beyond. Parking   On-street parking is available on Norton Street, subject to availability.