Wye Lodge is a charming period house built in three phases between 1850-1900, situated on the bank of the River Wye in the Upper Wye Valley. The property has been lovingly renovated to a high standard over the past 25 years and features many attractive period details, including large bays with sash windows, fireplaces, shutters, and cornicing. The house has excellent living accommodation, with large bedrooms and stunning views of the river and surrounding countryside. The property boasts a beautiful kitchen with a bespoke range of oak cupboards, an Aga, and plenty of work surface space, as well as a family room/study with open fire and fitted bookshelves. The gardens are beautifully laid out with a lawn, terraces, and herbaceous borders, and offer a high degree of shelter and privacy. The property is freehold and has mains water and electricity, private drainage, and gas central heating. It is located in the small market town of Rhayader, which has a range of local facilities and is surrounded by beautiful countryside with many wonderful walks.