USD 777,093

USD 745,947

Welcome to Storm View an exquisitely presented 5 bedroom Townhouse located in Aberdovey on the stunning West Wales coast. Recently modernised and enhanced by the current owners this creatively designed three-storey family residence, combines period charm with contemporary twists. The extensive accommodation briefly comprises of a Living Room, Open plan Lounge Diner, Utility Room, five bedrooms, three bathrooms. Externally enjoy alfresco dining on the patio seating area enjoying panoramic views over the harbour village and coastal estuary from sunrise to sunset. A short walk takes you into Aberdovey itself where you can enjoy the beach, shops, cafes and restaurants.

5 bd

Aberdovey

USD 683,841

Introducing an exquisite equestrian haven in the heart of Meidrim. This newly renovated 5-bedroom bungalow is nestled in a tranquil rural setting, offering sweeping countryside vistas that capture the essence of peaceful country living. Situated on approximately 3.99 acres of land, this property is a dream for horse lovers, featuring two stables and a tack room within the outbuilding.  Nestled in the scenic countryside of Carmarthen, Meidrim village offers a peaceful retreat from city life. With its charming stone cottages, winding lanes, and breath-taking landscapes, it's a place where time seems to stand still. Residents enjoy a close-knit community vibe and easy access to outdoor activities, including scenic walks and hiking trails. Nearby, you'll find The Fountain Inn, a cosy pub serving up hearty meals, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring the countryside. You will appreciate the convenience of Meidrim Community Primary School, just a 5-minute drive from Y Ffawydd, ensuring that education is close at hand for the little ones.   Let us explore Y Ffawydd in more detail…  The property has undergone recent upgrades to its electrical system, heating, kitchen, bathrooms, carpeting, walls, ceilings, and roof, making it ready for its new owner to move in and make it their own.  Approach After journeying down country lanes, you will arrive at a wooden 5-bar gate that invites you into the grounds of Y Ffawydd. Here, ample parking for multiple cars awaits you, along with the added bonus of a single garage.  Step Inside…   Entrance/Hallway As you step through the entranceway of this inviting home, you're greeted by warm wooden flooring and soft spotlighting, creating a welcoming space. This hallway serves as the central hub, providing access to every room in the home, ensuring seamless movement and convenience throughout.  Kitchen/Breakfast/Dining Room Let's start by exploring the spacious kitchen/breakfast/dining room, bathed in natural light from its triple aspect windows offering scenic views of the grounds. Tiled flooring and spotlighting create a bright and welcoming atmosphere. This large area provides plenty of space for a dining set or seating arrangement of your choice. A charming stable-style door leads to the front courtyard, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living.  The kitchen area is equipped with an array of wall and base units, topped with oak worktops, and features integrated appliances including a Lamona fridge/freezer, kick plinth vent, Lamona washing machine, Lamona dishwasher, single stainless-steel sink, Bosch 4-ring electric hob, Bosch elevated extractor fan, and Bosch oven/grill. A coveted kitchen island boasts storage drawers, oak worktops, and a breakfast bar accommodating multiple stools. Additional worktop space allows for under-counter appliances or an extra breakfast bar, ensuring functionality and versatility in this well-appointed culinary space.  Utility The utility room offers plenty of space with tiled flooring and a side window for natural light. It includes extra storage, an oak worktop, a stainless-steel sink and room for two under-counter appliances. This room also has a large storage cupboard, perfect for hides away items and houses the water tank.  Sitting Room  The sitting room welcomes with abundant natural light streaming through double patio doors, offering a seamless connection to the garden. This space is tastefully laid with wooden flooring and lit with spotlighting.   Lounge The lounge is a generously bright space, offering picturesque rural views through its large windows and glass patio doors leading to the garden. Additionally, this room features wooden flooring, an alcove, and an open fireplace with a slate hearth and oak mantle.  Bedrooms Four & Five  Both bedrooms four and five are positioned at the front of the home, offering views of the courtyard. These single rooms are laid with carpet and one of them could serve as a home office, offering versatility to the space.  Bedrooms Two & Three  Bedrooms two and three are located at the rear of the home, offering delightful countryside views. Carpeted and spacious, both rooms provide comfortable accommodations as lovely double bedrooms. Master Bedroom with En-Suite  The master bedroom is a lovely sized double room laid with carpet. Natural light flooding into the space from the window to the rear which offers rural outlooks. This bedroom also has the pleasure of a private en-suite housing a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, extractor, spotlighting, tiled flooring, and panelled walls.   Family Bathroom   The modern family bathroom is full furnished with a WC, wash basin with storage underneath, heated towel rail, fitted bath with shower, extractor fan, tiled flooring, tiled walls, and a frosted window to the rear.  Step Outside…    Y Ffawydd is set on approximately 3.99 acres of grounds, with a generous 0.77 acres dedicated to the garden and 3.22 acres to the paddock. Surrounding the home, the garden offers a mix of patio areas, lawns, a vegetable patch, and an orchard, providing a picturesque setting for outdoor enjoyment. The grounds are adorned with a variety of plants, trees, and shrubs, creating a haven for wildlife. From the garden, you can soak in beautiful countryside views, making it the perfect space to relax and unwind. Multiple doors connect the outdoor space seamlessly with the home, enhancing the indoor-outdoor flow. The front courtyard provides parking for multiple cars and features an outbuilding with two stables, a tack room, and a single garage, adding practicality to the property's charm.   Local area Meidrim, nestled in the serene countryside of Carmarthen, offers a tranquil retreat with easy access to a variety of attractions in nearby cities and villages. Just an 11 miles drive away, the historic town of Carmarthen boasts a vibrant market, charming shops, and cultural landmarks such as Carmarthen Castle. Renowned as one of the oldest towns in Wales, Carmarthen boasts a charming blend of medieval architecture and modern amenities. Additionally, the convenience of a nearby train station and hospital adds to the practicality of this well-connected location.  For outdoor enthusiasts, the stunning Brecon Beacons National Park beckons with its scenic beauty and hiking trails. Additionally, the coastal town of Tenby allures with its sandy beaches, colourful houses, and bustling harbour. Closer to home, Meidrim enjoys proximity to local amenities such as quaint pubs and shops, as well as Meidrim Community Primary School, ensuring convenience for families. With its blend of rural tranquillity and access to nearby attractions, Meidrim offers a sought-after lifestyle for those seeking the best of both worlds.   Additional Property Information Freehold Chain Free Tax Band - E Oil - Oil4Wales Electric Mains Water - Meter Septic Tank - 1 year old Broadband Available EE, Three & O2 mobile coverage likely available Features: - Parking - Garage - Garden

5 bd

Carmarthen

USD 1,025,762

A rare opportunity to become the new owner of a period property located within a short walk of Crickhowell centre. This interesting house is believed to have been built circa 1881 and extended in later years, many of the original features including decorative cornice, arched windows, ornate fireplaces and moulded plaster work remain. The house has been a much-loved family home for many years; the light and spacious rooms, gardens, outbuildings, annexe and location are the perfect combination for potential buyers looking for a town house with views. Ground Flood The front door lies to one side of the house set into an entrance porch with half pitched roof. Enter into the porch with W.C. located to the rear. The central entrance hall, with staircase rising to the first floor, provides access to the principal ground floor rooms comprising: spacious reception room with double doors to the glazed conservatory which spans the width of the front of the house, dining room and wonderful sitting room with ornate period fireplace. Both the dining room and sitting room have doors opening into the conservatory from which views towards the surrounding mountains may be enjoyed. To the rear of the central entrance hall are useful storage cupboards, an inner hall and steps down to a sizeable cellar. The spacious kitchen is positioned to the rear of the house, behind the first reception room and has a door to a useful rear entrance porch with more storage cupboards and access to the parking area and garden. First Floor An impressive staircase, with carved newel posts, rises to the spacious first floor landing. On the first floor are four generously sized double bedrooms, one en suite, the other three bedrooms being served by a well-appointed family bathroom and additional separate W.C. Each bedroom boasts ample storage and views of Crickhowell and the surrounding hills. Outside The house is bordered to the front by a stone wall with wrought iron gates leading to the private driveway. The well-manicured front garden is predominately laid to lawn interspersed with mature shrubs and plants. A swimming pool is set into a stone patio area and to the south elevation is a further stone patio with plenty of space for entertaining. In addition to the gardens, there is space for parking several vehicles. Outbuilding with Annexe The useful outbuilding has been divided to accommodate a workshop and a small one bedroom annexe over two floors, also incorporating a small kitchen, sitting area and shower and W.C. There is also a small garden shed in a discretely hidden refuse area. Location Crickhowell is a picturesque town located on the banks of the River Usk and offers a wide range of independent shops and a pretty high street. The local primary and secondary schools are well regarded. Crickhowell and the surrounding area offer a wide range of recreational and outdoor activities and there are a number of events held throughout the year including a walking and writing festival. The area is well known for its food produce and quality restaurants and cafes. The larger market town of Abergavenny is approximately 4 miles away offering a wider range of amenities and supermarkets including Waitrose, Morrisons and Tesco. Crickhowell lies on the A40 which in turn links to the A465/ A449 and linking to the M4/M5 and M50 motorway networks with the cities of Bristol and Cardiff being less than one hour’s drive. A main line railway station can be found in Abergavenny. Local Authority Powys Council Council Tax Band G. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries. Energy Performance Certificate Rating: E To view the full EPC please visit: https:// find-energy-certificate.service.gov.uk/energy-certificate/ ... Tenure Freehold. Services We understand the house is connected to mains electricity, gas, water and drainage. Broadband: Standard and superfast broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via: https:// ... openreach.com/fibre-broadband Mobile: EE, Three, 02 and Vodafone (indoor and outdoor). Please make your own enquiries via: https:// checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage Covenants Title Number - WA667346. Fine & Country are not aware of any onerous covenants relating to the title number. There is a covenant which applies to the land opposite (presently used as the school car park) which restricts anyone building on it. Agent's Notes The swimming pool may require maintenance before being brought into use. Fixtures and Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation. Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and are for general guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure to accuracy, these sales particulars must not be relied upon. Please note Fine & Country have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and, therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Features: - Garden

4 bd

Crickhowell

USD 1,485,749

Stunning 6 Bedroom Detached Villa For Sale in Rhiwbina Cardiff Wales.

