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Dating back to 1802, Pantytanhouse Fach is an impressive detached Welsh longhouse occupying an idyllic rural setting within approximately 5.72 acres of beautifully maintained gardens and grounds. This versatile property offers a premium lifestyle and income opportunity, seamlessly combining a characterful main residence, a self-contained adjoined annexe, and a separate, fully embedded luxury yurt glamping business. The primary longhouse is rich in original character and charm, while benefiting from an array of modern, energy-efficient upgrades, including both ground-source and air-source heat pumps, alongside solar and PV panels. Accommodation in the main house comprises an entrance porch, reception hallway, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, and separate WC, alongside a spacious principal living room. The first floor offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The adjoined annexe is dynamically linked yet easily self-contained, the annexe features its own kitchen, a ground-floor shower room/WC, sitting room with garden views, and a large double bedroom above, providing potential for an independent rental stream or multi-generational living space.

This six-bedroom period house on Havelock Road in Shrewsbury offers an elegant blend of classic charm and modern convenience. The property features three reception rooms, providing ample space for entertaining or family gatherings. The open marble fireplace adds a touch of luxury and warmth to the living area, creating a welcoming atmosphere.The house boasts four bathrooms, ensuring comfort and privacy for all residents. A double garage and private parking provide secure options for vehicles, while the rear parking adds further convenience. The property benefits from central heating and a gym, making it ideal for both relaxation and fitness enthusiasts.Centrally located in Shrewsbury, this home is well-positioned for access to local amenities and landmarks. The garden and patio offer outdoor space for leisure or gardening pursuits. Given its desirable location and features, this property is an excellent choice for discerning buyers looking for a high-end residence in a vibrant area.Opportunities like this are rare in Shrewsbury's competitive market. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and explore the potential of making this period property your new home.

This delightful grade II* Listed Tudor house forms the major portion of one of the most historic buildings in this beautiful village and sits proudly just off the High Street in the centre of the village and overlooks the magnificent church with its famous yew avenue.   Having undergone significant restoration by the current owners  the house offers that sought after mix of period charm of which it excels as well as the comfort of modern convenience.   A driveway to the side of the building sweeps past the Southern frontage of the house to provide parking for 3 vehicles and secure gated access to the charming gardens. Inside the generous Kitchen/breakfast room is the true heart of this home. The stunning kitchen units are modern and  stylish whilst complimenting  the period charm of the room itself with its high ceiling and exposed oak timbers. A huge central island offers impressive prep space as well as  a breakfast bar to accommodate a large family. The pantry is a great bonus and a Crittal style door leads out to the rear garden whilst a large bay window to the front looks out across the High Street and towards the church. Adjacent to the  kitchen is a well proportioned dining room fit for large dinner parties and family gatherings full as it is with atmosphere inherent in this ancient building. The Living room holds a central position to the house with a beautiful oak staircase leading to the first floor, a door to the side porch and entrance way and rambling through  to another reception room. The exposed timbers and grand old fireplace fill the room with character and the windows to both sides provide plenty of natural light. The final room downstairs is a truly flexible space that is currently used as a study with a dedicated laundry room attached. It would make a fabulous library, snug, play room or den. Alternatively, with minor modifications you could create a fantastic sleeping space for a teenage child or for family staying over by adding a shower to what is currently the laundry room, whilst it already benefits from a separate cloakroom and it’s own rear lobby and back door. Three further bedrooms are to be found on the first floor as well as two bath/shower rooms. The principal bedroom is a beautiful room with a gorgeous fireplace, pretty windows and a fabulous en-suite bathroom designed for being pampered in. Two more bedrooms are both doubles and equally full of character and served by a stylish shower room. The gardens are a delight and of a good size given such a central village position. The main lawn garden is the ideal spot to relax in whatever time of day or evening whilst a pathway leads up to a ‘secret garden’ with shepherds hut ( hut available by separate negotiation and which currently provides an income). Lastly and by no means least is the old Smoke House. Attached to the main house and considered to have potential subject to the relevant permissions and consents to provide additional accommodation this amazing space is currently used as a workshop and storage. Set over two floors with its oak frame and retaining some original wattle and daub walls this fabulous space has so much potential whilst remaining a fascinating space just as it is.   What the owner says   We love living in old characterful houses and really enjoy renovating them and this has been a real favourite. The house always had so much charm and history attached to it and now it has the additional  benefit of being  a truly lovely home with all the comforts of modern living.   The village is fantastic, and you really are just a step away from it all. Popping across to the Little Bull for tea or coffee or spending an evening there with friends is a real joy as is the ease of walking over to the local Post Office.   A few steps takes you out onto countryside walks via the churchyard with a short loop that takes you back around via the playing fields to the Tennis courts, bowls club and social club. The suburb primary school and nursery are at the other end of the  village so if you are blessed with primary age children you can walk to school, and a bus service takes secondary age children to a wide choice of excellent schools.