Brecon, LD3 8HN

This neatly presented, detached bungalow enjoys fabulous views over the surrounding countryside and offers spacious accommodation which is ready to move straight into.

Set within beautifully maintained gardens and grounds, it is a wonderful property for anyone looking to enjoy a more rural lifestyle, with excellent facilities for equestrian use, smallholding or simply enjoying the outdoors.

The accommodation comprises a spacious entrance hall, a lovely living room with wood burning stove and a good size kitchen/diner with plenty of cupboard space, integrated eye-level oven, hob and plumbing for a washing machine.

There is also a rear porch, three bedrooms and an attractive bathroom with both a bath and separate corner shower.

Large picture windows flood the property with natural light and make the most of the superb countryside views.

A further feature is the large, full-height loft which spans the length of the bungalow and offers potential to create additional accommodation, subject to the necessary permissions.

Outside, the gardens and grounds are a real delight and have been lovingly created and maintained by the current owners.

At the front, a gated driveway provides ample parking and leads to a substantial double garage/workshop with two up-and-over doors, two storerooms, a WC, power and lighting.

Steps lead up to the front door and a lovely timber and glazed balcony, the perfect spot to sit with your morning coffee and take in the wonderful views.

The gardens wrap around the bungalow and are mainly laid to lawn with a variety of patio and seating areas, ideal for relaxing and entertaining.

They are beautifully stocked with established shrub and flower borders, fruit trees and an abundance of interesting features including a raised fish pond, rose arbour, dedicated area ideal for gazebo or summer house, water feature and a thriving wildlife pond with a charming little wooden bridge.

The grounds have been thoughtfully designed to encourage wildlife whilst also offering plenty of opportunities for those with green fingers or an interest in keeping animals.

In front of the parking area is a large, fully enclosed, defra-compliant poultry pen with housing, water and lighting.

To the side of the garage is a polytunnel, greenhouse and two large, productive, fruit and vegetable plots, perfect for anyone wanting to grow their own produce.

A wooden gate from the parking area leads to a tarmac stable yard with two loose boxes, both fitted with rubber matting, along with a separate feed store, lighting and water.

A further gate leads into the paddock which is currently set up for equestrian use.

This includes a large surfaced holding and turnout area, sandpit and several rotational grazing paddocks with mains electric fencing.

Whilst ideally suited to horses, the land would also lend itself to keeping smaller livestock or general grazing.

At the far end of the paddock is a wonderful wildflower and woodland area, a haven for wildlife with several owl boxes and a small brook.

The whole setting is wonderfully peaceful, with fabulous views across the rolling countryside from both the bungalow and its grounds.

Green Acres enjoys a wonderful, peaceful setting in the small hamlet of Trallong, surrounded by glorious countryside and enjoying uninterrupted rural views.

Situated just outside the Brecon Beacons National Park, with the park boundary on the opposite side of the lane, it is an idyllic location for anyone looking to enjoy country living.

Despite its tranquil setting, the property is only approximately 1.5 miles from the A40, providing convenient access to nearby towns and major road links.

The surrounding countryside is a haven for wildlife, with countless scenic walks and excellent opportunities for horse riding right on the doorstep.

Trallong also has a friendly and welcoming community with a church and village hall which hosts a variety of activities, social events and coffee mornings.

Nearby Sennybridge offers a useful range of everyday amenities including a primary school, health centre, shops, fuel stations, café and pubs. It also hosts a popular annual agricultural show.

The traditional market town of Brecon is approximately six miles away and provides a wider range of shops and amenities including a cinema, theatre, leisure centre, library and golf course.

There are also several primary schools, a secondary school, further education college and Christ College, an independent school for boys and girls aged 7–18.

For those needing to travel further afield, the property is well placed for access to Cardiff, Swansea, Carmarthen and Hereford, whilst the nearest mainline railway station is in Abergavenny, approximately 20 miles away.

Council Tax: We have been informed that this property has been placed under council tax band ‘E’. Services: Mains electricity. Private spring water shared with the farm above. Private drainage.

Oil fired central heating. Please note we have not tested the appliances, central heating or services.