237 properties for sale in Newton Kington

Occupying a peaceful cul-de-sac position on the highly sought-after Orchard Close development, this attractive family home enjoys a convenient location within easy, level walking distance of the centre of the historic border town of Presteigne.Nestled amongst the beautiful rolling countryside of the Welsh Marches, Presteigne is affectionately known as the 'Gateway to Wales'. Once the county town of Radnorshire, the town is renowned for its rich heritage, thriving arts scene and welcoming community. Home to the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts and the award-winning Judges' Lodging Museum, it also offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafs, restaurants, public houses and everyday amenities.The surrounding countryside provides outstanding opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits, whilst the nearby market town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) offers a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line. The larger market towns of

Occupying a large, level private position on the outskirts of the historic border town of Presteigne, this property enjoys an enviable position in the heart of the Welsh Marches, surrounded by beautiful unspoilt countryside. Often referred to as the Gateway to Wales, Presteigne was formerly the county town of Radnorshire and is renowned for its vibrant cultural scene, including the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts. The town offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafs, local businesses and community amenities, together with the award-winning The Judge's Lodging.The nearby market town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) provides a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line, whilst the larger market towns of Leominster (13 miles) and Ludlow (17 miles) offer a wider range of shopping, leisure and professional services. A range of educational facilities are available locally, with independent schooling nearby including Lucton School and Moor Pa

The home is a Grade II listed 15th-century farmhouse, Including an extensive range of adjoining traditional barns and outbuildings, established gardens and land extending to approximately nine acres. The scale and versatility of the buildings are a significant part of the propertys appeal, offering excellent storage and workspace together with potential to convert STPP, or for equestrian, business, leisure or ancillary uses, subject to any necessary consents.A gated entrance opens onto a long sweeping cherry tree-lined driveway, which leads to a generous gravelled parking and turning area between the house and the buildings. This arrangement gives the property a strong sense of arrival while also providing practical access for larger vehicles, trailers or equestrian use.An oak-framed porch leads you into the entrance hall, with access through to the main living accommodation. The sitting room is a well-proportioned reception room with exposed beams, oak flooring and a fireplace, fitted

Walcote Lodge is an impressive and highly versatile detached village residence, offering beautifully presented accommodation throughout together with a superb self-contained annex ideal for multigenerational living, guest accommodation or income potential. Combining generous proportions with quality finishes and characterful touches, the property provides flexible living space perfectly suited to modern family life.The welcoming reception hall immediately sets the tone for the home, featuring attractive flooring, warm timber staircase detailing and a bright, airy feel. From here, the accommodation flows effortlessly into the principal living spaces.At the heart of the home lies a well-appointed contemporary kitchen, thoughtfully designed with an extensive range of shaker-style cabinetry, sleek work surfaces and integrated appliances. A large central island provides additional preparation and storage space whilst also creating an excellent social hub for entertaining and day-to-day fami

Jacks View in set on the outskirts of the rural village of Norton which is just 2 miles from the historic borderland town of Presteigne, the property adjoins lovely open farmland to the rear. Constructed to the most exacting standards and finished to a high specification. The property is an attractive and versatile three-bedroom brand new build detached bungalow, with spacious rooms throughout - with further option of loft room living accommodation.The property is located in the village of Norton surrounded by endless countryside to explore, which lies just 2 miles from the fringes of the historic borderland town of Presteigne which nestles in the heart of the Marches being surrounding by beautiful, unspoilt countryside, with the assumed motto, Gateway to Wales which was once the former county town of Radnorshire hosting two festivals, the originally named Sheep Music Festival and Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, attracting some well-known composers. There is also the award-winni

An extraordinary former Carmelite residence with extensive accommodation, historic character, part walled gardens, and exceptional potential for restoration, hospitality, multi generational living or creative reinvention. Set on the edge of the popular border town of Presteigne, Carmel Court is a substantial and highly individual former Carmelite residence offering extensive accommodation, tremendous flexibility, and exciting scope for a variety of future uses, subject to any necessary consents. This intriguing property combines history, character, and sheer scale. Formerly part of the Carmelite convent established in Presteigne during the 1950s, the building now presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark property with enormous potential for restoration, reinvention, or multi generational living. Although now requiring improvement and updating in areas, the property retains a wonderful atmosphere and includes a fascinating arrangement of reception rooms, ancillary accommodation,