Stunning 6 Bedroom Detached Villa For Sale in Rhiwbina Cardiff Wales UK Esales Property ID: es5553479 Property Location Ty Mynydd House Rhiwbina Hill Rhiwbina Cardiff CF14 6UF Price in UK pounds £1.2 million UK Pounds Property Details With its glorious natural scenery, excellent climate, welcoming culture and excellent standards of living, Wales UK is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most desirable places across the world to live or visit. On offer here is a chance to make a smart financial investment into this magnificent part of the world. This stunning 6 bed property boasts stylish open plan living spaces, extensive accommodation, immaculate gardens and off road parking. Each room has its own thermostat and underfloor heating everywhere on all 3 floors . Gas central heating and electric cooker and electric oven. Recycling rain water into a big tank underneath front garden for toilets and garden. Electric plugs everywhere in back garden. Front Garden Paved driveway to front entrance, gated side access to rear, paved steps to front door, dwarf wall and mature bush boundaries. Front & Entrance Entrance Hall Tiled floor, solid wood front door with glass pane and wood frame casement window, coated aluminium windows in clear and obscured glass to both sides, inset spotlights, solid wood staircase with brushed chrome rails and glass screens to first floor, tiled steps to ground floor. Lower Ground Floor Hall Tiled floor, airing cupboard housing heating and water tanks, inset spotlights, doors to ground floor rooms. Library Wood effect flooring, coated aluminium door with glass pane and coated aluminium casement windows to rear garden, fitted bookcases and shelving, inset spotlights. Bedroom 2 with Dressing Room & En Suite Carpet, coated aluminium door with glass pane and coated aluminium casement windows to rear garden, inset spotlights. Dressing Room Carpet, fitted hanging rails, drawers and shelving units, inset spotlights. En Suite Shower Room to Bedroom 2 Textured tiled floor, tiled walls, hand wash basin with mixer tap inset to vanity unit, wc with concealed tank, corner shower unit with glass door and screens, ladder style heated towel rail, inset spotlights. Bedroom 3 with En Suite Shower Room Carpet, coated aluminium window to front aspect, cupboard access to storage space, inset spotlights. En Suite Shower Room to Bedroom 3 Tiled floor, tiled walls, pedestal hand wash basin with mixer tap, wc, shower unit with glass door and screens, ladder style heated towel rail, inset spotlights. Bedroom 4 Carpet, coated aluminium window to rear aspect, inset spotlights. WC Tiled floor, pedestal hand wash basin with mixer tap and tile splash back, wc, ladder style heated towel rail, inset spotlights. Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Area/Living Area Description as follows: Kitchen Tiled floor, range of wall base and drawer units in high gloss black with brushed chrome handles and contrasting quartz square edge countertops, kitchen island breakfast bar to match, integrated MIELE dishwasher, integrated MIELE fridge and freezer, inset MIELE oven, inset MIELE microwave, inset MIELE coffee machine, inset LIEBHERR wine cooler, inset MIELE induction hob with modern style ELICA extractor fan over, one and half sink inset to kitchen island with draining board inset to countertop, hidden power outlets inset to island, inset spotlights, down lighting from wall and island units, inset speakers, telecom phone. Kitchen Second Angle Kitchen Third Angle Dining Area Tiled floor, coated aluminium window to rear aspect, inset spotlights, inset speakers. Living Area Carpet, coated aluminium window to front aspect, inset spotlights, inset speakers. Living Area Second Angle Living Area Third Angle Utility Room Tiled floor, part tiled walls, base units in high gloss white with brushed chrome handles and square edge countertops, integrated fridge and freezer, integrated combination washer dryer, inset stainless steel one and a half sink and draining board, wall mounted boiler, fuse boxes, inset spotlights. Inner Hall Tiled floor, coated aluminium door with obscure glass panes to side access, inset spotlights, carpeted stairs to second floor. Bedroom 5 with Balcony Carpet, coated aluminium door with glass pane to balcony with coated aluminium casement windows, inset spotlights. Balcony to Bedroom 5 Bedroom 6 Carpet, coated aluminium window to rear, inset spotlights. Bathroom Tiled floor, tiled walls, wall mounted hand wash basin with mixer tap, wc with concealed tank and inset flush, bath with mounted tap and tiled surround, ladder style heated towel rail, inset spotlights. Bedroom 1 Dressing/Office Area Carpet, feature exposed beams, coated aluminium windows in clear and obscured glass to rear aspect, light fixtures to surround. Bedroom 1 with En Suite & Balcony Carpet, feature exposed beams, coated aluminium door to balcony with coated aluminium casement windows, coated aluminium windows in clear and obscure glass to front and side aspects, fitted wardrobes in high gloss cream and wood effect, fitted drawer units to match, light fixtures to surround. En Suite Shower Room to Bedroom 1 Tiled floor, tiled walls, feature exposed beams, two hand wash abasing with mixer taps inset to vanity, wc with concealed style tank and inset flush, walk in dual shower unit with textured tile floor, glass door and glass screens, modern ladder style heated towel rail, two light fixtures. Patio Sitting Area Paved patio sitting area with gated side access to front, mature bushes to surround, paved steps to raised tier, outdoor power outlets, walled boundaries. Rear Garden Paved patio sitting area, bordered area with slate chippings and steps to decked terrace with side access, lawn, mature shrubs, bushes and trees to surround, wood fence and mature bush boundaries. Rear Garden 2 Rear Garden 3 Agents Note The property also benefits form; Under floor heating throughout all floor floors. Individual thermostats/heating controls to each room. Rain water collection tank that feeds garden and toilets. Intercom telephone security system. Inset speaker sound system to open plan space. Ample off road driveway parking for multiple vehicles. ABOUT THE AREA Now known as the Chelsea of Wales Rhiwbina in Cardiff is now one of the most sought after areas in the whole UK. Rhiwbina is a suburb and community in the north of Cardiff, the capital of Wales. Formerly a small hamlet within the parish of Whitchurch, Rhiwbina was developed throughout the twentieth century, and is now a separate ward. The capital of Wales since just 1955, Cardiff has embraced the role with vigour, emerging in the new millennium as one of Britain’s leading urban centres. Spread between an ancient fort and an ultramodern waterfront, compact Cardiff seems to have surprised even itself with how interesting it has become. Nowhere is this vitality more evident than in Cardiff’s buildings – it flexes newly acquired architectural muscles as if it’s still astonished to have them. Such confidence is infectious, and these days it’s not just the rugby that draws crowds into the city. Come the weekend, a buzz reverberates through the streets as swarms of shoppers hit the Hayes, followed by waves of revellers descending on the capital’s thriving pubs, bars and live-music venues. Cardiff also makes an excellent base for day trips to the surrounding valleys and coast, where you’ll find castles, beaches, interesting industrial sites and ancient monuments. MAiN FEATURES: • 277m2 of living space • 500m2 plot • 6 bedrooms • 4 Bathrooms • Stunning Views • Stunning Gardens • Private Parking • Massive potential in the rental market • Close to essential amenities like such as supermarkets and pharmacies • Close to many excellent bars and restaurants • Great base from which to discover other fantastic areas of Wales • Many excellent sports facilities, walking and sports areas nearby • Executive detached six bed property in Rhiwbina • Stylish and contemporary open plan living space • Modern fully fitted kitchen with state of the art appliances and separate utility room • Large library/games room with access to patio sitting area • Five double bedrooms plus additional single/office • Bathroom suite, three en suite shower rooms and wc • Principal suite with office/dressing area, en suite and balcony • Very well maintained tiered rear garden • Off road driveway parking to front • Highly sought after location near the heart of Rhiwbina Village Contact us today to buy or sell property in Wales UK fast online

