A unique countryside property with its own Hobbit house in Wales is on sale for £385,000.
Castle Cottage is a quaint period home with four bedrooms in Powys that has just gone on the market. Packed with character, you'll find features such as a wood-fired hot tub, 2.75-acres of land, beautiful surroundings and, of course, the famous Hobbit House (which includes its trademark circular door).
The property has undergone modernisation, including an extension which added a large kitchen/diner room to the rear. Elsewhere in the home, there is a large lounge, study space (which could also work as a fourth bedroom), a utility room and three further double bedrooms.
The current owners have been letting out the ground floor bedroom together with the unique Hobbit House on Airbnb — but now it could be yours. Inside the Hobbit House, there is tiled flooring, oak panelled walls and a wood-burning stove. It might not be remarkably large, but it's as charming as can be.
On the Hobbit's Airbnb listing, the current owners explain: 'It is small and has a sofa bed rather than a proper bed. The bathroom is down in our house and although it is for your exclusive use, it is a 30 second walk away. This is glamping, not luxury.'
Outside, new owners will find a lovely patio area where the hot tub is located. With breathtaking countryside views, it's the perfect spot for dining alfresco in the summer months.
Situated close to Brecon Beacons National Park, there's plenty to do and see in the area. From outdoors activities to delightful British pubs, the home is brilliantly close to some of the area's must-visit spots.
This property is currently on the market for £385,000 via Rightmove.
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