5 Bedroom Detached House, Owain Pugh's Cottage

A welcoming hallway that immediately introduces the historic tone of the home. Timber framing, limewashed walls, and slate flooring nod to the building’s medieval roots while providing a robust, characterful entrance. Access to the principal reception areas and stairs to the first floor.

At the heart of the home is a remarkable reception space with exposed cruck beams and a rare 17th-century plaster overmantel — a showpiece of Welsh civic craftsmanship, complete with strapwork and a delicately moulded fruit basket. Leaded windows, deep sills, and timber floors frame this intimate, evocative room. A perfect setting for quiet reading, entertaining guests, or simply reflecting on the past.

A flexible second reception area which could serve equally as a dining room or continuation of the main sitting room. Heavy timber ceiling beams and an original fireplace surround give a sense of depth and authenticity, with direct connection to the kitchen for modern convenience.

Sympathetically fitted with a blend of hand-built cabinetry and contemporary appliances, the kitchen enjoys views over the courtyard and easy access to the utility area and barns. Quarry tile floors and exposed beams continue the heritage theme. Space for a breakfast table and direct rear access enhances usability.

A useful practical space for laundry, boots, and coats, offering access to the outside courtyard. Could be further fitted to create a pantry, WC or garden room (subject to permissions).

Positioned at the front of the property with a view onto Heol Maengwyn, this principal bedroom features chamfered beams, a timber-framed window with deep sill, and period-style radiators. An atmospheric room with an undeniable sense of place.

A characterful double bedroom with timber floorboards, a sloping ceiling, and views towards the barns and garden. Ideal for guests or as a quiet retreat.

Fitted with a traditional-style suite, including bath, pedestal basin, WC and heated towel rail.

Two stylish, self-contained spaces Potential as holiday lets, creative studios, or guest suites

Accessed via the shared courtyard, this converted Grade II listed barn offers a charming self-contained studio with vaulted ceilings, exposed A-frame beams, and natural light. Ideal for guest accommodation, rental income, or as a creative workspace.

A welcoming hallway providing access to the main rooms of the property, with stairs rising to the first floor and useful storage space.

A well-appointed bathroom fitted with a three-piece suite, including a bath with shower over, wash hand basin, and WC. Finished with tiled splashbacks and a heated towel rail.

This characterful kitchen and dining space combines rustic charm with striking features, including a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, a mezzanine gallery, and a beautiful exposed timber beam that runs across the room. The red and black tiled floor adds warmth and character, while the kitchen area is fitted with a cooker, extractor hood, and fridge-freezer, complemented by a tiled splashback. A chandelier-style light fitting and natural light from the side window enhance the inviting atmosphere, making this a unique and versatile heart of the home.

This distinctive bedroom is full of character, featuring a striking pointed ceiling with exposed beams that highlight the traditional charm of the space. A rear stone wall adds texture and warmth, creating a rustic yet inviting backdrop, while the unique architecture gives the room a cosy and individual feel.

This second barn conversion provides a quiet haven — perfect for writers, therapists, artists, or anyone needing peace and separation. Rustic stone walls and handcrafted joinery define the space, with mezzanine potential.

The Retreat features an open-plan layout combining the sitting room and kitchen. Exposed beams, whitewashed stone walls, and slate flooring give the space a rustic, authentic feel, while large French doors at both ends provide plenty of natural light and access to the outside. The sitting area includes a wood-framed fireplace with stove, while the kitchen is fitted with shaker-style units and wooden countertops. A central wooden staircase adds warmth and serves as a focal point in the room.

Equipped with a classic suite comprising a bathtub, pedestal sink, WC, and a heated towel rail.

Accessed via a timber walkway overlooking the floor below, this loft room offers a cosy and character-filled space, ideal as a bedroom, study, or creative retreat. The pitched ceiling is framed by exposed wooden beams, while a feature gable-end wall in original whitewashed stone adds rustic charm. A skylight brings in natural light, complemented by a small vertical window on the stone wall. The room is finished with polished wooden floorboards and includes built-in low-level storage cupboards, making good use of the eaves.

Walled Garden - To the rear lies a generous garden enclosed by original stone walls, offering privacy and far-reaching views across the hills above Machynlleth. Mature trees, lawned areas, and wild borders invite outdoor living and landscaping possibilities.