146 properties for sale in Norton Presteigne

Situated in the sought after area of Offas Green, which is on the outskirts of the rural village of Norton. The village is surrounded by endless countryside to explore yet 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-winning Judges Lodgings Museum being the winner of numerous national awards, the town is also commended for its many community-led initiatives and a wonderful array of independent shops, cafes, restaurants and businesses on its high street and other traders within the town.The market town of Knighton, 5 miles, with the train station onto the Heart of Wales line running to Shrewsbury to Swa

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 level end plot within a peaceful cul-de-sac setting 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.AccommodationThe accommodation is arranged as follows: Reception HallwayProviding access to the principal

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

Tucked away in a peaceful and highly desirable edge of village setting, this beautifully presented detached bungalow offers an exceptional blend of contemporary style, generous living space, and effortless single-storey living. Finished to a high standard throughout, this is a true turn-key home ready for immediate occupation.From the outset, the property impresses with its attractive frontage, ample off-road parking, and double garage, delivering both practicality and strong kerb appeal.Step inside to a welcoming reception hall with stylish tiled flooring, setting the tone for the quality found throughout. The heart of the home is the stunning open-plan kitchen/dining area, thoughtfully designed with modern finishes and integrated appliances -perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. French doors open directly onto the garden, flooding the space with natural light and creating a seamless connection to outdoor living. A separate living room provides a cosy yet spacious retreat

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,

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

A well-presented four-bedroom home offering over 1,400 sq ft of versatile accommodation. Extended by the current owners, the property provides excellent family space with an open-plan kitchen/living area, ground floor bedroom, utility room, first floor office area, balcony terrace and useful summer house/home office. Description: This spacious four-bedroom home offers versatile accommodation arranged over two floors, making it suitable for a range of buyers including families, those working from home, or those looking for flexible living space. The property has been extended and improved by the current owners, with a substantial extension completed in 2016 adding further accommodation and enhancing the layout. The property now offers approximately 1,461 sq ft of internal accommodation, with well-proportioned rooms and a practical arrangement. The ground floor provides a welcoming reception room, open-plan kitchen/living space with fitted units and breakfast bar, a utility room, ground

Enjoying a pleasant cul-de-sac position within the sought-after Slough area of the historic border town of Presteigne, often regarded as the Gateway to Wales. Nestled amongst beautiful and unspoilt countryside in the heart of the Marches, Presteigne is renowned for its strong community spirit, independent shops, cafs and local businesses.The town hosts a number of well-established cultural events including the Presteigne Music Festival attracting nationally recognised performers and composers. Also within the town is the award-winning The Judge's Lodging, recognised through numerous national accolades.The market town of Knighton lies approximately 7 miles away and benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales line with services to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The larger centres of Leominster (13 miles) and Ludlow (17 miles) provide a wider range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. Schooling is available locally, with independent options including Lucton School and Moor

Godwyn House is an impressive Grade II Listed townhouse, occupying an enviable position on sought-after Broad Street in the historic border town of Presteigne. Situated in the heart of the Welsh Marches and surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside, Presteigne is often referred to as the Gateway to Wales, offering a unique blend of heritage, culture and rural charm.Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, Presteigne enjoys a thriving community atmosphere and is renowned for the internationally celebrated Presteigne Festival, attracting acclaimed musicians and composers from around the world. The town is also home to the award-winning The Judge's Lodging, one of Wales finest heritage attractions. A variety of independent shops, cafs, local businesses and community initiatives further enhance the appeal of this vibrant market town.The nearby town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) offers a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line, with connections between Shrewsbury and Swa

Church Street enjoys a tucked-away position within a conservation area on a quiet no-through road, just a short walk from the centre of the historic border town of Presteigne. Ideally located at the meeting point of Herefordshire, Powys, and Shropshire, it provides an excellent base for exploring the surrounding countryside.Presteigne lies at the heart of the Marches, surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt landscapes, and is often referred to as the Gateway to Wales. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, it now boasts a vibrant cultural scene, hosting events such as the renowned Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which attracts internationally recognised performers and composers.The town is also home to the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum and is well known for its strong community spirit. Its charming high street offers a variety of independent shops, local businesses, and traders. Presteigne has also been recognised as one of the best places to live in Wales in The Sunday Times

