Llanwrtyd Wells is a small town with about 600 residents. It sits astride the River Irfon in a valley between the Cambrian Mountains and the Mynydd Eppynt. It's an area that is popular with hill walkers, bird watchers, pony trekkers, mountain bikers and anglers. The countryside is truly breathtaking with its rolling hills, rugged mountains, forests, waterfalls and lush green valleys.
Estate agents in Llanwrtyd Wells represent a mix of stone-built cottages and substantial Victorian townhouses. Property for sale in Llanwrtyd Wells also includes a wide variety of modern bungalows, new-build detached houses with integral garages, and a few impressive houses with numerous bedrooms often set within large gardens.
If you would like details of any flats for sale in Llanwrtyd Wells or information regarding cottages, bungalows or houses, please contact Llanwrtyd Wells estate agents.
Amenities for property in Llanwrtyd Wells
Llanwrtyd Wells grew as a spa town following the discovery of the wells in 1732. The wells reached the height of popularity during Victorian times when many of the town's hotels and houses were built. Llanwrtyd Wells is also known for its festival of literature, music and performance and for the less appealing World Bog Snorkelling Championships! Llanwrtyd Wells is well-served with pubs, restaurants and hotels; there's a local library, health centre, garage, newsagents, pharmacy, bakery, a Spar, post office, Barclays Bank, many clubs and associations, and Ysgol Dôlafon Primary School.
Transport in Llanwrtyd Wells
The railway station in Llanwrtyd Wells is on the Central Wales Line linking Llanwrtyd Wells to South Wales and the Midlands. There are four trains travelling in each direction a day. By road, Llanwrtyd Wells is on the A483 midway between Llandovery and Builth Wells. A car is essential as the bus service is very limited.
Surrounding areas
While searching for property to buy or property to rent in Llanwrtyd Wells, which is covered by postcode LD5, you may also like to consider Llangammarch Wells, Builth Wells, Brecon, Llandrindod Wells, Rhayader, Llanidloes and Llandinam.
house, 4 bedrooms
4 bedroom character home with accommodation over 3 floors. Potential for a detached annex/cottage to the rear of the property.
house, 7 bedrooms
Excellent renovation project in the heart of the town. Large Victorian property with accommodation over 3 floors and large grounds to the rear.
house, 2 bedrooms
Nant-y-Rhos is a 2 bedroomed traditional cottage, set within walking distance of the centre of Llanwrtyd Wells in Mid Wales. The accommodation provides: Entrance porch, Living Room, Fitted kitchen...
house, 4 bedrooms
A terraced 4 bedroom home in the centre of the town, close to amenities and with views to the river from the rear. No onward chain.
house, 3 bedrooms
Plot 25/House 30 Tai Cae Mawr is for sale OFF PLAN. Planning is for a detached 3 bed dormer bungalow with integral garage. Built of Timberframe construction with brick facework elevations under a...
house, 4 bedrooms
Fantastic opportunity to purchase a true character property. A former court house retaining many of it's original features including holding cells!
house, 3 bedrooms
A 3 bedroom linked detached character home filled with original features in a picturesque setting.
house, 7 bedrooms
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 7TH APRIL 10-4 - CALL FOR MORE DETAILS Substantial 7 bedroom mid terrace home offering accommodation over four floors with cellar.
house, 5 bedrooms
A substantial commercial and residential property requiring modernisation. Comprising of a former shop, kitchen, living room, five bedrooms, study, bathroom, attic room and rear yard. Situated...
house, 3 bedrooms
An exciting development comprising of two detached dormer bungalows. Situated within Llanwrtyd Wells and surrounded by pretty Mid Wales countryside. Built by Builth Building Services with gardens...