The whole house has a Bose sound system wired in, which also works in the wet room and on the property’s terrace garden.
The hall which was once lived in by family of Sir Robert Peel
Llandrinio Hall, which is believed to be the oldest surviving brick-built building in Montgomeryshire, has been operating as a successful Airbnb in recent years – offering the potential purchaser the opportunity to continue this revenue stream or to enjoy as a family home.
Situated at the edge of the village of Llandrinio, the house enjoys a rural setting with wonderful views towards The Breiddens.Set across two floors, the accommodation totals over 6,000 square feet and comprises a living room, cinema room, morning room, conservatory, kitchen and breakfast room, games room, eight bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate wet room.
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