A cantilevered residence in Brecon, Powys, is available for £895,000. Locally referred to as Ty Hedfan, meaning “hovering house”, it is positioned over two rivers and lies five miles from the Brecon Symbols National Park. The design incorporates slate and stone, featuring five bedrooms across two wings, raised outdoor decking and a green roof. Planning permission has been granted for an office or studio in the grounds.
In Ansty, Wiltshire, a Grade II-listed cottage dating to around 1540 is listed at £810,000. Known as Macey’s Cottage, it has been renovated while retaining original features and offers three main bedrooms plus two additional spaces. The property includes a kitchen-dining-living room and an extension with a green roof. The village lies within the Cranborne Chase national environment.
Rowden Lodge in Frome, Somerset, commands the highest price at £1.25 million. Originally a 19th-century stable block built from local stone, it now provides five bedrooms and an L-shaped glazed extension that houses the kitchen, dining and sitting areas. The property is a ten-minute drive from Frome town centre.
In Carmarthenshire, the 350-year-old farmhouse Waungron Uchaf is listed at £775,000. The four-bedroom home sits on 0.5 hectares of gardens and grounds, featuring three bathrooms and a study with a wood-burning stove. It forms part of a 14-hectare holding that includes oak woodland and is a 30-minute drive from Tenby and the coast.
A detached house in Gullane, East Lothian, is priced at £850,000. The four-bedroom property includes a south-west-facing garden, three bathrooms, a double garage, and a kitchen-dining area with glazed doors opening onto the lawn. Gullane is located 20 miles east of Edinburgh.
The properties are being handled by agencies including Aucoot, Inigo, The Modern House, Finest Properties, and Savills.