6 bd

2,982 sqft

Radyr

USD 652,758

Welcome to 19 Langland Bay Manor, a splendid two-bedroom apartment offering breath-taking vistas of Langland Bay, nestled within the idyllic Langland Bay waterfront setting. This meticulously designed abode, perched on the first floor, emanates refined sophistication and meticulous craftsmanship. Ideally positioned along the Langland Bay shoreline, residents benefit from easy access to the welcoming promenade, cosy beachfront cafes, and seasonal lifeguard services. Savour the culinary delights of the Langland Brasserie, serving up enticing options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The bay's allure extends to charming beachside huts, tennis courts, and the elevated Langland Golf Course, providing a serene coastal sanctuary.  Just a stone's throw from Mumbles Village, residents immerse themselves in a vibrant community boasting acclaimed restaurants, stylish boutiques, and famed beaches. Discover the natural splendour of the Gower Peninsula, adorned with awe-inspiring beaches, secluded coves, and picturesque coastal paths.  Set within the historic Langland Bay Manor, Apartment 19 captivates with its enchanting stone façade and picturesque surroundings. Accessed via the communal side entrance, the airy interior is flooded with natural light, complemented by generous windows and high ceilings. Revel in the convenience of secure gated parking and meticulously landscaped communal gardens, epitomizing the essence of coastal living.  Let us explore further…  Step Inside…   Communal entrance Upon entering the communal space, guests are greeted by Apartment 19, accessible via either stairs or a convenient lift to the first floor.  As you explore the apartment, you'll encounter an abundance of charm and character, showcased by high ceilings, ornate coving, ceiling roses, and dado rails. Oak doors lead you through the apartment, revealing bright and airy spaces illuminated by ample natural light streaming in through the large windows.  Entrance/Hallway Upon entering, you're greeted by a spacious and welcoming entrance or hallway laid with carpeting. From here, you have easy access to every room in the apartment, as well as a large, useful storage cupboard.  Lounge/Diner Let's begin by exploring the lounge/dining room. Immediately, you'll be struck by the abundance of natural light streaming in through the south-facing windows, framing captivating sea views. A variety of windows also encircle the turret area, establishing a serene atmosphere within the room. This expansive area offers plenty of space to accommodate large lounge furniture and a dining area, perfect for socialising or relaxing after a long day while enjoying the view. The room is carpeted and it also features two distinctive ceiling roses.   Kitchen/Breakfast Room Next, let's explore the kitchen/breakfast room. This generous space features tiled flooring and is illuminated by spotlighting. The kitchen is equipped with an array of wall and base units topped with granite worktops. You'll find a range of integrated appliances, including a 4-ring electric Miele hob, an elevated extractor fan, a Miele dishwasher, a kick plinth vent, a single stainless-steel sink with drainage, a Siemens washing machine, a Miele oven/grill, a CDA microwave, a Siemens fridge/freezer, and a ceiling extractor. This bright room boasts a large double sash window to the rear and offers ample space for a breakfast table.   Family Bathroom The family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath with shower, heated towel rail, spotlighting, extractor fan, two shaving points, shaving light with additional shaving point, frosted window to the side, tiled walls, and tiled flooring.  Bedroom Two with En-Suite Bedroom two with en-suite is a beautiful, large space laid with carpet. Straight away, you will notice the huge double sash window to the rear, allowing natural light and overlooking mature trees. This large bedroom also has the pleasure of a dado rail and built-in wardrobes with pull-down hanging rails, drawers, and storage cupboards. The en-suite, a private addition to the room, houses a WC, wash basin, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, two shaving points, shaving light with an additional shaving point, spotlighting, an extractor fan, tiled walls, and tiled flooring.  Bedroom One with Dressing Area and En-Suite Bedroom one is another wonderfully sized space laid with carpet and features a decorative dado rail. Natural light streams in through the large double sash windows to the rear, offering views of mature trees. Leading from this area, the bedroom boasts a dressing area with spotlighting and tiled flooring. Equipped with built-in wardrobes with pull-down hanging rails, drawers, and storage cupboards, it offers ample storage space. Adjacent to the dressing area is a private en-suite, fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, two shaving points, shaving light with an additional shaving point, spotlighting, an extractor fan, tiled walls, tiled flooring, and a large, frosted sash window.  Step Outside…   Langland Bay Manor boasts a superb location amidst meticulously kept communal gardens, offering various spots to pause and immerse yourself in the tranquil sounds of nature. Just a brief walk from the renowned Langland Bay, it's the ideal setting for memorable days out with loved ones. Additionally, the property provides an allocated parking space and ample guest parking for added convenience.  Local Area From the promenade you can take the coastal path to Caswell Bay or Mumbles Head offering spectacular views of The Bristol Channel. The Bay itself is fringed with the charming beach huts that have graced Langland Bay since the 1920’s. With shabby chic beach café, tennis courts, the popular Langland Bay Sea Brasserie and Langland Bay Golf Course which is ideally located over lush meadowland across sprawling cliff-tops with views from the course taking in two of The Gower’s finest bays - Langland and Caswell making Langland Bay a popular destination with locals and tourists alike. The tranquillity of the location with the sea on your doorstep offers a unique setting close to the village of Mumbles with an enviable array of quality restaurants, wine bars and traditional pubs to choose from.  The bays are also popular surfing and paddle board locations. Langland Bay Golf Club is just a short walk from the house. Alongside our award-winning beaches, scenic coastal paths, and Marina we are blessed with great sporting facilities. With championship golf courses, Olympic sized swimming pool and a full array of water sport activities to enjoy. Culturally benefiting from museums, galleries and theatres with a centre celebrating the works of Dylan Thomas. Swansea offers a direct line to London and Cardiff International Airport is approximately 45-minute drive.  Mumbles is an absolutely charming coastal village, located to the west of The City of Swansea. The village itself offers a full array of quality restaurants and individual boutiques. The village is popular with families due to the beautiful parks, award winning beaches and gardens, with excellent school catchments. Recently listed in The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Wales. Mumbles is known locally as the gateway to the Gower Peninsular which is the first ever designated area of natural outstanding beauty, with beautiful beaches, interesting coves to explore and breath-taking coastal walks.   Additional Property Information Grade II Listed Building Leasehold 125 year lease from 01/01/2007 Service Charge - Approx. £3090.50 per 6 Months Approx. £400pa Ground Rent Tax Band - H Allocated Parking Space Electric - OVO Mains Water - Meter Mains Drainage Superfast Broadband Available O2 & Vodafone Mobile Coverage Private Dwelling Use Only Features: - Garden - Parking

2 bd

Mumbles

USD 1,119,013

USD 1,050,629

Cwm Gwyddel is a Grade II listed building originally dating back to the 15th century but now provides spacious accommodation over two floors. The property also includes a Grade II Listed stone barn with four bays, plus two additional outbuildings currently used as a garage, store room and workshop. The property is located in a very tranquil setting, on a private lane with wrap-around gardens, a pretty brook and wonderful views across the surrounding countryside. For historical description please see brochure.

5 bd

Powys

USD 2,082,608

Nestled within the most enchanting and idyllic location with mesmerising views, Ruthlin Mill is a truly incredible home, offering peace and privacy at a sprawling property that oozes character combined with modern luxury. At the end of a winding driveway this secluded slice of 14 acres of the stunning Monmouthshire landscape near Skenfrith offers the owner an island of tranquillity completely immersed in nature. There's mature woodland flowing down to the banks of the river Monnow that also offers fishing rights, pasture land and stables, and greenhouses and outbuildings to support a productive smallholding. Next to the ample parking area there's also a garage and workshop that can boast a modern two-bed annexe above it as the answer to multi-generational living or income potential. This memorable mill, that dates back to the 1500s but has been completely renovated by the current owners, is also perfect for entertaining as it offers multiple patios and terraces to choose from to host enjoyable alfresco dining experiences and summer BBQs. The terrace next to the working waterwheel has a pizza oven to add to the cooking facilities at the site, plus the owners have built a Swedish-style log cabin at a perfect spot next to the river. The charming cabin has its own external deck area plus inside offers bench seating clustered around a firepit so the location can be enjoyed whatever the weather. Inside the mill there's cascades of light and an abundance of space across substantial rooms that include a huge sitting room with sizeable log burner and an impressive dining room/conservatory easily able to host a dining area and seating zone. The country-style kitchen is well-equipped including a massive Aga and adjoining pantry, plus working from home is easily accommodated within the separate study. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms plus two modern en-suites and a family bathroom with a statement contemporary bath. The primary suite includes a walk-in wardrobe, ensuite shower room plus exposed roof beams and trusses that crown the space with incredible character. The grounds that surround the mill are breathtaking, nestled into a corner of Monmouthshire under two miles from the village of Skenfrith which can offer a pub, church, and village hall and even its own castle ruins owned by The National Trust. The popular market town of Abergavenny, The Sunday Times best place to live in Wales in 2024, can easily tempt a visit with an abundance of cafes, bars and restaurants as well as shops, schools, and social and sports clubs. Monmouth is less than six miles away too, boasting some of the best schools in Wales as well as a further choice of shops, eateries, groups and events. Both towns can also offer the everyday facilities and amenities required, such as doctor's surgeries and dentists. The mill is ideally located for exploring more of this stunning landscape, with the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty a short drive to the east and the Bannau Brycheiniog/Brecon Beacons National Park to the west. Both areas offer an amazing choice of outdoor activities and pursuits to enjoy, from hiking to biking, riding horses to riding the rapids, but it will always be a wonderful feeling to come home to the welcoming Ruthlin Mill and its own unique and mesmerising scenery. STEP INSIDE - Step inside this sprawling stone mill and you are enveloped by light and space throughout, with high ceilings and generous rooms showcasing renovated character combined with modern luxury. The internal accommodation offers over 3,100 square feet of space within a unique and charming property that has been renovated, restored and rebuilt by the current owners to create a comfortable home that oozes charm. The entrance hall is as grand as this substantial and commanding building demands and truly deserves, showcasing a bespoke staircase and built-in storage within its highly crafted structure. Meander through this impressive hallway and into a substantial sitting room that is a welcoming social hub of the home, and you are effortlessly invited to get comfy on one of the sofas to relax and chat, watch a movie, or enjoy the match with family and friends. The sofas are nestled around a sizeable log burner within a robust stone fireplace that is the standout character feature of the space, also complementing the exposed ceiling beams. The room feels spacious and airy with the windows perfectly framing the enchanting garden views and inviting oceans of light to cascade inside. A set of double doors at one end of the sitting room entices you out of the comfortable sofa to explore further and you are rewarded with an exceptional conservatory, an addition to the mill that is another special space to gather with friends and family. The conservatory wraps you in mesmerising garden views, immersing you in nature on three sides, as well as framing the ever-changing sky views above through a glass roof. But, as with all the renovations lavished on the mill, the current owners have been meticulous in their design of the conservatory, with tinted roof glass to combat over-heating in the summer and a central wood burner to use in the winter. From the conservatory there's seamless flow onto the garden terrace via French doors as well as doors next to the dining .. The well-equipped kitchen combines a timeless country style that hides all the modern appliances a cook could hope for plus there's a huge Aga nestled into a chimney breast with the stunning green colour chosen to pay homage to the myriad of shades found within the glorious garden. Off the kitchen there is a bonus pantry plus a utility room, and the ground floor can also offer a separate study that's ideal for quiet reading and working from home, plus a cloakroom located off the hallway. Climbing the solid wood staircase reveals four double bedrooms that can all impress with their own unique, mesmerising views of the land that cocoons the home. The primary bedroom is breathtaking, with the exposed ceiling beams adding captivating character to the space. The suite can boast a walk-in wardrobe and contemporary ensuite shower room cloaked in stone tiles and clever storage. Bedroom two can boast an ensuite too, another stylish and modern space created to the owners' exacting standards that continues into the family bathroom where a contemporary, statement bath waits to offer you a relaxing experience in hot bubbles at the end of a busy day. VENDOR INSIGHT - "Ruthlin Mill is a superb property nestling in a green oasis of gardens, grassland, woodland, and river. It is a beautiful and tranquil oasis that has been the much loved home of the present owners for the past fifteen years. Ruthlin Mill began life in the sixteenth century as a grain mill and then became the first mechanised paper mill in Wales. The vendors explain that they initially fell in love with the fantastic location but knew they could remodel the property to their design. Working with an architect they retained the original walls to keep the sense of the mill as an industrial building, and within the walls created an ecologically designed, chic and comfortable Interior. They love the entire house, but the garden room, which stretches across the back of the property, is their favourite place to relax and entertain. It overlooks the gardens, woodland and the riverbank, and it is pure joy to sit and watch the changing seasons. A winter snowfall remains undisturbed, white, and sparkling across the landscape. There is always a magical view and it is also nature lover's paradise for observing wildlife that includes a visiting otter and kingfisher. Ruthlin Mill is a home that welcomes visitors, and the owners recall many brilliant summer parties on the patio, which is complete with pizza oven. Eighteen months ago, they hosted their daughter's wedding when over two hundred guests were able to enjoy the gardens and the magical night time atmosphere created by the tree lights. The two bed self contained annexe is perfect for overflow visitors or multi generational living. It has also been a successful holiday let. The house stands in over thirteen acres which consist of a delightful mix of gardens, a quarter of a mile of riverbank along the Monnow River, and also the wow factor of the electrically operated water wheel. The garden is divided into formal areas and informal woodland zones. There is an excellent kitchen garden and a well established orchard where the fifteen trees provide a good annual harvest. It is a loved and well used garden where there is nothing better than settling by the riverbank for an evening glass of wine, or an afternoon of fishing. The charming Swedish log cabin is where you can host a barbecue for twelve, and there is stabling for the horse owner. The garden is a serene sanctuary where you can simply savour being a part of this very special setting. The house sits on the edge of friendly, picturesque, and active Skenfrith village with its award winning pub and restaurant. It also has its own castle and if you follow one of the many local walks you can enjoy the views over the village and Monmouth Valley. The vendors are moving to be closer to family and will miss the privacy, space and beauty of Ruthlin Mill but take away many happy memories and are sure the new owners will love it as they have. Ruthlin Mill is a truly rare and special property. Outside - Step outside to become totally enchanted as you wander around the private 13.7 acres of land, a captivating parcel of peace cocooned in nature and surrounded by sweeping views.