Set within the sought-after market town of Presteigne, this delightful Grade II listed black and white cottage dates back to the 1700s and offers an exceptional blend of historic charm and practical living. Rich in original character, the property retains exposed beams, an impressive inglenook fireplace with bread oven and a welcoming atmosphere throughout. The accommodation begins with an entrance porch leading into a cosy sitting room, complete with a wood-burning stove, before opening into the spacious living and dining room where the striking inglenook fireplace forms an attractive focal point. The adjoining kitchen is fitted with a range of units and provides space for everyday appliances. To the rear of the property, a lobby gives access to the ground floor shower room, a versatile third bedroom and a separate external entrance. This flexible layout could suit buyers seeking guest accommodation, multi-generational living or a dedicated home office, subject to individual requireme

The Old School House, built in 1908, occupies a delightful edge-of-village position in the picturesque rural village of Norton, just 2 miles from the historic border town of Presteigne. The property adjoins open farmland to one side, enjoying a peaceful setting with lovely countryside views.This immaculately presented detached Edwardian residence retains many original period features and was formerly the schoolhouse for the adjacent Norton village school. It was once home to the schools headteacher until the school closed in the 1950s.Norton is surrounded by unspoilt countryside, offering endless opportunities for walking and exploration. Just 2 miles away lies Presteigne, a charming borderland town set in the heart of the Marches and often referred to as the Gateway to Wales. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, Presteigne is renowned for its vibrant cultural scene, hosting the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts (formerly the Sheep Music Festival), which attracts internationall

QUOTE REF: MC1338Faraway is a truly special and characterful Welsh Longhouse, originally dating back around 300 years, which has been sympathetically refurbished and thoughtfully extended by the current owners in 2004. Set in a peaceful rural location, the property combines a wealth of original charm with modern comforts, offering spacious and versatile accommodation, generous parking, garaging, and grounds extending to approximately one acre.The property retains an abundance of period features, including impressive stone and brick fireplaces, exposed oak framework and beams, vaulted ceilings and traditional flagstone floors. These historic details blend beautifully with contemporary additions such as three bath/shower rooms, an extensive fitted kitchen complete with Aga, range cooker and integrated appliances, oil-fired central heating, double-glazed windows, and a stunning oak-framed sun room which enjoys wonderful views over the gardens and surrounding countryside.Situated close to

Grade II Listed Residence located in a convenient and prominent location within the conservation area of the historic borderland town of Presteigne, nestling in the heart of the Marches and surrounded by glorious, unspoilt countryside, Presteigne—often referred to as the Gateway to Wales—is a former county town of Radnorshire with a rich cultural heritage. The town hosts two celebrated festivals, the long-established Sheep Music Festival and the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which attract acclaimed composers and performers. Presteigne is also home to the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum, the recipient of numerous national accolades. The town is widely praised for its strong community spirit and offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, and local businesses along its charming High Street and throughout the town plus being named one of the best places to live in the UK. The market town of Knighton, 7 miles, with the train station onto the Heart of Wales line

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

Enjoying a pleasant cul-de-sac position within the sought-after Slough area of the historic border town of Presteigne, often regarded as the “Gateway to Wales”. Nestled amongst beautiful and unspoilt countryside in the heart of the Marches, Presteigne is renowned for its strong community spirit, independent shops, cafés and local businesses. The town hosts a number of well-established cultural events including the Presteigne Music Festival attracting nationally recognised performers and composers. Also within the town is the award-winning The Judge's Lodging, recognised through numerous national accolades. The market town of Knighton lies approximately 7 miles away and benefits from a railway station on the Heart of Wales line with services to Shrewsbury and Swansea. The larger centres of Leominster (13 miles) and Ludlow (17 miles) provide a wider range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. Schooling is available locally, with independent options including Lucton School and

Godwyn House is an impressive Grade II Listed townhouse, occupying an enviable position on sought-after Broad Street in the historic border town of Presteigne. Situated in the heart of the Welsh Marches and surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside, Presteigne is often referred to as the “Gateway to Wales”, offering a unique blend of heritage, culture and rural charm. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, Presteigne enjoys a thriving community atmosphere and is renowned for the internationally celebrated Presteigne Festival, attracting acclaimed musicians and composers from around the world. The town is also home to the award-winning The Judge's Lodging, one of Wales’ finest heritage attractions. A variety of independent shops, cafés, local businesses and community initiatives further enhance the appeal of this vibrant market town. The nearby town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) offers a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line, with connections between Shrewsbury a

