Pantlludw, Machynlleth, Powys, SY20 9JR
OIRO £850,000
4 bedroom detached house for sale
Pantlludw offers a rare opportunity to acquire a small estate dating from the Regency period, beautifully crafted in the picturesque style of its time and remarkably little altered since. Passed down through generations, the house and gardens have preserved their original charm and character — a true period treasure tucked away in a secluded corner of southern Snowdonia.
The gardens are a defining feature, blending formal landscaping with mature trees and an outstanding collection of rhododendrons and azaleas that burst into vibrant colour each spring. A magnificent ancient yew, expanses of woodland and pasture, and a tranquil private lake at the estate’s highest point complete this idyllic setting. The grounds, rich in wildlife, command breath-taking views across the Dyfi Estuary and the surrounding countryside. Well stocked and thoughtfully maintained, they will delight gardening enthusiasts and those interested in woodland management alike.
Set in approximately 97 acres, the property includes around 21 acres of woodland held on a 999-year lease with Natural Resources Wales. An additional 52 acres of land are leased to a neighbouring farmer on a renewable 12-month agreement.
Pantlludw itself is a captivating, detached Grade II Listed four-bedroom residence, built in the early 19th century from traditional coursed rubble under a slated roof. Approached via a gated private driveway, this elegant Regency-style home exudes character and individuality, with ample parking for several vehicles.
In the same family’s ownership for generations, the house was sympathetically extended in the early 20th century to provide an extra bedroom and bathroom. It retains a wealth of period features, including exposed wooden floorboards, original fireplaces, an appealing mix of sash, leaded, and stained-glass windows, and a charming veranda along the south-eastern elevation. The spacious rooms offer a comfortable and adaptable layout throughout.
Modern comforts include LPG gas-fired central heating, a private water supply, and a newly installed sewage treatment plant (2025). Outbuildings comprise a garage and a potting shed.
Accommodation summary: entrance porch, hallway, dining room, sitting room, study, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, pantry, and a scullery with stairs leading to bedroom one.
The first floor offers a landing, three further bedrooms, and a second bathroom.
Pantlludw is a unique and seldom available property in an exceptional location. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this enchanting estate has to offer.
Location
Situated in the heart of southern Snowdonia, Machynlleth is a vibrant and historic market town known for its rich cultural heritage, independent shops, and thriving arts scene. Just a short distance away, the picturesque village of Pennal offers a welcoming rural community. The surrounding area boasts stunning natural beauty, including the Dyfi Estuary, and is perfect for those who enjoy walking, cycling, and observing wildlife. The charming coastal village of Aberdyfi, famed for its sandy beaches sailing and championship links golf course, lies approximately 8 miles away. Machynlleth provides an appealing mix of tranquillity, with a good range of local amenities and accessibility.
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Council Tax Band: G-£3862.93
Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Driveway, Garage
Garden details: Private Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: LPG, Open Fire
Water supply: Private Spring
Sewerage: Septic Tank
Broadband: ADSL
Restrictions: Listed building
Sewage treatment plant installed 2025.
The gardens are a defining feature, blending formal landscaping with mature trees and an outstanding collection of rhododendrons and azaleas that burst into vibrant colour each spring. A magnificent ancient yew, expanses of woodland and pasture, and a tranquil private lake at the estate’s highest point complete this idyllic setting. The grounds, rich in wildlife, command breath-taking views across the Dyfi Estuary and the surrounding countryside. Well stocked and thoughtfully maintained, they will delight gardening enthusiasts and those interested in woodland management alike.
Set in approximately 97 acres, the property includes around 21 acres of woodland held on a 999-year lease with Natural Resources Wales. An additional 52 acres of land are leased to a neighbouring farmer on a renewable 12-month agreement.
Pantlludw itself is a captivating, detached Grade II Listed four-bedroom residence, built in the early 19th century from traditional coursed rubble under a slated roof. Approached via a gated private driveway, this elegant Regency-style home exudes character and individuality, with ample parking for several vehicles.
