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View our properties in RadnorshirePROPERTY JUNCTION'S HOME BUYERS' GUIDE TO RADNORSHIRE

Home to many of Wales' hidden gems of towns and sleepy villages, Radnorshire is a mix of lively conurbations, rolling farmland and scenic countryside. Taking in part of the Brecon Beacons, the county is both sparsely populated and largely rural, making it the perfect location for a country retreat or new home out of the city. Bordering Shropshire immediately to the east, it also benefits from strong transport links to major English cities – ideal for professionals looking to commute to work while living in the splendid countryside.
Abbey Cwmhir Brecon Beacons Broadheath House
Elan Valley The Pales Offa's Dyke

The Rock Park Royal Welsh Showground Pilleth Church
Battle of Bryn Glas Kinnersley Castle Hergest Croft Gardens
Road ![]()
The A470 runs east to west through the county, linking Radnorshire with England on the east and eventually the coast on the west through Snowdonia. The A483 provides the main route northwards, linking to Chester and connecting with the motorways into Liverpool.
Rail
Radnorshire is relatively underserved by rail connections, due to its largely rural and insignificant populations. That said, there are links from nearby stations to Chester, Bristol, Cardiff and London, ensuring it is nonetheless possible for Radnorshire residents to travel by rail.
Air ![]()
Birmingham and Cardiff airports are within commuter distance from Radnorshire, both offering flights to all major UK and international destinations.
Ferries 
The ports of Pembroke and Fishguard are located in nearby Pembrokeshire, offering frequent passenger routes to the Republic of Ireland and the Isle of Man year-round.
Knighton, Llandrindod Wells, Presteigne, Rhayader, Newbridge on Wye, New Radnor

List of Railway Stations in and around Radnorshire:
Builth Road, Machynlleth, Caersws, Newtown, Welshpool