4 bd

Skenfrith

USD 932,511

Introducing "Ty Coed," a stunning four-bedroom detached home nestled in a semi-rural oasis, boasting captivating 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and woodland. Situated on the edge of Wenallt Woods, this property offers unparallelled access to nature, with the bridlepath leading up to Caerphilly Mountain and Castle Coch, providing endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and enjoyable hacking excursions. While "Ty Coed" enjoys the perks of rural living in a peaceful setting, it is conveniently located just a few minutes away from the lively village of Rhiwbina. Here, residents can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere of the high street, adorned with charming shops, inviting delis, and cozy coffee spots. With a nearby train station and regular bus services, as well as a retail park featuring popular stores like Marks and Spencer and Sainsburys, everyday conveniences are always within reach. Additionally, a short stroll leads to the delightful pub, The Travellers Rest, offering home-cooked meals, cozy fireplaces, and a picturesque beer garden for leisurely Sunday strolls in the summertime, and in the opposite direction there is also the Deri Inn. Approaching "Ty Coed," you'll be greeted by a driveway with two gated accesses, providing ample parking space for at least eight vehicles. Stepping inside, the hallway leads to a front reception room, currently utilized as a home bar, featuring bi-folding doors opening to the front gardens. Continuing through, you'll find a wonderful kitchen/dining room adorned in farmhouse chic style, with doors offering views of the rear gardens and surrounding vistas. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room providing access to the double integral garage, along with a home office and another reception room boasting a cozy log burner fire. Ascending to the first floor, you'll discover four generously sized bedrooms, including a master bedroom with an en suite bathroom, as well as a family bathroom for added convenience. Outside, the garden features an outbuilding currently serving as a dog grooming studio, offering potential for conversion into an annexe, home office, or gym. Additionally, a handy wood-built workshop sits to the side of the property, providing ample storage space for outdoor essentials. "Ty Coed" presents a rare opportunity to own a property of unparalleled charm and spacious living accommodation in such a sought-after location. With its unique blend of rural tranquillity and modern amenities, prompt viewing is highly recommended to secure this exceptional home. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. Features: - Garage

4 bd

Radyr

USD 652,758

Introducing the exquisite 3 Langland Bay Manor, a stunning three-bedroom apartment nestled in the picturesque Langland Bay waterside location. Meticulously designed with modern elegance, this superior residence exudes impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail. Ideally positioned on the Langland Bay beachfront, residents enjoy easy access to the family-friendly promenade, beachside cafes, and seasonal lifeguard services. Indulge in the culinary delights of the Langland Brasserie, offering breakfast, lunch, and evening dining. The bay's allure extends to charming beach huts, tennis courts, and the elevated Langland Golf Course, creating a serene coastal retreat. Situated just moments from Mumbles Village, residents relish in a vibrant community boasting quality restaurants, boutiques, and renowned beaches. Explore the natural wonders of the Gower Peninsula, adorned with breath-taking beaches, coves, and coastal walks. Nestled within the Grade ll Listed Langland Bay Manor, Apartment 3 captivates with its romantic stone façade and enchanting surroundings. Accessed through the communal main entrance, the spacious interior is bathed in natural light, accentuated by large sash windows and high ceilings. Enjoy the comfort of underfloor heating and the convenience of secure gated parking and well-maintained communal gardens, completing this idyllic coastal haven. Step Inside… Communal Entrance You enter the beautiful building via the main, grand entrance and find yourself at the front door of apartment number three. Entrance You enter into a spacious hallway with sleek wooden flooring, providing access to all areas of the apartment, complemented by decorative dado rail and an intercom system for added convenience. Lounge Impressive high ceilings with expansive windows allow plenty of natural light into the room and offer a pleasant view of the mature tree-lined communal gardens. This spacious reception area comfortably accommodates generous lounge and dining furniture arrangements. Enhanced by modern sleek electric radiators and adorned with decorative coving, dado rail, and a ceiling rose, the room exudes undeniable charm and character. Kitchen/Breakfast Room This modern yet inviting kitchen/breakfast room boasts a spacious layout, offering a delightful, tiled floor with underfloor heating, and has ample space to accommodate either a breakfast bar or a table. The tastefully designed kitchen features a wide array of wooden fitted base and wall units, complemented by granite worktops and upstand. Equipped with integrated appliances including a Miele electric hob, a dishwasher, NEFF extractor fan, NEFF oven, and NEFF microwave, as well as a kick plinth vent and a stainless-steel double sink with an incorporated waste disposal unit, this kitchen is designed for both functionality and style. Additionally, the space boasts high ceilings with coving, spotlighting, and an extractor fan, along with a dado rail. Ample space is also available for a fridge/freezer. Inner Hallway A spacious and practical area adorned with large, fitted book/storage shelves featuring built-in lighting. Here you also have decorative coving, dado rails, and wooden flooring with underfloor heating. Cloakroom Accessed off the inner hallway is the generous cloakroom which houses WC, wash basin, heated towel rail, spotlighting, two shaving points, a mirror with touch sensor lighting, tiled walls and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Bedroom One A large, double bedroom fitted with carpets offers ample space for bedroom furniture. Additionally, it features a vaulted ceiling, a sash window to the rear, decorative dado rail, and a practical, spacious walk-in wardrobe area that is open to the room. Bedroom Two with En-Suite Another spacious double bedroom boasts a sash window to the rear, along with built-in wardrobes featuring a pull-down hanging rail and drawers for added convenience. This room also showcases vaulted ceilings, carpeting, and decorative dado rail, along with an en-suite bathroom. The en-suite bathroom is comprised of tiled walls, tiled flooring with underfloor heating, a shower cubicle, wash basin, WC, heated towel rail, two shaving points, and a mirror with touch sensor lighting. Bedroom Three/Reception The room is a spacious double bedroom featuring floor-to-ceiling sash windows that ensure plenty of natural light and provide a perspective over the gardens. This lovely room showcases three alcoves and wooden flooring with underfloor heating, offering flexibility in its use as either a bedroom or a reception room. Family Bathroom A beautifully modern family bathroom housing a bath with shower over and glass screen, WC, heated towel rail, wash basin with fitted vanity unit under, mirror with touch sensor lighting, spotlighting, two shaving points, extractor fan, and a window to the rear. You also have tiled walls and tiled flooring with underfloor heating. Step Outside… Langland Bay Manor is wonderfully positioned in well-maintained communal gardens where you have an array of locations to listen to the sounds of nature. You are just a short stroll from the famous Langland Bay where you can enjoy days out with friends and family creating new memories. Externally you also have allocated parking and ample guest parking. Local Area From the promenade you can take the coastal path to Caswell Bay or Mumbles Head offering spectacular views of The Bristol Channel. The Bay itself is fringed with the charming beach huts that have graced Langland Bay since the 1920’s. With shabby chic beach café, tennis courts, the popular Langland Bay Sea Brasserie and Langland Bay Golf Course which is ideally located over lush meadowland across sprawling cliff-tops with views from the course taking in two of The Gower’s finest bays - Langland and Caswell making Langland Bay a popular destination with locals and tourists alike. The tranquillity of the location with the sea on your doorstep offers a unique setting close to the village of Mumbles with an enviable array of quality restaurants, wine bars and traditional pubs to choose from. The bays are also popular surfing and paddle board locations. Langland Bay Golf Club is just a short walk from the house. Alongside our award-winning beaches, scenic coastal paths, and Marina we are blessed with great sporting facilities. With championship golf courses, Olympic sized swimming pool and a full array of water sport activities to enjoy. Culturally benefiting from museums, galleries and theatres with a centre celebrating the works of Dylan Thomas. Swansea offers a direct line to London and Cardiff International Airport is approximately 45-minute drive. Mumbles is an absolutely charming coastal village, located to the west of The City of Swansea. The village itself offers a full array of quality restaurants and individual boutiques. The village is popular with families due to the beautiful parks, award winning beaches and gardens, with excellent school catchments. Recently listed in The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Wales. Mumbles is known locally as the gateway to the Gower Peninsular which is the first ever designated area of natural outstanding beauty, with beautiful beaches, interesting coves to explore and breath-taking coastal walks.   Additional Property Information Grade II Listed Building Leasehold Chain Free 125 year lease from 01/01/2007 Approx. £2500 per 6 months Service Charge Approx. £330pa Ground Rent Tax Band - Estimated a G (current vendor pays business rates) Allocated Parking Space Electric - Octopus Mains Water - Meter Mains Drainage Superfast Broadband Available O2 & Vodafone Mobile Coverage Private Dwelling Use Only Features: - Parking - Garden

