Space to spread out, room to adapt.
7 Hendidley Way is a detached four bedroom home with versatile ground floor accommodation, generous family living and a quiet position on the edge of Newtown.
7 Hendidley Way enjoys a quiet position at the end of a cul-de-sac on the edge of Newtown, where the houses give way to the wooded hillside beyond. Arranged over three floors, the house makes excellent use of its layout, with the main living space on the middle floor to make the most of the light and outlook, three bedrooms above, and a ground floor annexe with its own entrance. Whether you're looking for multi-generational living, somewhere for an older child, regular guests or even additional income, it is a home that can easily adapt as life changes.
The middle floor forms the heart of the house. The kitchen is fitted with white gloss units, dark stone worktops, a gas hob, integrated dishwasher and built-in wine cooler, while a window above the sink looks out towards the trees behind. A convenient WC is also found on this floor. The living and dining room stretches from front to back, creating a bright, sociable space with room for both comfortable seating and a family dining table. A stone-effect feature wall and exposed beam add character, while windows to both the front and rear fill the room with natural light.
The top floor offers three well-proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room, while the remaining two double bedrooms enjoy pleasant views across the surrounding rooftops and woodland, with one currently arranged as a home office. Completing the floor is the family bathroom, fitted with a bath featuring a walk-in door, a stone-effect feature panel and patterned tiled flooring.
The ground floor is what really sets this property apart. With its own external entrance, it provides a reception room, double bedroom and en-suite shower room that work perfectly as a self-contained annexe. It is an ideal arrangement for an elderly relative, independent teenager, guests or even a lodger, while still functioning just as well as additional family accommodation. The integral garage is also accessed from this level, with driveway parking to the front.
Outside, the garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to create an attractive, low-maintenance space. A gravelled seating area is enclosed by fencing and backed by a planted bank, with the mature woodland beyond providing a leafy backdrop and an added sense of privacy.
Well maintained throughout and offering a level of versatility that is increasingly sought after, 7 Hendidley Way combines generous family accommodation with the rare advantage of a ready-made annexe, all in a peaceful setting on the edge of town.
Newtown (Y Drenewydd) is the largest town in Powys, lying in the heart of Mid Wales and surrounded by hills and open countryside.
As a well-established market town, Newtown offers a wide range of services, schools and leisure facilities, making it a practical and popular choice for everyday living. The town has a strong educational offering, including a number of primary schools and Newtown High School and Sixth Form, which is well regarded locally. Post-16 and vocational education is available at Coleg Powys, providing further learning opportunities close to home.
Day-to-day needs are well served, with a mix of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and public houses, alongside medical facilities and other essential services. Cultural and leisure amenities include Theatr Hafren, Oriel Davies Gallery and the Robert Owen Museum, contributing to an active and well-supported town centre.
For those who enjoy sport and outdoor activity, the surrounding countryside offers excellent walking and cycling routes, while the town itself is home to a wide range of sports clubs, gyms and recreational facilities. Newtown AFC is based at Latham Park, and there are established clubs for rugby, cricket, tennis and other sports.
Newtown is well connected, with a mainline railway station providing regular services along the Cambrian Line, as well as local bus routes and coach services, making it a practical base for commuting and wider travel.
We are informed the property is of freehold tenure.
The property has the benefit of gas fired central heating.
We are informed the property is connected to all mains services.
Powys County Council - Band F
Enquiries indicate the property has an estimated fibre broadband speed of 1800MB. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.
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