In the same family’s ownership for generations, the house was sympathetically extended in the early 20th century to provide an extra bedroom and bathroom. It retains a wealth of period features, including exposed wooden floorboards, original fireplaces, an appealing mix of sash, leaded, and stained-glass windows, and a charming veranda along the south-eastern elevation. The spacious rooms offer a comfortable and adaptable layout throughout.
Modern comforts include LPG gas-fired central heating, a private water supply, and a newly installed sewage treatment plant (2025). Outbuildings comprise a garage and a potting shed.
Accommodation summary: entrance porch, hallway, dining room, sitting room, study, kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, pantry, and a scullery with stairs leading to bedroom one.
The first floor offers a landing, three further bedrooms, and a second bathroom.
Pantlludw is a unique and seldom available property in an exceptional location. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all that this enchanting estate has to offer.
Location
Situated in the heart of southern Snowdonia, Machynlleth is a vibrant and historic market town known for its rich cultural heritage, independent shops, and thriving arts scene. Just a short distance away, the picturesque village of Pennal offers a welcoming rural community. The surrounding area boasts stunning natural beauty, including the Dyfi Estuary, and is perfect for those who enjoy walking, cycling, and observing wildlife. The charming coastal village of Aberdyfi, famed for its sandy beaches sailing and championship links golf course, lies approximately 8 miles away. Machynlleth provides an appealing mix of tranquillity, with a good range of local amenities and accessibility.
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Council Tax Band: G-£3862.93
Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Driveway, Garage
Garden details: Private Garden
Electricity supply: Mains
Heating: LPG, Open Fire
Water supply: Private Spring
Sewerage: Septic Tank
Broadband: ADSL
Restrictions: Listed building
Sewage treatment plant installed 2025.
Features
- Unique detached period property
- Grade II Listed
- Secluded location
- Separate Sitting and Dining Room
- Kitchen/Breakfast Room
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- EPC Exempt
Porch
Open fronted porch with stone pillars, windows to either side with benches, skylight, slate flagged flooring.
Entrance Hallway
w: 1.44m x l: 4.77m
Door to front with decorative glass above, coved ceiling, staircase to first floor, radiator, carpet.
Dining Room
w: 3.69m x l: 4.18m
French doors to side with shutters, leading to veranda area and garden beyond, arched ceiling, coved ceiling, sealed fireplace with decorative surround and slate hearth, radiator, exposed floorboards.
Sitting Room
w: 5.07m x l: 4.32m
French doors to side with shutters and secondary glazing, leading to veranda area and garden beyond, coved ceiling, open feature fireplace with marble surround, tiled inset and hearth, 2 radiators, carpet.
Study
w: 3.95m x l: 3.3m
Window to side with secondary glazing, door to rear leading into laundry room, open feature cast iron fireplace with tiled inset and hearth, radiator, carpet.
Laundry Room
w: 3.42m x l: 4.16m
Door to rear, door to side leading into office, Velux, slate feature fireplace (unused), radiator, non-slip flooring.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
w: 4.42m x l: 4.29m
Window to side, original ceiling hooks, arched fireplace housing Rayburn and space for cooker, 1 1/4 composite sink and drainer with 2 base units with space for dishwasher under a butcher block style worktop, tiled splash back, further base units under a timber effect worktop, radiator, slate flagged flooring.
Door down to Cellar.
Door down to Cellar.
Pantry
w: 3.48m x l: 1.7m
Window to side, built in cupboards, water filtration system, slate flagged flooring.
Downstairs Bathroom
w: 2.52m x l: 1.95m
Door and window to rear, cast iron panelled bath with mixer shower attachment, tiled splash back, wash hand basin, high level WC, radiator, quarry tiled flooring.
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Door from Kitchen/Breakfast Room into:-
Scullery
w: 2.54m x l: 1.88m
Slate flagged flooring.