3 bd

Mumbles

USD 435,172

This rural gem has rustic charm and plenty of potential and enjoys a sylvan setting in the Lower Wye Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Offered to the market for the first time in 60 years, the centuries old, two-bedroom, end terrace cottage sits in a slightly elevated position, above the Angiddy River, which flows into the River Wye at Tintern. Now a truly tranquil spot, from the 16th to the 19th century the noise and smoke of the water powered wireworks dotted along the Angiddy Valley would have filled the air and it is possible that this cottage, part of a row of in the hamlet of Pontysaison, was built to house wireworks workers. The cottage, partly rebuilt some 60 years ago, is full of character with old beams and roof timbers, exposed original stone walls, and an original open stone fireplace in the living room. In this lovely location, properties like this do not often come to the market and whilst in need of updating and improvement, it has the potential to be a delightful and characterful rural home. It is positioned at the end of a terrace of four properties, three of which are now one dwelling. Standing in a plot of approximately 0.42 acres, with its land to the front, side and back, there could be an opportunity to extend it, subject to the necessary planning consents. Surrounded by beautiful woodland walks, with a network of local footpaths linking to the long-distance Wye Valley Walk and Offa's Dyke paths, with opportunities for cycling, Ravensnest Fly Fishery close by and a popular local pub, The Fountain, just 0.6 miles away, the cottage offers an idyllic country lifestyle. It's in a lovely, quiet spot. In the summer it is stunning with all the trees in leaf and the autumn colours are wonderful. I grew up there and have many happy memories playing football and tennis on the lawn, making dens in the wood, going fishing, walking along the river and sledging in the winter! However, whilst rural, the cottage is not remote. Just 1.6 miles away, the popular riverside village of Tintern has been a magnet for tourists since the late Eighteenth Century when it's Cistercian abbey became the architectural highlight of the Picturesque Wye Tour. It's a vibrant community with an active football and cricket team and many groups and social events, including regular film nights in the village hall. There's a variety of local pubs, shops and businesses and there is a primary school in the nearby village of Llandogo. Further along the Wye Valley, some 6 miles from the property, is the market town of Chepstow, from where there is easy access to the motorway network for travel to Bristol, London, Newport and Cardiff. Step inside:- - Inside the cottage, a hallway with an exposed stone wall leads through to a kitchen, with room for a breakfast table. Alongside there is a good sized lounge/diner with exposed beams and a stone fireplace inset with a log burning stove. I love the character of the room, with the stone fireplace where we used to have roaring open fires. There is a downstairs shower room and upstairs there are two double bedrooms, with windows giving glimpses of the Angiddy river. Outside - The cottage stands in a plot of 0.44 acres, accessed along a driveway which leads up from a quiet country road to a single, open fronted garage. There is additional parking on the driveway for up to three cars. Double gates open to a pathway which leads up to the cottage through front gardens, where there is a seating area to enjoy the scenery. To the side of the cottage, there is a small pond. The gardens benefit from lovely woodland views and feature large areas of lawn, which are planted with established shrubs and mature trees, including apple trees. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. Features: - Garage - Terrace - Parking

2 bd

Tintern Parva

USD 901,427

Vendor Insight – Ty Gwyn How long have you owned the property? “We are proud owners for 20 years – we purchased in March 2004.” What attracted you to this specific house and location? “Our first viewing was on a dark stormy October evening. The owners were busy repairing rocking horses in the Workshop. The house was warm and welcoming – you could not hear the storm! We didn’t see the garden or the magnificent view until our second viewing.” What would you like to tell parents about the benefits or raising children here? “Ty Gwyn offers freedom and safety, adventure and the experience of being surrounded by nature and the seasons. There is wildlife aplenty – John saw a vixen with six cubs one evening, looking down over the valley at dusk. Deer, badgers, rabbits, hares, squirrels, owls (one is nesting in the walnut tree), buzzards, kestrels, red kites, herons. We are also surrounded by traditional agriculture and Ty Gwyn offers the opportunity to keep poultry and small animals. Our grandchildren adore Ty Gwyn!” What made you choose Ty Gwyn over other properties available at the time? “We had a young family at the time and wanted to move away from the increasing traffic and bustle to a more tranquil place. We were also looking for a project to occupy us when our elder children were leaving for university. We were looking for space to pursue our hobbies and interests – especially more space outside. Ty Gwyn satisfied all these desires and the new owners can enjoy what we have done and pursue their own projects and interests. Ty Gwyn is unique and incomparable. It has history, solidity, permanence.” What about the history of the property and how it has been adapted? “Ty Gwyn was built in 1627. It’s hard to gauge its original purpose. It’s position on what would once have been an important highway might mean that it was a hostelry of some sort. It was used by the vicar of Llannefydd as a vicarage in the second half of the 17th century. The parish records show that it was in the occupation of one family for most of the 18th and 19th centuries. It probably formed part of the Dyffryn Aled Estate. It was gifted to a maid at Bryn Aled (the property below Ty Gwyn down by the River Aled) in the late 19th century and she sold it to Isaac Roberts in 1919. He remained at Ty Gwyn until the early 1960s, when the house was purchased by a Mr Dwerryhouse of Bryn Aled, who did some modernisation. It later belonged to a famous sculptor called MacPherson before passing to a family from Oxford, who used it as a holiday home for a number of years before selling to us. It was a working farm until the early 1960s. The outbuildings became Mr MacPherson’s studio and later the workshop of his daughter-in-law, who repaired rocking horses! We adapted the Barn as a music studio and have held parties there, along with music lessons and little soirees.” What changes have you made to the house since you’ve owned it? “We have completely renovated and updated the house. The changes made since the 1960s had left the property very tired and not very functional. Downstairs, we moved the door into the utility room and removed most of the internal dividing walls to create a better flow. Upstairs, all of the rooms (except the main bedroom) were re-arranged, again to create a better flow to the property. The non-load-bearing internal walls were created using green oak, all carefully made with mortice and tenon joints, pegged with oak pegs. These have matured and provide a lovely atmosphere and aesthetic. The roof and roof timbers (other than the purlins) are all new (in 2008), the windows have all been installed since we moved here and the exterior finish (lime mortar pointing and limewash finish) was completed about three years ago.” What is your favourite room and why? “That’s a difficult one, but we think the kitchen/living room is our favourite. It is the heart of the house. There is nothing to compare when the family comes to visit – three or four of us cooking; one perched on the bar stool with a glass of wine; the older grandchildren chatting with their parents around the dining table or sitting in the inglenook, whilst the youngsters watch videos in the lounge adjacent, where we can hear them and they can hear us! Ty Gwyn is warm in winter and cool in summer – the 3-4 foot stone walls insulate the house from extreme weather, whether that be hot or cold. It is elevated above the valley and, being South-facing it enjoys every moment of sunshine from dawn until dusk at every time of year – even on the shortest day.” What changes are you most proud of and why? “We’re proud of everything we have done – mainly because we were able to make Ty Gwyn into a comfortable, functioning house. There are still opportunities for a new owner to express themselves. We have had plans drawn for the Barn, making it into a heavenly space for visitors or guests. It’s not a massive project, but at our age it isn’t one for us to take on!” Memorable/remarkable events? “There have been many – family Christmases; family parties; musical soirees for visiting students. The most recent was finding an owl is nesting in the walnut tree.” What do you love most about the house now? “Ty Gwyn is a tranquil escape from work and stress. Here one can live in comfort, be close to nature and still be only 15 minutes from the A55. There are days when you can stand in the garden and not hear any human sound at all.” What do you love about the local community? “Llannefydd is a strong, established community. It has its own pub (the Hawk & Buckle), football team, ancient parish church, Presbyterian Chapels. There is an annual flower show and pony show. Ty Gwyn is about six miles from Llyn Brenig (where ospreys are nesting) – which has a wealth of water activities, beautiful woodland walks, mountain biking etc.” What will you miss most? “We will miss the peace and quiet, being able to hear the birds sing and lie in bed, looking up at the stars. There is no sound pollution or light pollution or air pollution. “Ty Gwyn” translates as “White House”, but “Gwyn” can also mean “blessed” in Welsh.” * The comments above are the personal views of the current owner and are included as an insight into life at the property. They have not been independently verified, should not be relied on without verification and do not necessarily reflect the views of the agent.

