This historic farmhouse, built in 1522, boasts a unique blend of medieval character and modern open-plan living areas. The property, listed Grade II, has been refurbished and extended, offering a spacious and well-appointed interior. The accommodation includes an entrance hall, open-plan kitchen, lounge with open fire, utility room, office, shower room, snug, and four bedrooms, including a principal suite with en-suite bathroom. The property sits in a beautiful plot with 360-degree views, landscaped gardens, a pond, and paddocks extending to 6.3 acres. The Dutch barn and wooded area add to the property's charm, and its location offers easy access to daily shopping facilities and scenic walks. The property also benefits from mains electricity, oil-fired central heating, and a borehole water supply, and is situated in Powys County Council's tax band H.