Character Inn In Desirable Village Location Powys For Sale

Property Information

Property:

Freehold

Living Accommodation:

FIRST FLOOR
Separate stairs from the kitchen area to Owners' Accommodation:- BEDROOM 1, single size with sloping ceiling. BEDROOM 2, double size with airing cupboard. BEDROOM 3, double size. Good sized BATHROOM having panelled bath, separate shower, WC, wash hand basin. Spacious LOUNGE AREA. SECOND LOUNGE with potential utilisation as double bedroom.

Also at first floor and accessed from a separate staircase leading from the public bar is a large room which had formerly been a games room. It is currently utilized as a further domestic lounge and consent has been obtained to convert this into two en suite letting bedrooms.

Please Note: The pub now incorporates a former cottage located on the northern end of the plot. This at ground floor is utilized to extend the kitchen area into the dining section. At first floor is a domestic bathroom, the private lounge and one of the bedrooms. It would not take a great deal of investment or work to convert this once again to a separate cottage which could be let separately if desired.

Location:

The village of Llanfihangel Talyllyn is situated in unspoiled countryside on the fringes of the Brecon Beacons National Park, one mile from Llangorse Lake. This is the largest natural lake in South Wales and offers extensive leisure facilities for sailing and water sports together with a large centre for adventure holidays. The area is a popular venue for those walking and visiting the famous hills and mountains of the Brecon Beacons. The village is easily accessible via the A40 trunk road, being approximately two miles from Llangorse, five miles Brecon, 15 miles Abergavenny and dual carriageway access to the country's motorway network. The famous book town of Hay on Wye is some ten miles distant.

The Black Cock is an attractive and well- presented village inn located in this highly desirable village. The majority of the property was completely refurbished during the lock-down period in 2020 and the quality of the work undertaken will be evident to all who view. It is principally constructed of stone beneath a pitched slate roof and stands in the heart of the village adjacent to the Parish Church.