4 bd

Denbigh

USD 702,492

Set in a stunning location, within the Brecon Beacons National Park commanding unrivalled views over Carreg Cennen castle and the surrounding dramatic countryside. Offering flexible 5 bedroom accommodation to include 2 reception rooms, 2, bathrooms, a kitchen, sunroom/conservatory and utility and complemented by beautiful landscaped gardens. Stunning rural location Views of Carreg Cennen Castle High degree of privacy Spacious accommodation Description    Nestled amidst the breathtaking scenery of the western edge of the Black Mountain in the Brecon Beacons National Park, this welcoming rural property offers unparalleled vistas and a serene ambiance. Renovated to seamlessly blend modern comforts with its charming traditional character, this home boasts versatile living spaces. With 5 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, a kitchen and sunroom/conservatory, there's ample room for relaxation and entertainment. .    The landscaped gardens are a true oasis, featuring a wildlife pond, meticulously maintained lawns, and a thriving vegetable garden complete with a polytunnel. This idyllic retreat encapsulates the essence of rural Wales, showcasing the beauty of the historic countryside and its rich wildlife. Enjoy panoramic views of the tranquil Black Mountain landscape, including the majestic Carreg Cennan Castle, making every moment spent here truly unforgettable. Location    The property lies in a rural setting about 8 miles from the market town of Llandeilo. It sits on the western edge of the Black Mountain from where there are endless walking and hiking opportunities for those who enjoy the outdoor lifestyle. Locations like this are blessed with fantastic views and one of the standout vistas from Mount Pleasant is the silhouette of Carreg Cennen Castle just over a mile away as the crow flies. Walk Inside    Step into this charming property via the paved path, leading you to the Conservatory/Sun Room boasting expansive glazing on two sides, offering breathtaking views of Carreg Cennen Castle and the picturesque countryside beyond. Inside, the tiled floor seamlessly extends towards the rear, merging into the utility area which offers ample storage space, plumbing for a washing machine, and a convenient boot room and providing a great space to kick off your muddy boots. The kitchen has a range of attractive wall and base units, a double Belfast sink, and space for both a range cooker and fridge/freezer, this space also features a delightful view across the garden. .    Adjacent to the kitchen is a cosy sitting room, boasting charming floorboards and staircase leading to the first floor accompanied by an understairs cupboard. The room's focal point is the wood burner set within an attractive fire surround. An inner hall, branching off from the kitchen complete with shelved pantry area, provides access to the family bathroom, which features a three-piece suite including a bath in a tiled surround, a pedestal wash hand basin, a W.C., and a towel radiator, all complemented by attractive floor and wall tiling. ..    Beyond lies an additional reception room, offering a light-filled atmosphere, dual aspect with French doors opening onto the garden patio. This versatile space could serve as a granny annex or teenage suite, boasting a staircase leading to a spacious double room. The half landing provides access to a generous dressing room which could equally serve as an additional bedroom, together with a shower room complete with a large walk-in shower, vanity sink, and W.C. First Floor    The first floor landing providing access to 3 further bedrooms, one featuring a period former fireplace and all enjoying views of the lovely vista. One of the bedrooms houses the airing cupboard and access to a spacious dressing room/storage area having window to the front and part-restricted headroom. Outside    The property boasts a serene setting within the adjoining common land, and is approached via a long gravel driveway over the common terminating outside the property where the sellers park their vehicles . Upon arrival, a gated entrance welcomes you to the enclosed gardens, bordered by charming stone walls and fencing. Follow the pathway to the entrance door, where a delightful patio seating area awaits, providing a perfect vantage point to soak in the breathtaking views of Carmarthenshire and Carreg Cennen Castle. The meticulously landscaped gardens steal the spotlight, featuring a lush sweeping lawn complemented by raised beds, a flourishing vegetable garden, and a productive polytunnel. Additionally, a variety of fruit trees add to the garden's allure. .    Tucked away at the rear of the property, the current owners have thoughtfully crafted a tranquil Wildlife pond, surrounded by decking and lawn, offering an idyllic spot to unwind amidst the captivating flora and fauna. Adjacent to the pond, a timber frame store serves as a versatile workshop/garden shed and log store, catering to your practical needs. NOTE    Please note the property is approached via right of way over the adjoining common. The Spring water supply is situated on the common.

5 bd

Llandeilo

USD 478,689

An opportunity awaits to acquire a distinctive two-bedroom detached bungalow situated in the picturesque hamlet of Evenjobb. Boasting air source heat pump technology, solar panels, an appealing garden, and ample parking, this property offers both sustainability and charm.

2 bd

Presteigne

USD 1,025,762

Nestled in a spot that offers both convenience and seclusion near Haverfordwest, Mill House, alongside its own historic ruins, Prendergast Mill, echoes the area's industrious heritage. This distinguished Grade II listed Georgian home is positioned within a seven-acre estate, accentuated by a scenic half-mile driveway leading to paddocks and verdant woodlands. The property features a notable river frontage with exclusive fishing rights, presenting a serene haven enriched by the surrounding wildlife. Situated just two miles from the lively county town, Mill House strikes an ideal balance between retreat and accessibility. It benefits from easy access to transport links, including nearby rail and bus services. A range of essential facilities, such as a commendable school and a fully equipped hospital, are conveniently located less than a mile away. The main house comprises 5 to 6 expansive bedrooms, a bathroom, and two contemporary shower rooms, retaining many original features that blend historical charm with modern amenities. Adjacent to the main residence is a detached one-bedroom unit, suitable for use as a holiday let or an inviting granny annex. Moreover, the estate is equipped with external toilets, sheds, and workshops to serve various purposes. The exterior space is a haven for gardening enthusiasts, featuring a meticulously maintained garden, mature shrubbery, and a flourishing orchard. The grounds also host the remnants of what was once Pembrokeshire's largest paper mill, enhancing the estate's historical allure. Mill History The Mill's origins are enveloped in mystery, its exact foundation date unknown. It is believed to have undergone significant renovations around 1766, concurrent with the construction of the adjacent Mill House. The earliest record of paper production at the Mill dates back to 1791, highlighted by a catalogue printed on paper from Prendergast Paper Mills, a cherished artifact held by the Pembrokeshire Society. At its peak, the Mill was a hive of industry, employing about 150 workers and spurring the development of Prendergast through the construction of homes for its workforce. Seller's Note "Thirty-six years ago, we discovered the Mill in a state of neglect but saw its potential as an exceptional family residence. We were captivated by the tranquility of its riverside location, the Georgian architecture, and the expansive grounds. It has been a source of joy and contentment." The sellers cherish the diverse and verdant views from every window, attributing these vistas to the home's welcoming ambiance. "It has served as an ideal family home, providing spaces for togetherness as well as personal retreat. The attached holiday cottage has proven to be a lucrative rental and a welcoming space for guests." A highlight is the Music Room, especially during the festive season, where family traditions of carols and celebration are cherished. The dual living rooms and the bustling kitchen, with its generous table and additional pantry space, have been central to family life. "The decision to part with this enchanting home is bittersweet, yet we hope to pass it on to a new family to fill with laughter and happiness once again." Features: - Parking

