Maesawelon, Caersws, SY17

4 Maesawelon is a bright three bedroom home with a generous rear garden, off road parking and an integrated garage. The current owners have made improvements throughout the house and have completely relandscaped both the front and rear gardens. It is offered with no onward chain.

The front door opens into an entrance hall, with the kitchen on one side and the living room on the other. The kitchen has plenty of storage and workspace, as well as room for a table. From here, a separate utility and boot room opens into the garage, which can also be accessed from the rear garden.

The living room has space for both seating and dining, with sliding doors opening into the conservatory. This gives the room plenty of natural light and a lovely outlook over the garden.

Upstairs are three good size bedrooms and a family bathroom. The bedrooms are bright and comfortable, with views towards the surrounding countryside from the rear of the house.

The owners have replastered and redecorated throughout, fitted new flooring and carpets, replaced the internal doors downstairs and the wardrobe doors, and updated the electrics with additional sockets. A new toilet has also been fitted.

The front garden has been relandscaped, with a driveway providing off road parking and access to the garage. At the rear, the garden has been completely transformed, with a large lawn, patio and raised planting bed. There is plenty of room to enjoy being outside, with open views beyond the garden.

With three good size bedrooms, useful extra space downstairs and a generous garden, 4 Maesawelon would make a lovely home for a young couple or someone looking to downsize.

Caersws is a lively village with a strong sense of community and a surprising range of amenities for its size. The long-established Caersws Village Club acts as a local hub for social events, live music, and sports, while the village’s two pubs, fish and chip shop, petrol station, butcher, post office, and convenience store cover most daily needs. There's also a well-equipped playground and a primary school, making it a practical spot for families.

The village has a proud footballing tradition, with Caersws FC being a long-standing part of the Welsh football scene and central to village life.

Caersws is well connected via its railway station on the Cambrian Line, with direct links to Newtown, Shrewsbury, Machynlleth, and the coast. Newtown, just 6 miles away, offers supermarkets, healthcare, a choice of secondary schools, and a further education college. Llanidloes is around 10 miles west and provides additional amenities, including a high school, independent shops, and a lively arts and food scene. For outdoor pursuits, Llyn Clywedog is within easy reach, offering walking trails, sailing, and fishing, while the beaches of Aberdyfi and Borth are just over an hour’s drive away.

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