152 houses for sale in Walton Presteigne

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

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

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 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 Swansea. Larger towns of Leominster, 15 miles and Ludlow, 15 miles, offer a wider range of shops and services. School education i

2 Raglan Cottages enjoys a charming and discreet setting within a designated conservation area, tucked away on a peaceful no-through road just minutes from the heart of the historic border town of Presteigne.Perfectly positioned near the meeting point of Herefordshire, Powys, and Shropshire, this property offers an ideal base to explore the surrounding countryside and the captivating Welsh Marches.Presteigne, often referred to as the Gateway to Wales, lies amidst stunning, unspoilt countryside. Once the county town of Radnorshire, it now thrives with a rich cultural scene, highlighted by the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts. The town also hosts the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum, renowned nationally for its heritage and community engagement.The attractive high street features a variety of independent shops, local businesses, and inviting cafs. Recognised by The Sunday Times as one of the Best Places to Live in Wales, Presteigne offers a blend of his

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

A beautifully presented four-bedroom detached family home with a level rear garden, double-length garage, ample parking and attractive rural views.LocationSilia Meadow occupies a pleasant cul-de-sac position within the sought-after Slough area of the historic border town of Presteigne, often described as the Gateway to Wales.Set amidst the beautiful and unspoilt countryside of the Welsh Marches, Presteigne is a popular market town renowned for its strong community spirit, independent shops, cafs and local businesses. The town also offers a vibrant cultural scene, including the well-established Presteigne Music Festival, which attracts nationally recognised performers and composers. The award-winning Judge's Lodging, one of the town's notable attractions, has also received numerous national accolades.The neighbouring market town of Knighton is approximately 7 miles away and offers a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, with services towards Shrewsbury and Swansea. The larger cent

Detached two-bedroom bungalow offers easy-to-maintain living accommodation with the benefit of UPVC double-glazed windows and gas fired central heating and has an adapted shower room suitable for disabled use. There is parking and a garage to the front and a level lawn to the rear with lovely views over the surrounding borderland countryside. The property is ideal for those seeking easy access to everyday amenities while enjoying a quiet residential setting, on the fringe of the historic award winning borderland town of Presteigne which nestles in the heart of the Marches being surrounded 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

The Paddocks is a highly desirable modern property situated just off the popular Slough area in the historic borderland town of Presteigne. This prime location offers exceptional convenience for town centre amenities, ensuring everything you need is within easy reach.Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Welsh Marches, Presteigne is surrounded by stunning and unspoilt countryside. Often dubbed the Gateway to Wales, this charming market town has a rich cultural heritage, formerly serving as the county town of Radnorshire. Presteigne hosts two well-established festivals, including the Sheep Music Festival and the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which have attracted renowned composers and musicians throughout the years.Another notable attraction is the award-winning Judges Lodgings Museum, recognized for its numerous national awards. Presteigne thrives on its strong community spirit, highlighted by successful community-led initiatives, alongside a delightful assortment of indepen

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 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

A Beautifully Presented Three-Bedroom Home Occupying an attractive position within The Plantation, this beautifully maintained three-bedroom home offers generous, versatile accommodation together with a wonderful setting on the edge of the historic border town of Presteigne.Set within a pleasant cul-de-sac, the property enjoys a quiet residential position while remaining within comfortable walking distance of the town centre, local schools, independent shops, welcoming public houses, cafs and restaurants. It offers an appealing combination of tranquillity, space and everyday convenience.LocationPresteigne is a charming and historic border town, surrounded by beautiful countryside and known for its strong community spirit. The town provides an excellent range of amenities, including independent shops, cafs, restaurants, a library and the award-winning museum, together with a varied programme of festivals and cultural events throughout the year.The surrounding countryside offers numerous

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

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 n

A beautifully presented four-bedroom detached family home with a level rear garden, double-length garage, ample parking and attractive rural views. Location Silia Meadow occupies a pleasant cul-de-sac position within the sought-after Slough area of the historic border town of Presteigne, often described as the “Gateway to Wales”. Set amidst the beautiful and unspoilt countryside of the Welsh Marches, Presteigne is a popular market town renowned for its strong community spirit, independent shops, cafés and local businesses. The town also offers a vibrant cultural scene, including the well-established Presteigne Music Festival, which attracts nationally recognised performers and composers. The award-winning Judge's Lodging, one of the town's notable attractions, has also received numerous national accolades. The neighbouring market town of Knighton is approximately 7 miles away and offers a railway station on the Heart of Wales Line, with services towards Shrewsbury and Swansea. The larg

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

2 Raglan Cottages enjoys a charming and discreet setting within a designated conservation area, tucked away on a peaceful no-through road just minutes from the heart of the historic border town of Presteigne. Perfectly positioned near the meeting point of Herefordshire, Powys, and Shropshire, this property offers an ideal base to explore the surrounding countryside and the captivating Welsh Marches. Presteigne, often referred to as the “Gateway to Wales,” lies amidst stunning, unspoilt countryside. Once the county town of Radnorshire, it now thrives with a rich cultural scene, highlighted by the internationally acclaimed Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts. The town also hosts the award-winning Judges’ Lodgings Museum, renowned nationally for its heritage and community engagement. The attractive high street features a variety of independent shops, local businesses, and inviting cafés. Recognised by The Sunday Times as one of the Best Places to Live in Wales, Presteigne offers a blend

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 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 Swansea. Larger towns of Leominster, 15 miles and Ludlow, 15 miles, offer a wider range of shops and services. School education

We are pleased to offer to the market this handsome Grade II listed Victorian country home set in approximately 5.5 acres in the heart of Norton village. The property combines elegant period architecture with equestrian facilities, landscaped gardens, paddock, fields and a range of versatile outbuildings. Approached through a stone wall entrance, a sweeping gravel driveway framed by mature trees creates a strong sense of arrival and leads past the front lawns towards the traditional stable block, thoughtfully separating the formal areas of the home from the working yard. Inside, the entrance hall features herringbone flooring, with the drawing room with bay window to one side and a library with large feature fireplace to the other. The kitchen is fitted with handmade cabinetry by Steamford Joinery of Knighton, solid wood work surfaces, a Rangemaster cooker and a Rayburn set within an impressive chimney breast. A butler’s sink sits beneath a mullioned window overlooking the gardens, whi

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

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,

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

The Paddocks is a highly desirable modern property situated just off the popular Slough area in the historic borderland town of Presteigne. This prime location offers exceptional convenience for town centre amenities, ensuring everything you need is within easy reach. Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Welsh Marches, Presteigne is surrounded by stunning and unspoilt countryside. Often dubbed the “Gateway to Wales,” this charming market town has a rich cultural heritage, formerly serving as the county town of Radnorshire. Presteigne hosts two well-established festivals, including the Sheep Music Festival and the Presteigne Festival of Music and Arts, which have attracted renowned composers and musicians throughout the years. Another notable attraction is the award-winning Judges’ Lodgings Museum, recognized for its numerous national awards. Presteigne thrives on its strong community spirit, highlighted by successful community-led initiatives, alongside a delightful assortment of in

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

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

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 Offa’s 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, dinin

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