Affordable homes with intriguing personalities up for grabs, priced less than £450,000 each
For those seeking a slice of history in the heart of England, a charming three-bedroom cottage dating back to the 17th century is now available in Devon. Listed for £415,000, this thatched property, for sale with Minors & Brady, offers an idyllic and secluded location with a view of an unspoilt valley.
The house, with its original features, boasts an Aga in the kitchen and sits on roughly an acre of land. With plenty of potential to make one's own mark, this cottage presents an exciting opportunity for those seeking a project to call their own.
Moving north, we find a stone-built, nine-bedroom home in Penmachno, Snowdonia, up for grabs for £355,000. For sale with Iwan M Williams, this property is currently set up and run as a pub and a basic hotel/youth hostel, with two bars, eight guest rooms, kitchen facilities, and other amenities.
For those looking for a more expansive property, a grand Georgian house of 3,691 sq ft, with eight bedrooms, is for sale in Mid-Wales for under £500,000. This Grade II-listed home, for sale with J. R. Hopper, once belonged to the poet R. S. Thomas and is located in a remote spot in Montgomeryshire, with Welshpool as the nearest town. Unique features and amenities include a large garden surrounded by sequoia and yew trees, fishing rights on a stretch of the river that runs alongside the property, and ultra-fast broadband suitable for working from home.
This property stands out due to its size, historical provenance, remote yet peaceful location, extensive grounds with mature trees, and exclusive river fishing rights – all offered at a surprisingly affordable price relative to its grandeur and heritage.
In the Yorkshire Dales, a traditional stone-built farmhouse is for sale for £350,000. Located in Askrigg, this property, for sale with Halls, is set on a large property with a garden ringed by sequoia and yew trees, and a stretch of river with fishing rights. Additionally, the house features an outdoor terrace, making it perfect for enjoying the picturesque surroundings.
Each of these properties offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a new home or investment. Whether you're drawn to the historical charm of the Devon cottage, the rustic allure of the Yorkshire farmhouse, or the grandeur of the Welsh Georgian house, these properties are sure to capture the imagination.
Embracing a unique blend of home-and-garden charm, a traditional stone-built farmhouse in the Yorkshire Dales features an extensive garden with sequoia and yew trees, offering idyllic outdoor living.
With its rich history and direct access to a stretch of river with fishing rights, the grand Georgian house in Mid-Wales offers a secluded lifestyle steeped in heritage.
