PERIOD GRANDEUR

Llandrinio Hall, in Llandrinio near Llanymynech, enjoys arural setting with wonderful views. On the market with Savills with aguide price of £1,350,000, the hall is believed to be the oldest extant brick-built building in Montgomeryshire.

The house boasts some wonderful features including exposed beams, large sash windows andworking shutters, original oak floorboards and afabulous staircase.

The accommodation flows beautifully from the central living room which has awood-burning stove, while the billiards room has wooden flooring, an open fireplace andis double aspect.

The cinema room has an open fireplace and has asoundproof floor and the family kitchen boasts farmhouse-style units, Norwegian granite worktops and quarry tiled flooring.

Doors lead through to the conservatory and dining area with fabulous views towards Rodney’s Pillar and over the formal gardens. The morning room is currently used as an office/ playroom.

The beautiful, solid oak Caroleanne staircase rises from an inner hallway to the first floor where there are two good-sized double bedrooms and afamily bathroom. Off acorridor are a further two double bedrooms, afamily bathroomand aseparate wet room.

The second floor is split into two wings with two separate staircases from the first floor.Onthe one side, is adouble bedroom and alarge attic store.Onthe other wing are two double bedrooms with alanding in between.

The house is approached via along lime tree avenue. To the front of the house is agravel parking area. The main garden enjoys wonderful views and is laid out with aformallawn with topiary yew hedges and akitchen garden, opening to an orchard area. Aprivate enclosed garden includes an outside chess set, but could serve well as avegetable garden

Llandrinio has apetrol station with avillage shop and post office, The Punch Bowl pub and avillage hall.

The property is well located for wonderful walking, cycling, riding and fishing and the area has some highly regarded schools and atrain station at nearby Welshpool.