6 bd

Haverfordwest

USD 777,093

An attractive attached Grade II listed stone fronted house located in the heart of Grosmont, a pretty and thriving village located equidistant between Abergavenny, Hereford and Monmouth. Grosmont is situated on the English/Welsh border between the Brecon Beacon National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog) and the picturesque Wye Valley. This interesting, double fronted historic house is believed to date from the 17th /18th Century and offers superb accommodation with an annexe and parking. Overview An attractive stone village Grade II Listed house located in a central position within walking distance of a local village pub, post office and convenience store. The village of Grosmont is known for its pretty outlook, thriving community and historic castle and church. The views from the village are quite breathtaking and walks through open countryside are a short distance from the house. Castle House offers a spacious home with a separate self contained annexe and workshop, all with much character and a wealth of features including exposed timbers, sash windows and ornate fireplaces. Ground Floor Believed to date from the 17th/18th century and extensively remodelled in the 19th century, the house offers well proportioned rooms, the accommodation briefly comprising : Central hallway which provides access to the principal ground floor rooms, which include sitting room with large square bay window, dining room, kitchen which is fitted with a comprehensive range of country style base and wall cupboards. There is a useful large utility room adjoining the kitchen which has access to the rear courtyard. A W.C, cloakroom and study complete the ground floor accommodation of the main house. First Floor To the first floor are four bedrooms and family bathroom. In addition, there is further shower room and separate W.C which serves the annexe, which comprises a sitting and bedroom on the first floor, with steps that descend to the ground floor kitchen and dining area, which has its own external door. The flexible layout of the house would suit a buyer looking for a spacious home with additional space for guests and/or extended family or the potential of ancillary income, subject to any necessary consents. Outside The front gravelled courtyard is enclosed by ornate wrought iron railings with pedestrian gate and path to the front door. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard with steps up to a pretty, mature garden with well tended lawns interspersed with flower beds and enclosed by hedges. There are several seating areas with space for outdoor furniture and a brick built pergola. From the rear are superb views towards open countryside, the village church spire and historic castle turret can be seen from the garden, a reminder of the village’s history. To the far corner of the garden is a large workshop which has been used as an artist’s studio and offers the potential of a work from home or hobby space. A rear carport provides parking for the house, further on road parking can be found in the village centre, a few steps away. Although located in the centre of the village, the courtyard and gardens are very private. Location Grosmont village has a regular market, local shop/post office, tearoom and public house which partakes as a regular venue of live music. In the centre of the village are the remains of the Norman castle. The property is located approximately 12 miles from Abergavenny, 14 miles from the city of Hereford and 12 miles from Monmouth, all of which have a wide range of amenities including shops, banks, schools, library, supermarkets, doctors, dentists, cafes and restaurants. Abergavenny has a theatre, cinema and leisure centre with swimming pool. There are mainline railway stations in Abergavenny and Hereford and access to main roads and motorways for commuting via the A40/A449 from both Abergavenny and Monmouth and via Hereford and the A465. Tenure Freehold. Agent's Note Potential purchasers should be aware of the existence of a flying freehold connected to this property. Please enquire with the agent for further details. Services The property benefits from an oil fired central heating system, electric, water and drainage. Energy Performance Certificate To view the full EPC please visit: https:// find-energy-certificate.service.gov.uk/energy-certificate/ ... Local Authority Monmouthshire County Council Council Tax Band H. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries. Fixtures and Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and are for general guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure to accuracy, these sales particulars must not be relied upon. Please note Fine & Country have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and, therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Features: - Garden

5 bd

Abergavenny

USD 640,324

14 Langland Bay Manor represents modern living in a truly historic setting, located in the highly prestigious and much sought-after area of Langland. Once the original coach house and bell tower, this unique home is located at the rear of the main manor building. It benefits from an array of traditional features and is superbly presented over three floors. This is a rare opportunity to purchase the only four bedroomed property on this Grade ll listed estate. Positioned just steps away from the award winning, family friendly Langland Bay, a superb stretch of golden sandy beach awarded with the coveted Blue Flag, Rural Seaside and Green Coast award, recognising its quality, cleanliness, and services.  Langland Bay Manor is by far the most dominant Grade ll listed building, built in the mid-nineteenth century and backing onto the Newton Cliffs. Built in the Scottish Baronial style for the Crawshay family, an affluent family whose wealth was derived from the iron works in Merthyr Tydfil. They used Langland Bay Manor as their summer residence. The original family crest is carved in wood and is located in the grand entrance hall on the staircase in the main building. The Manor later became part of The Langland Bay Hotel, following that it became The Club Union Convalescent Home for miners. After a period of closure, it was renamed Langland Bay Manor and converted into 25 luxury apartments with two houses located to the rear.  The entire home is beautifully presented and has been fitted with secondary glazing throughout giving the benefit of addition insulation along with being the only property in the estate with full gas central heating. 14 Langland Bay Manor also benefits from an intercom system.  Let us now explore this wonderful home in more detail…  Approach After meandering through the fantastic village of Langland and along the coastal road, you will arrive at the impressive secure gated entrance. The grounds this building is nestled in is equally as impressive. The property comes with allocated parking, ample guest parking area and well-maintained communal gardens. The main entrance entices you towards the impressive main traditional building, then continue your journey around the building to the right-hand side and you will find 14 Langland Bay Manor.  Kitchen/Breakfast Room You enter into this charming property via the kitchen/breakfast room. You will immediately be struck by the wonderfully high characterful ceilings throughout and the natural light that floods into this space via the two gothic style windows to the front of the home. The kitchen/breakfast room houses an array of wall and base units topped with granite worktops with integrated double sunken sink, Hotpoint microwave/oven, NEFF oven and grill, NEFF 4-ring electric hob, elevated extractor fan, washer/dryer, and Miele dishwasher. Here you also have the pleasure of a desirable oak breakfast bar with room for two stools, feature radiator, easy to clean laminate flooring, and room for an American style fridge/freezer.  Lounge Via a fantastic feature sliding door, you enter into the spacious, beautiful lounge with an abundance of natural light beaming in through the multiple gothic style windows and a second entrance to the front. This immaculately presented space also enjoys high ceilings with feature coving, is laid with easy to clean laminate flooring, large storage cupboard and a stairway to the first floor.  First Floor Ascend the stairway and you will be introduced to a fabulous, picturesque window to the front of the home, the space is bright and airy. From here you have access to bedrooms 3 and 4, family bathroom, and a stairway to the second floor.  Bedroom Three Ascend one step into a generous in size double bedroom with two fantastic feature gothic style windows allowing this space to be wonderfully bright. Bedroom three enjoys a feature sill, is laid with easy to clean laminate flooring, and feature coving.  Family Bathroom Servicing bedrooms 2 – 4, this wonderfully modern family bathroom houses a WC, Roca wash basin, fitted bath with shower unit, heated towel rail, fitted shaver light and socket, array of storage cupboards, is fully tiled, extractor fan, and spotlighting.  Bedroom Four Another lovely in size double bedroom with two feature gothic style windows to the side of the home. Here you also have easy to clean laminate floor and feature coving.  Second Floor Let us now ascend to the second floor of this superb family home and see what it has to offer. Straight away you will notice the fantastic original feature stone wall with spectacular rose window into bedroom two. Light floods down the stairway via the Velux and picturesque window. From here you have access to the master bedroom with en-suite and bedroom two.  Master Bedroom with En-Suite Firstly, let us explore the master bedroom. Here you have a lovely in size room with two Velux windows and a lovely feature gothic style window allowing lots of light to flood in. This space has spectacular vaulted ceilings with feature beams, easy to clean laminate flooring and the pleasure of a fully tiled en-suite housing a Roca WC, wash basin with storage underneath, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, shaving light and socket, fully tiled, extractor fan, Velux window, and spotlighting.  Bedroom Two What a magnificent space! From the moment you step into this room you will notice the four incredible rose feature windows positioned centrally on all four walls and the superb, vaulted ceiling with the original restored pitch pine beams. The bells would have rung from here when 14 Langland Bay Manor was the original bell tower. This is a generous in size double bedroom is laid with easy to clean laminate flooring.  Step Outside…   Langland Bay Manor is wonderfully positioned in well-maintained communal gardens where you have an array of locations to listen to the sounds of nature. You are just a short stroll from the famous Langland Bay where you can enjoy days out with friends and family creating new memories. Externally you also have allocated parking and ample guest parking.  Local Area From the promenade you can take the coastal path to Caswell Bay or Mumbles Head offering spectacular views of The Bristol Channel. The Bay itself is fringed with the charming beach huts that have graced Langland Bay since the 1920’s. With shabby chic beach café, tennis courts, the popular Langland Bay Sea Brasserie and Langland Bay Golf Course which is ideally located over lush meadowland across sprawling cliff-tops with views from the course taking in two of The Gower’s finest bays - Langland and Caswell making Langland Bay a popular destination with locals and tourists alike. The tranquillity of the location with the sea on your doorstep offers a unique setting close to the village of Mumbles with an enviable array of quality restaurants, wine bars and traditional pubs to choose from.  The bays are also popular surfing and paddle board locations. Langland Bay Golf Club is just a short walk from the house. Alongside our award-winning beaches, scenic coastal paths, and Marina we are blessed with great sporting facilities. With championship golf courses, Olympic sized swimming pool and a full array of water sport activities to enjoy. Culturally benefiting from museums, galleries and theatres with a centre celebrating the works of Dylan Thomas. Swansea offers a direct line to London and Cardiff International Airport is approximately 45-minute drive.  Mumbles is an absolutely charming coastal village, located to the west of The City of Swansea. The village itself offers a full array of quality restaurants and individual boutiques. The village is popular with families due to the beautiful parks, award winning beaches and gardens, with excellent school catchments. Recently listed in The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Wales. Mumbles is known locally as the gateway to the Gower Peninsular which is the first ever designated area of natural outstanding beauty, with beautiful beaches, interesting coves to explore and breath-taking coastal walks.   Additional Property Information Grade II Listed Building Leasehold Chain Free 125 year lease from 01/01/2007 Approx. £2500 per 6 months Service Charge Approx. £330pa Ground Rent Tax Band - Estimated a G (current vendor pays business rates) Allocated Parking Space Gas/Electric - OVO Mains Water - Meter - OVO Mains Drainage Superfast Broadband Available O2 & Vodafone Mobile Coverage Private Dwelling Use Only Features: - Garden - Parking

