Garthmyl, Montgomery, Powys, SY15

The property
Garthmyl House is a wonderful Grade II listed country house, standing in pretty gardens with a versatile range of outbuildings. With probable origins as a farmhouse, Garthmyl House was gentrified when bought as the Dower House to the nearby Glansevern Hall during the Georgian era. Today it offers attractive, light and spacious accommodation, whilst retaining its period charm and features. It is a much loved family home and while in need of updating, it is a house with so much character and scope.

The front door opens into the staircase hall with doors to the elegant drawing room with oak floor, cornicing and a Clearview log burning stove within a marble surround. The adjacent sitting room makes the most of the pretty outlook with French doors opening out to the garden. The spacious farm house style kitchen with original stone and quarry tiled floor is located to the rear of the property with two door AGA and Range. Leading off the kitchen is a store room and a pantry with slate cold shelves. A useful study and W.C. complete the ground floor accommodation.

Stairs rise to the first floor where the versatile studio and five principal bedrooms are located off the split landing. All five bedrooms feature original fire places and stunning views over the gardens and surrounding countryside. To the second floor are three further bedrooms, along with a useful store and two dressing rooms.

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Location
Garthmyl House occupies a pretty position on the outskirts of Garthmyl, a small hamlet between the market towns of Welshpool and Newtown. The nearby village of Berriew is situated on the River Rhiew and offers a number of village amenities including a school, post office and public house. There is a 9 hole golf course located approximately a mile from the property.

The historic town of Montgomery offers a further variety of amenities including a school, shops, post office, public houses, restaurants and a library. The bustling town of Shrewsbury and the market town of Oswestry are within easy commuting distance offering a more extensive range of facilities.

The A5 from Shrewsbury provides excellent access to the M54 and the national motorway network. Access to the intercity railway network is via Welshpool and there are international airports at Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.

Outside
The house is approached by a gravel driveway that leads to a parking area to the front of the property. Garthmyl House stands in landscaped gardens to the rear with well stocked borders offering all year round colour, along with a seating area beneath a Wisteria coated pergola. The kitchen garden, green house and pretty orchard with a range of fruit trees, including apples, pears and plums is found to one side.

Ideal for equestrian or livestock use, the property benefits from grazing land and a substantial range of traditional outbuildings located around a central courtyard, along with a dutch and portal framed barn. These outbuildings offer the potential to be converted into secondary accommodation, subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions.