2 rooms house of 41m² in Llyswen

A beautifully presented and recently modernised riverside home, located in the picturesque village of Boughrood, Mid Wales, enjoying stunning views and a peaceful setting close to the River Wye. Entering the property, you are welcomed into a stylish open-plan living and reception space, creating a bright and versatile area perfect for modern living. From here, the accommodation flows through to a ground floor shower room and bedroom, while stairs lead to the first floor where you will find a second bedroom and a further modern bathroom. The property has been thoughtfully upgraded throughout and benefits from quality finishes, solar water heating with oil-fired central heating backup, and a luxury garden pod providing an additional versatile space ideal for working from home, relaxing or entertaining. Outside, the property enjoys attractive gardens and a tranquil riverside outlook, offering the perfect opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Mid Wales countryside while being within easy reach of Hay-on-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells. A rare opportunity to rent a modern, energy-conscious home in a truly beautiful riverside location. Available now Council Tax Band 'E' Rent - £1250.00 per calendar month Deposit required - £1250 please note: All contract holders are required to complete an application form providing references. We will also require information to carry out A credit check which is provided by A third party. Boughrood is a charming and well-connected village set within the beautiful Wye Valley, just a short drive from the market towns of Hay-On-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells. Surrounded by rolling countryside and farmland, the village offers a peaceful rural lifestyle while still benefiting from excellent accessibility. The village itself has a welcoming community feel and provides everyday conveniences including a local shop, café, petrol station and a well-regarded primary school. There is also a popular village hall and nearby public houses, contributing to a strong sense of community. Hay-on-Wye, famous for its independent bookshops and annual literary festival. The larger town of Brecon offers a wider range of amenities including supermarkets, leisure facilities, healthcare services and both primary and secondary schooling. The surrounding area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, lying on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), with its stunning landscapes, walking routes, cycling trails and access to the River Wye, which is popular for kayaking and fishing