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Machynlleth, has a market day every on a Wednesday with a wide variety of stalls and sellers including gardening, fruit and veg, local food producers, music, crafts. The town is sheltered on all sides by lofty hills. Anglers find excellent sport in the surrounding streams. The industries are mostly flannel and tweed manufactures, Montgomery, The town is only about 2 miles west of the present-day border with England. People and property have been investing here since 1223 Newtown here you can find a large amount of  pubs and hotels and at least 6 breweries, the town is steeped in history and came into being in 1321. Within the ruins of the once parish church at St Mary's is the resting place of the Pryce family, founders of Pryce Situated on the banks of the River Severn in one of the most diverse and historical areas for people and property  in Wales. Welshpool people and property have been recorded here since the 8th century  you can find Offa's Dyke which  attracts numerous visitors each year together with the remains of several Norman castles, Powys Castle is located in Welshpool, with its magnificent gardens it is  home to the Clive Museum with displays of Indian treasures. The castle has been home to the Herberts and Clives for generations making this an interesting place to visit, weather you are looking for a property to buy or rent.

 

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