Charming 18thC cottage in historic Montgomery

Peaceful, full of character, traditional 18th century Bank Cottage is prominently located in the perfectly preserved, hidden gem of Montgomery in Mid Wales. The cottage is located a five-minute walk from both the main town square in Montgomery awash with fine examples of Georgian architecture and the 11th century Montgomery Castle. There is spectacular walking areas surrounding the cottage on the border of Wales and Shropshire. including the Offa's Dyke Path. The cosy cottage consists of: *Traditional living area with log burner - The other end of this room is the dining area all with a view over the distant hills. *Small but fully equipped kitchen and pantry. Oven, full ceramic hob, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer all available. *Original staircase *Full bathroom with toilet, Bath and electric shower (The bathroom does have a sloping ceiling with restricted head height at one end - all part of the character!) *Bedroom 1 with King size bed, dressing table and clothes storage. *Bedroom 2 with double bed and wardrobe. Outside - Flat garden with bistro table and chairs for two at the front of the property. Slopped back garden with picnic bench and BBQ. On-street parking on a quiet road in front of the property. Montgomery, in Welsh, Trefaldwyn; meaning "The Town of Baldwin is a small town with a big history. The town of nearly 1,300 people is situated in the Welsh Marches, (the lands along the English and Welsh border) and Iron Age Celts, the Romans, the Saxons, the Normans, the English Civil War and many other historical forces all left their mark here. Fast forward to the 21st century and Montgomery, a Georgian gem, is tucked away from the madding crowds, but just 3 miles from the A483. With its medieval street layout, imposing Town Hall, mix of Georgian, Victorian and timber framed buildings and an active and generous community, it’s a place where time seems to stand still. And, with a wealth of comfortable and friendly places to stay, as well as to eat and drink, you can be sure of a warm welcome in the town. . Whatever the season, Montgomery has plenty for everyone. Discover the town’s heritage on our family-friendly Quiz Trails or find your path along the Montgomery Trails walking and cycling routes – with something to suit every level of ability. Why not test your navigation skills and go Geocache hunting (think treasure hunting for youngsters and grown-ups)! Take in the panoramic view from Montgomery Castle’s ruined battlements, explore the treasure trove of historical artefacts in The Old Bell Museum and marvel at the detail of the miniature vehicles in Cloverlands Model Car Museum. Tickle your taste buds in one of the town’s quaint cafes selling delicious homemade cakes and locally made produce. Alternatively, dine at the hotel with its award-winning bistro restaurant or opt for a tasty bar meal served with a local beer. No time to stop? Then pick up some crispy fish ‘n chips on the go. And - if you fancy a tipple – we can do that too! Montgomery is blessed with a brewery, vineyards and local cider producers. Fancy a little retail therapy? Then take a stroll around the local shops offering gifts, fashion, home interior wares, books and flowers. Oh, and we have a traditional ironmonger too selling everything you could ever need. A must-see attraction in its own right – you’ll travel back in time when you step through the door. Of road parking on quiet road outside property available