The Old Town Cross sits in a central position within a designated conservation area, with direct access to Presteignes historic High Street. Positioned where Herefordshire, Powys and Shropshire meet, it offers an excellent base for exploring the surrounding countryside.Often called the Gateway to Wales, Presteigne lies at the heart of the Welsh Marches amid unspoilt landscapes. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, it now enjoys a thriving cultural scene and hosts the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which draws performers and composers from around the world.The town is also home to the award-winning Judges Lodging Museum and is known for its welcoming community feel. The charming High Street has a strong selection of independent shops, cafs and local businesses. Presteigne has been recognised as one of the best places to live in Wales by The Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide.Nearby Knighton (approx. 7 miles) has a railway station on the Heart of

Situated in a delightful setting close to the historic border town of Presteigne, often referred to as the Gateway to Wales, this Lissett Super Lodge park home, sited since 1979, enjoys a peaceful location surrounded by the beautiful, unspoilt countryside of the Welsh Marches. The area offers an appealing blend of rural tranquillity and vibrant community life. Presteigne, formerly the county town of Radnorshire, is renowned for its thriving cultural scene. The town hosts the acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which attracts internationally respected composers and performers each year. Other cultural highlights include the award-winning The Judges Lodgings Museum, one of the UKs most celebrated historic house museums. The town also benefits from a strong sense of community and a charming high street lined with a variety of independent shops, cafs, and local businesses.The nearby market town of Knighton, approximately 7 miles away, provides access to the scenic Heart of Wal

Situated on a level plot within a quiet cul-de-sac on the outskirts of the historic border town of Presteigne, this attractive three-bedroom property enjoys a peaceful setting surrounded by the beautiful, unspoilt countryside of the Welsh Marches.Presteigne, often known as the Gateway to Wales, is a former county town of Radnorshire and offers a wonderful blend of history, community and culture. The town is home to a selection of independent shops, cafs, local businesses and community amenities, as well as the award-winning Judges Lodging and the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts.For commuters and those looking to explore further afield, Knighton is approximately 7 miles away, with its railway station providing access to the scenic Heart of Wales Line. The larger market towns of Leominster (approximately 13 miles) and Ludlow (approximately 17 miles) provide an extensive range of shopping, leisure and professional services.There are also a number of educati

A charming three-bedroom Grade II listed townhouse set in the heart of Presteigne, blending period character with thoughtful modern updates. Featuring high ceilings, a spacious kitchen diner, cellar, and a private rear garden with potential for parking

A detached two-bedroom bungalow offering excellent potential for modernisation, situated in a peaceful residential position on the edge of the popular border town of Presteigne. Benefitting from UPVC double glazing, gas-fired central heating, driveway parking, an attached garage and delightful rear views across the surrounding countryside, this property presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking to create a comfortable home in a desirable location.Presteigne is an award-winning historic market town, often referred to as the Gateway to Wales, nestled in the beautiful Marches countryside. The town enjoys a thriving community, an excellent range of independent shops, cafs and local businesses, together with the nationally acclaimed Judges' Lodging Museum. It is also well known for hosting the renowned Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts and the Sheep Music Festival.The nearby market town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) provides a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line

An award-winning Border Oak home, thoughtfully extended and stylishly upgraded by the current owners. The sought after village of Pembridge is part of the Black and White Trail in North Herefordshire, with a wealth of historic architecture amidst glorious scenic countryside. With two local pubs, cafes and a local store, the village has a thriving community with a village hall, local church and a primary school. The market towns of Kington, 6 miles and Leominster 8 miles offer further facilities. Historic Ludlow is 15 miles distant as is the Cathedral City of Hereford

Located On Fringe Of Popular Board Town | Spacious, Extended, Semi-Detached House | Offering Flexible 3 Bed Accommodation | Including 3 Reception Rooms & Garden Room | Large Loft Room | Updated Kitchen | Ground Floor Bathroom & First Floor Shower Room | Gas Centrally Heated | Pleasant Rear Garden | Off Road Parking | Chain Free Presteigne is a vibrant market town with a thriving arts scene and an excellent range of everyday amenities. It offers both primary and secondary schools, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, a selection of pubs and takeaway restaurants, independent shops, a GP surgery, and many other everyday conveniences. Just 4 miles to the north, across Offas Dyke, lies the market town of Knighton, home to a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, providing connections to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The attractive market town of Kington is 6 miles to the south, while the cathedral city of Hereford, approximately 20 miles to the east, offers a wide array of shopping, dining