Godwyn House is an impressive Grade II Listed townhouse, occupying an enviable position on sought-after Broad Street in the historic border town of Presteigne. Situated in the heart of the Welsh Marches and surrounded by beautiful, unspoilt countryside, Presteigne is often referred to as the “Gateway to Wales”, offering a unique blend of heritage, culture and rural charm. Formerly the county town of Radnorshire, Presteigne enjoys a thriving community atmosphere and is renowned for the internationally celebrated Presteigne Festival, attracting acclaimed musicians and composers from around the world. The town is also home to the award-winning The Judge\'s Lodging, one of Wales’ finest heritage attractions. A variety of independent shops, cafés, local businesses and community initiatives further enhance the appeal of this vibrant market town. The nearby town of Knighton (approximately 7 miles) offers a railway station on the scenic Heart of Wales Line, with connections between Shrewsbury

Idyllic Location, Stunning Views, Character Property, Kitchen / Breakfast Room, Sitting Room with LPG Gas Fire, Garden Room, Three Bedrooms, Landscaped Gardens, Garden Shed / Workshop, Off Road Parking, EPC: FSituation: Hergest View is located on Stonewall Hill, enjoying 180 degree views across the valley, a short distance from the town centre. Stonewall Hill is a peaceful, unspoiled rural area with magnificent views of the Welsh Marches. It is a wonderful place to walk and to enjoy other outdoor pursuits right on the doorstep. Presteigne was voted by readers of The Times as one of the best places in the UK to live. Situated on the border of Wales and England, it is surrounded by beautiful scenery and provides local amenities including schools, local independent shops, pubs, cafés, a church, cricket and bowling clubs and hosts the internationally renowned Presteigne Festival, and the Welsh Trial of The Vintage Sports Car Club, annually. The local tourist town of Ludlow is a thriving ma

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

Grade II Listed Residence located in a convenient and prominent location within the conservation area of the historic borderland town of Presteigne, nestling in the heart of the Marches and surrounded by glorious, unspoilt countryside, Presteigne—often referred to as the Gateway to Wales—is a former county town of Radnorshire with a rich cultural heritage. The town hosts two celebrated festivals, the long-established Sheep Music Festival and the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which attract acclaimed composers and performers. Presteigne is also home to the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum, the recipient of numerous national accolades. The town is widely praised for its strong community spirit and offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, and local businesses along its charming High Street and throughout the town plus being named one of the best places to live in the UK. The market town of Knighton, 7 miles, with the train station onto the Heart of Wales line

A well-presented four-bedroom home offering over 1,400 sq ft of versatile accommodation. Extended by the current owners, the property provides excellent family space with an open-plan kitchen/living area, ground floor bedroom, utility room, first floor office area, balcony terrace and useful summer house/home office.Description:This spacious four-bedroom home offers versatile accommodation arranged over two floors, making it suitable for a range of buyers including families, those working from home, or those looking for flexible living space.The property has been extended and improved by the current owners, with a substantial extension completed in 2016 adding further accommodation and enhancing the layout. The property now offers approximately 1,461 sq ft of internal accommodation, with well-proportioned rooms and a practical arrangement.The ground floor provides a welcoming reception room, open-plan kitchen/living space with fitted units and breakfast bar, a utility room, ground floo

Built on the site of the first school in Presteigne, this captivating cottage sits sequestered by its expansive south-facing garden. It lies between the medieval church and the River Lugg, close to the characterful town centre with a wonderfully calm and peaceful atmosphere. River Cottage has a wealth of period features, from exposed stone walls to ancient timbers, and many reclaimed or recycled items such as doors and internal windows add warmth, interest and character. The house takes a largely lateral configuration, with four bedrooms and the atmospheric living spaces set on one level, with a versatile self-contained annexe on the lower-ground floor.Setting the ScenePresteigne is a historic market town on the River Lugg in Powys. It was once the county town of Radnorshire and has a turbulent past marked by Welsh rebellions and the prolific Tudor cloth trade. In the 20th century, the town was an important hub for daffodil growing, producing more than 450 varieties that were later sol