Door with staircase up to Bedroom 1.
Door with staircase up to Bedroom 1.
Side Entrance/Utility/Bootroom
w: 3m x l: 3.74m
Door and window to side, exposed beams, space for washing machine and tumble dryer, original plate rack and stone sink, 2 Worcester combi boilers, radiator, quarry tiled flooring.
Bedroom 1
w: 3.81m x l: 5.72m
Window to side and rear, access to loft space, corner pedestal wash hand basin, 2 radiators, carpet.
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From Entrance Hallway, staircase leading to:-
First Floor Landing
w: 6.34m x l: 1.09m
Stained glass window to front, stained glass window to side, carpet.
Door and 2 steps down into Bedroom 2.
Door and 2 steps down into Bedroom 2.
Bedroom 2
w: 1.61m x l: 3.4m
Window to front and side, radiator, exposed floorboards.
Bedroom 3
w: 5.16m x l: 4.29m
Window to side with wood panelling, far distant views towards Machynlleth and surrounding countryside, coved ceiling, picture rail, wash hand basin, mirror and wall lights, 2 radiators and exposed floorboards.
Bedroom 4
w: 4.44m x l: 5.59m
Two windows to side, window to rear, built in cupboard, cast iron feature fireplace with slate surround and hearth, wall light, radiator.
From landing door and 3 steps down to :
From landing door and 3 steps down to :
Bathroom
w: 2.17m x l: 2.18m
Stained glass window to side, cast iron panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, heated towel rail/radiator, exposed floorboards.
Outside
The gardens at Pantlludw are a standout feature, combining formal landscaping with a rich variety of mature trees and an exceptional collection of rhododendrons and azaleas. In addition, there is an extensive area of mature woodland, part managed by the owners and part currently under a 999-year lease to Natural Resources Wales.
Winding pathways traverse the gardens and woodland, ascending the hillside and offering numerous vantage points with spectacular views across the valley. At the summit of the grounds lies Llyn Ruck—a small lake created in the 19th century, historically used for boating and fishing.
Access to the property is via a gated driveway off the main road, through the grounds to a level parking area accommodating multiple vehicles. From here, there is access to a detached garage and a potting shed. On the south-eastern side of the house, a charming veranda, accessible from the reception rooms offers distant views and is shaded by an ancient yew tree.
Winding pathways traverse the gardens and woodland, ascending the hillside and offering numerous vantage points with spectacular views across the valley. At the summit of the grounds lies Llyn Ruck—a small lake created in the 19th century, historically used for boating and fishing.
Access to the property is via a gated driveway off the main road, through the grounds to a level parking area accommodating multiple vehicles. From here, there is access to a detached garage and a potting shed. On the south-eastern side of the house, a charming veranda, accessible from the reception rooms offers distant views and is shaded by an ancient yew tree.
Detached Garage
w: 6.03m x l: 4.78m
Slate forecourt leads to an up and over door and 2 windows to front, window to side, exposed beams, feature brick fireplace with original bread ovens, slate flagged flooring. Attached woodstore to side.
Agents Note
Please note that there is a public footpath that runs through the upper part of the land by the lake, however this does not run by the house.
Reference: RS3094
Branch: Dolgellau
Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of these details, it should be noted that the measurements are approximate only. Floorplans are for representation purposes only and prepared according to the RICS Code of Measuring Practice by our floorplan provider. Therefore, the layout of doors, windows and rooms are approximate and should be regarded as such by any prospective purchaser. Any internal photographs are intended as a guide only and it should not be assumed that any of the furniture/fittings are included in any sale. Where shown, details of lease, ground rent and service charge are provided by the vendor and their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, as the information may not have been verified and further checks should be made either through your solicitor/conveyance. Where appliances, including central heating, are mentioned, it cannot be assumed that they are in working order, as they have not been tested. Please also note that wiring, plumbing and drains have not been checked.