Council tax band: BWestleigh is a delightful Black & White Grade II* listed period cottage set right in the heart of the popular historic village of Pembridge. The property has been lovingly updated by the current owner to offer very comfortable and characterful accommodation set over two floors, retaining lots of original features and also enjoying very generous gardens to the rear. Built between the 13th and 14th century the property is steeped in history and used to be a wing of a medieval hall house.The property is central to the amenities of the village which include a shop, café, 2 pubs, church, school and active village hall and having lovely countryside walks right on the doorstep. The market town of Leominster is a short drive away and offers a wider range of facilities to include shops, eateries, supermarkets, schools, swimming pool, leisure centre and good road and rail links to Hereford & Worcester.The property is approached through the entrance door into an enclosed porch

An extraordinary former Carmelite residence with extensive accommodation, historic character, part walled gardens, and exceptional potential for restoration, hospitality, multi generational living or creative reinvention.Being Sold via Secure Sale online bidding. Terms & Conditions apply. Starting Bid £410,000.This property will be legally prepared enabling any interested buyer to secure the property immediately once their bid/offer has been accepted. Ultimately a transparent process which provides speed, security and certainty for all parties.Set on the edge of the popular border town of Presteigne, Carmel Court is a substantial and highly individual former Carmelite residence offering extensive accommodation, tremendous flexibility, and exciting scope for a variety of future uses, subject to any necessary consents.This intriguing property combines history, character, and sheer scale. Formerly part of the Carmelite convent established in Presteigne during the 1950s, the building now p

The Old Town Cross sits in a central position within a designated conservation area, with direct access to Presteigne’s historic High Street. Positioned where Herefordshire, Powys and Shropshire meet, it offers an excellent base for exploring the surrounding countryside. Often called the “Gateway to Wales,” Presteigne lies at the heart of the Welsh Marches amid unspoilt landscapes. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, it now enjoys a thriving cultural scene and hosts the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which draws performers and composers from around the world. The town is also home to the award-winning Judges’ Lodging Museum and is known for its welcoming community feel. The charming High Street has a strong selection of independent shops, cafés and local businesses. Presteigne has been recognised as one of the best places to live in Wales by The Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide. Nearby Knighton (approx. 7 miles) has a railway station on the

Well Presented Family Home with Equestrian Facilities, Set in About 14.5 Acres.SITUATIONPembridge 2.5 miles, Kington 5 miles, Leominster 10 miles, Hereford & Ludlow 18 miles, Shrewsbury 41 miles, Ledbury 31 miles, Worcester 36 miles, Birmingham 71 miles.Road Links: A49, M50 (Jct 2) 34 miles, M5 37 miles.Trains: Leominster, HerefordInternational Airports: Birmingham Airport 74 miles, Bristol 88.5 miles. MARSTON GRANGEoccupies an idyllic rural yet accessible location in the Hamlet of Marston, just outside the village of Pembridge, located near to the historic market towns of Kington & Leominster with Pembridge forming part of the famous Black & White trial. The area offers a sought-after rural quality of life combined with good road links to the rest of the country. The village of Pembridge offers a good range of local shops and services, including Church, Pubs and Village Hall. Further amenities including theatres, restaurants and shopping are available nearby in Kington, Leominster, He

A stunning and very spacious grade II listed south facing barn conversion, in a small, exclusive and established development, in a rural setting in north-west Herefordshire.Situation and DescriptionThe small hamlet of Weston lies in northwest Herefordshire and comprises a cluster of individual houses and cottages surrounded by farmland. The larger village of Pembridge is steeped in history, with a wealth of half-timbered properties centered around a historic church. The village has a thriving community and offers a primary school, a farm shop, art gallery, popular pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and more. The market towns of Leominster and Kington are also within easy striking distance, as is the cathedral city of Hereford and the ever-popular town of Hay on Wye, with its now world-famous literary festival.Willow Barn is privately positioned within this small and exclusive development with the main ground floor living space facing due south. Beautifully appointed throughout, this impressi

Occupying a peaceful cul-de-sac position on the highly sought-after Orchard Close development, this attractive family home enjoys a convenient location within easy, level walking distance of the centre of the historic border town of Presteigne. Nestled amongst the beautiful rolling countryside of the Welsh Marches, Presteigne is affectionately known as the \'Gateway to Wales\'. Once the county town of Radnorshire, the town is renowned for its rich heritage, thriving arts scene and welcoming community. Home to the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts and the award-winning Judges\' Lodging Museum, it also offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, public houses and everyday amenities. The surrounding countryside provides outstanding opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor pursuits, whilst the nearby market town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) offers a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line. The larger market to

