Burton House, a historic property in rural Mid Wales, boasts a unique blend of elegance and smallholding potential. Dating back to 1706, the house has been a farmhouse, post office, inn, and lodging house, adding to its rich character and charm. The property spans around 342 square meters, with two grand floors, a cellar, and a large central landing providing access to up to eight bedrooms. The ground floor features a spacious farmhouse kitchen, a traditional pantry, and a boot room with a hidden original stone bath. The property sits on approximately one acre of well-tended grounds, including a private walled courtyard garden and a registered paddock with field number. With vehicular access and parking directly off the A44, the property offers excellent potential for a smallholding or self-sufficient lifestyle. The village of Llandegley, where the property is located, is known for its picturesque setting, rich natural beauty, and deep historical legacy.