Bron Y Geifr, Llanidloes
Offers in the region of £495,000
4 Bedroom House - Smallholding 2 – 25 Acres
- Outstanding Opportunity
- Small Holding with Approx 5 Acres
- Further Acreage Available
- Detached Period Farmhouse in Need of Renovation
- Traditional Mid Wales Barn
- Further Outbuilding
- Planning Granted for Stunning Four Bedroom Home
- Breathtaking Views
- Close to Llanidloes
- No Ongoing Chain
Do you have grand designs on creating your dream country home? If so, this is a rare opportunity to bring that vision to life, with the perfect setting already in place and the potential waiting for the right buyer to make it happen.
The Property
Bron Y Geifr is a traditional Welsh hill farm of genuine rarity, occupying an elevated position above the Clywedog Valley with far-reaching views across the rolling Montgomeryshire countryside towards the hills beyond. The outlook alone would be enough to set it apart, but it is the scale and quality of the opportunity here that makes this a truly exceptional offering.
At the heart of the holding sits a traditional farmhouse dating back approximately 200 years. While now requiring comprehensive renovation, it offers clear scope for restoration for those looking to revive a traditional Welsh rural home.
The current owners have already taken significant steps forward, securing full planning permission for an outstanding four-bedroom detached home positioned to make even greater use of the remarkable setting and views. The approved scheme proposes a substantial contemporary property with kitchen, dining room, living room, snug, playroom and office to the ground floor, together with a principal bedroom suite with dressing room, three further bedrooms and an additional en-suite to the first floor. The design incorporates natural slate, timber cladding and extensive glazing, creating a home that feels entirely in keeping with its surroundings while offering modern, light-filled living spaces.
This is far removed from the standard new-build opportunity. It is a rare chance to create a bespoke home in a position that will never fail to impress, the sort of property that, once completed, is seldom relinquished.
In addition, a further planning application has been submitted, although not yet determined, for the conversion of the traditional stone barns into another substantial dwelling. The proposed scheme is an ambitious and highly attractive one, incorporating five bedrooms, generous reception spaces, oak framing, larch cladding, natural slate and aluminium glazing throughout. Prospective purchasers should note that this application remains pending at the time of listing.
Beyond the farmhouse and barns, the property includes a useful range of additional outbuildings suited to storage, livestock or smallholding use. The land, extending to approximately five acres in total, lends itself perfectly to those looking to keep animals, pursue a more self-sufficient lifestyle or simply enjoy the freedom and space that this kind of rural setting provides. A further fifteen acres is also available by separate negotiation for purchasers with broader ambitions.
Despite its peaceful and private setting, Bron Y Geifr is far from isolated. The market town of Llanidloes is within easy reach, with good road connections onwards to Newtown, Aberystwyth and the wider road network, offering a balance of genuine rural tranquillity and everyday accessibility.
Opportunities of this nature, combining an exceptional position, planning permission and such significant future potential, are exceptionally rare. Bron Y Geifr offers the chance to create something truly special in one of the finest rural settings Mid Wales has to offer.
The Location
Y Fan is a small rural hamlet set in the hills above Llanidloes, surrounded by beautiful Mid Wales countryside with far-reaching views across the surrounding hills and open farmland. The area is steeped in history, particularly linked to the renowned Van lead mines which once made the area internationally significant during the nineteenth century, with remnants of this industrial heritage still visible throughout the surrounding landscape.
The beautiful Mid Wales town of Llanidloes lies within easy reach and is rich in history and has so much to offer residents and visitors alike. It is home to the iconic Market Hall which is the oldest timber-framed market hall still in situ in Wales.
The town itself is packed with amenities including a dentists, Medical Centre, cottage hospital, Primary School, Secondary School with Welsh and English language streams, pubs, cafes, take-aways and a wide range of shops ranging from butchers / fishmongers / bakeries / greengrocers to an independent book shop and artisanal boutiques.
The town has a bustling social calendar culminating in the annual Llanidloes Carnival every July.
For anyone interested in pursuing outdoor activities the opportunities are endless. Llanidloes is 4 miles from the Llyn Clywedog Dam, a 615 acre reservoir built on the head waters of the river Severn in the late sixties, offering scenic walking and cycling routes as well as trout fishing through the local Angling Club. There are well supported cricket, football and rugby clubs the latter of which plays host to the ever growing Heart of 7s – Wales’ largest sports and music festival.
Agents Note
Planning has been granted for: Erection of a replacement dwelling, including change of use of agricultural land to form dwelling curtilage, access improvements and installation of a package treatment plant
Reference: 25/1119/FUL
Planning has been submitted for: Barn conversion including change of use of agricultural land to form dwelling curtilage, access improvements and installation of package treatment plant
Reference: 26/0423/FUL
Details available: https://pa.powys.gov.uk/online-applications/?lang=EN
Tenure
We are informed the property is of freehold tenure.
Services
We are informed the property is connected to mains water and has a private drainage system
Council Tax
Powys County Council - Band F
Broadband
Enquiries indicate the property has an estimated fibre broadband speed of 900 MB. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.
Nearest Towns/Cities
Llanidloes - 2 miles
Trefeglwys - 2 miles
Caersws - 7 miles
Newtown - 13 miles
Aberystwyth - 31 miles
Shrewsbury - 45 miles
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Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of Way
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Money Laundering Regulations
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Key Features
- Outstanding Opportunity
- Small Holding with Approx 5 Acres
- Further Acreage Available
- Planning Granted for Stunning Four Bedroom Home
- Detached Period Farmhouse in Need of Renovation
- Traditional Mid Wales Barn
- Further Outbuildings
- Breathtaking Views
- Close to Llanidloes
- No Ongoing Chain
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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