An outstanding and immaculately presented barn conversion, offering extensive and adaptable living space, all set in a tucked-away location, yet minutes from the historic black and white village of Pembridge.Situation and DescriptionThe small hamlet of Weston lies in northwest Herefordshire and comprises a cluster of individual houses and cottages which are surrounded by farmland. There are footpaths on the doorstep, leading to apple orchards, woods and fields, ideal for walks and dog walking. The nearby village of Pembridge is steeped in history, with a wealth of half-timbered properties centered around a historic church. The village has a thriving community and offers a primary school, a farm shop, art gallery, popular pubs, restaurants, tea rooms and more. The market towns of Leominster and Kington are also within easy striking distance, as is the cathedral city of Hereford and the ever-popular market town of Hay on Wye, with its now world-famous literary festival.This absolutely st

Located On Fringe Of Popular Board Town | Spacious, Extended, Semi-Detached House | Offering Flexible 3 Bed Accommodation | Including 3 Reception Rooms & Garden Room | Large Loft Room | Updated Kitchen | Ground Floor Bathroom & First Floor Shower Room | Gas Centrally Heated | Pleasant Rear Garden | Off Road Parking | Chain FreePresteigne is a vibrant market town with a thriving arts scene and an excellent range of everyday amenities. It offers both primary and secondary schools, a leisure centre with a swimming pool, a selection of pubs and takeaway restaurants, independent shops, a GP surgery, and many other everyday conveniences. Just 4 miles to the north, across Offas Dyke, lies the market town of Knighton, home to a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, providing connections to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The attractive market town of Kington is 6 miles to the south, while the cathedral city of Hereford, approximately 20 miles to the east, offers a wide array of shopping, dining,

An award-winning Border Oak home, thoughtfully extended and stylishly upgraded by the current owners. The sought after village of Pembridge is part of the Black and White Trail in North Herefordshire, with a wealth of historic architecture amidst glorious scenic countryside. With two local pubs, cafes and a local store, the village has a thriving community with a village hall, local church and a primary school. The market towns of Kington, 6 miles and Leominster 8 miles offer further facilities. Historic Ludlow is 15 miles distant as is the Cathedral City of Hereford

The Old Town Cross sits in a central position within a designated conservation area, with direct access to Presteigne’s historic High Street. Positioned where Herefordshire, Powys and Shropshire meet, it offers an excellent base for exploring the surrounding countryside. Often called the “Gateway to Wales,” Presteigne lies at the heart of the Welsh Marches amid unspoilt landscapes. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, it now enjoys a thriving cultural scene and hosts the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which draws performers and composers from around the world. The town is also home to the award-winning Judges’ Lodging Museum and is known for its welcoming community feel. The charming High Street has a strong selection of independent shops, cafés and local businesses. Presteigne has been recognised as one of the best places to live in Wales by The Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide. Nearby Knighton (approx. 7 miles) has a railway station on the

Situated in a delightful setting close to the historic border town of Presteigne, often referred to as the “Gateway to Wales,” this Lissett Super Lodge park home, sited since 1979, enjoys a peaceful location surrounded by the beautiful, unspoilt countryside of the Welsh Marches. The area offers an appealing blend of rural tranquillity and vibrant community life. Presteigne, formerly the county town of Radnorshire, is renowned for its thriving cultural scene. The town hosts the acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which attracts internationally respected composers and performers each year. Other cultural highlights include the award-winning The Judge’s Lodgings Museum, one of the UK’s most celebrated historic house museums. The town also benefits from a strong sense of community and a charming high street lined with a variety of independent shops, cafés, and local businesses. The nearby market town of Knighton, approximately 7 miles away, provides access to the scenic Heart

Medieval Hall House with Converted Barn in the Heart of PembridgeMarket House: Porch – Kitchen – Dining Room – Drawing Room – Studio – Sun Room – Utility Room and WC – 3 Double Bedrooms all with Ensuite BathroomsThe Barn: Self-Contained One Bedroom Annexe – Kitchen – Shower Room – Living Room –Garage – Storage – Home OfficeOutside: Large Gardens – Courtyard Driveway – Garage – Landscaped Gardens – Kitchen Garden – Patios – Greenhouse – Tool Sheds – Established BordersOccupying a prominent position on Pembridge's historic Market Square, The Market House is a distinguished Grade II* listed timber-framed house with origins dating from the late 15th century. Behind its Victorian frontage lies a medieval hall house that has evolved over centuries, retaining an abundance of period features including exposed oak framing, flagstone floors, original floorboards and a substantial stone inglenook fireplace.For generations, the house has played an important role in village life. The rooms now know