4 bd

Mumbles

USD 1,112,797

If strolls along sandy coves, walks through nature and supplemental income potential are amongst your new home requisites, then Manorbier Cottages tick all the boxes. Currently in use as three separate well-established and esteemed trading holiday cottages, these beautiful properties present the perfect opportunity to provide your family with an exemplary six-bedroom family home by the sea, plus additional two-bedroom cottage for guests, extended family, or business possibilities. The largest of the cottages, Ty Mor, was once the village of Manorbier’s bustling tea room and Post Office, and together with its adjoining cottage Delfryn - accessed through an interconnecting door - was formed from a 17th century farmhouse. The third cottage, Hafod, was the farmhouse’s accompanying coach house. Each of the properties imbue a sense of congruence between the original and the contemporary, Ty Mor offers four bedrooms, and Delfryn two. Despite their current operation as two separate holiday lets, the property’s interconnecting door could simply be opened or removed to create one larger, six-bedroom family accommodation. Further to the properties, some ancillary 17th century outbuildings are available with this purchase, concealed behind verdant, fortified walled gardens with a pebbled courtyard for the secure parking of multiple vehicles. With such expansive accommodation and incredible views on offer alongside its close proximity to Manorbier beach and the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Ty Mor and Delfryn Both Ty Mor and Delfryn would both be perfectly suited to modern day families by combining the two properties, to create an executive six-bedroom, three-bathroom home. Ty Mor’s living space includes a quintessential large bay sash window and original Victorian fireplace. It leads into the kitchen/breakfast room, which encompasses a Smeg range cooker with electric double oven and gas hob, plus a nod to its country charm with a stylish Belfast sink. Also on the ground floor you’ll find a boot room/wc, a shower room, plus a separate utility room. The upper level contains the property’s four bedrooms and family bathroom, which has been restored with Victorian-style fixtures and fittings and a panelled bath. Delfryn also offers a fantastic two-bedroom accommodation, incorporating a combination of both period features (including original fireplace, wooden floors and sash windows) and restorations to complement a more contemporary style. On the ground floor lies a large living room with a Victorian feature fireplace, leading into the country-style kitchen and dining area. Stairs from the kitchen lead up to the property’s two bedrooms and family bathroom. Outdoors, access to a private upper terrace grants you unrivalled views across the sea, Manorbier Castle and the nearby Norman Church. Hafod, the former coach house, would lend itself exceptionally well as a guest house, accommodation for extended family, or kept within its current format as a holiday cottage if supplemental income is something you’re looking for with your new home purchase. On the ground floor you’ll find the property’s kitchen, with the living space, bathroom and two bedrooms situated on the first floor. Not only are these fantastic homes a five minute stroll to the beach and surrounded by panoramic country views, but each property benefits from its own enclosed, private outdoor areas - so you can enjoy the wonderful Welsh weather in peace all year round. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to establish an unparalleled lifestyle with additional income potential within one of the most beautiful pockets of Wales. Enquire today for an introductory discussion or a private appointment. Contact us on ... or email ... and a member of our team will be delighted to assist. (if clients are looking at buying Manorbier as an existing holiday business, it is worth noting that this property does not pay council tax, and therefore avoids the recent hikes for second home owners. It is subject to business rates instead, because it comfortably sells more days across the three properties than the minimum threshold required. It also has small business rate relief. This means the rates are lower than the council tax.) About Manorbier Literary scholars and enthusiasts may be intrigued to learn that Manorbier was once the summer residence of acclaimed 20th century author Virginia Woolf, who wrote letters from her “Sea View” residence in the early 1900s. The village was also believed to be a favourite place and great inspiration to George Bernard Shaw, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925. The village became a designated conservation area by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in 1997, and the properties sit amongst the imposing backdrop of Manorbier Castle, with battlements, rooms and towers open for visitors to explore. A splendid beach with stunning sandy coves is just a stone’s throw from the properties, and offers the perfect day out for surfers, as well as youngsters who enjoy rockpooling and spending time in nature. The village is served by Manorbier VC School, a short walk from the cottages, in addition to a convenience store, Post Office, popular pub and quaint tearooms. ** TY MOR ** Ground Floor Sitting Room: 18'9" x 12'3" Kitchen: 17'0" x 11'11" Interleading Utility & Shower Room First Floor Principle Bedroom: 12'9" x 12'6" Bedroom Two: 12'2" x 11'1" Bedroom Three: 10'8" x 9'4" Bedroom Four: 10'3" x 7'3" ** DELFRYN ** Ground Floor Sitting Room: 12'4" x 10'8" Kitchen: 12'2" x 11'6" First Floor: Principle Bedroom: 11'10" x 9'1" Bedroom Two: 10'6" x 7'1" ** HAFOD ** Ground Floor: Kitchen: 14'10" x 10'4" First Floor Sitting Room: 12'5" x 10'7" Principle Bedroom: 21'4" x 8'11" Bedroom Two: 10'7" x 9'4"

8 bd

Tenby

USD 540,856

Introducing Bryntirion, and a unique opportunity to purchase a beautifully situated property, with breathtaking views toward the mountains and the famous Bird Rock. Nestled in an elevated position, it offers both a perfect family home and an idyllic retreat. This remarkable home boasts a spacious layout comprising a kitchen, dining room, living room, four bedrooms, and a bathroom. With immense potential for cosmetic updating, you have the opportunity to personalize this gem to your liking. Additionally, a generous loft space awaits, offering exiting potential for conversion, subject to necessary approvals. Set upon approximately an acre of gardens and surrounding land, this property enjoys an elevated position, complete with a driveway, ample parking, and a convenient garden shed. Viewing is highly recommended in order to not miss out on this excellent opportunity.

4 bd

Gwynedd

USD 1,181,181

Exquisite Six Bedroom Detached House on Druidstone Road, Old St Mellons, Cardiff Nestled within the prestigious enclave of Druidstone Road in Old St Mellons, Cardiff, this six-bedroom detached house epitomizes luxury living in a sought-after location often referred to as "millionaires row." Boasting grandeur and sophistication, this property offers a blend of spacious interiors, modern amenities, and a serene outdoor oasis, making it an ideal family home for those seeking both comfort and style. Exterior and Location: - Situated just off the main lane, the property exudes curb appeal with its timeless architecture and manicured landscaping. The driveway provides parking for two vehicles in addition to an integral garage, offering convenience for modern living. Druidstone Road's reputation for luxury and exclusivity enhances the allure of this exceptional residence. Interior Spaces: - Upon entering, you are greeted by an impressive hallway adorned with updated light grey tiles featuring underfloor heating - a testament to the attention to detail by the current owners. The hallway seamlessly flows into an open dining room, accented by glass French doors that lead to the private rear garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. Versatile Living Areas: - The ground floor also features a versatile home office, perfect for remote work or as a playroom or additional snug/tv room. A spacious lounge with quality wooden floors provides a cozy retreat and offers access to the beautifully landscaped rear garden, ideal for entertaining or relaxing with family and friends. Modern Kitchen and Utility Room: - The modern family kitchen boasts a sleek gloss finish, complete with an island for additional food preparation and ample storage space. The adjoining dining area comfortably accommodates a 6/8 seater table, creating a welcoming space for meals and gatherings. A convenient utility room off the kitchen provides practicality for laundry needs and serves as a transitional space for busy households. Bedrooms and Baths: - The property spans three floors, offering versatility and privacy ideal for multi-generational living or accommodating older teens. The first floor features four generously sized double bedrooms, including a stunning master suite with a dressing room and ensuite, along with another ensuite bedroom. A recently replaced family bathroom showcases elegant design elements such as a freestanding bath and a large walk-in double shower, creating a spa-like retreat within the home. Stunning First Floor Landing and Feature Window: - The landing on the first floor is a visual masterpiece, flooded with natural light from a large floor-to-ceiling feature window. This architectural marvel not only illuminates the space but also serves as a captivating focal point, both inside and outside the home. The landing offers ample space and features a cozy reading corner by the window, perfect for unwinding with a good book or enjoying morning coffee with the doors open to let in the fresh air. Top Floor Retreat: - The top floor hosts two additional double bedrooms flooded with natural light, complemented by another bathroom. This floor serves as a perfect guest retreat or a private space for teenagers, offering comfort and functionality. Outdoor Haven: - The rear garden is a beautifully maintained, low-maintenance oasis featuring neutral patio slabs and turf, providing privacy and tranquillity without compromising on aesthetics. It's an ideal space for outdoor dining, relaxation, or children's play. Local Amenities and Connectivity: - The property benefits from its proximity to amenities such as St Mellons Golf Club and Spa, Tredegar National Park, and Roath Lake, offering recreational opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Excellent connectivity to the A48 and M4 ensures convenient access to Cardiff city centre, Newport, and beyond, while local schools, pubs, and bus routes enhance the area's practicality. Summary: - In summary, this six-bedroom detached house on Druidstone Road offers a rare opportunity to experience luxurious living in one of Cardiff's most prestigious locations. With its thoughtfully designed interiors, versatile living spaces, and proximity to amenities and transport links, this property presents an unparalleled lifestyle for discerning homeowners seeking comfort, convenience, and elegance. Explore the best of suburban tranquillity and urban connectivity in this exquisite residence in Old St Mellons, Cardiff. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. Features: - Garage - Parking

6 bd

Rumney

USD 845,477

Standing in grounds of approximately 0.39 of an acre, this bespoke country cottage, located in this area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB), was designed by local architect Paul Brice in Monmouth, and built in 2018 by Monmouthshire builder Gee Gonzalez. The finish and design have been executed to a high standard, with all stonework excavated from site and re-used Welsh slate roof tiles which make the cottage appear if it has stood on the site for many years. A major benefit for this property is the additional detached 'Captain Hook's Cottage' within the garden, which is currently used as a home office but has the potential to be a music room, Granny annexe, teenager's annexe, etc, (all subject to obtaining the necessary Planning approval/consents). The cottage mainly has a south facing aspect, so benefitting from the sun all day (when it's out) and from approximately 9 am on the private and secluded western side. The main living accommodation is on the upper floor, with doors opening onto a glass panelled veranda, to take full advantage of the magnificent unobstructed view to the west over the Welsh hills. The vendor advises that, on a clear day (and clear evening), the TV masts at St Hilary and Wenvoe (west of Cardiff) are visible, giving magnificent 50km unrestricted countryside views from the living room veranda. On the other side of the adjacent B4293 road, there is a beautiful extensive wooded area known as 'Crumbland' wood, which is open to the public and provides a beautiful range of countryside walks and cycle tracks quite literally 'across the road'. There are a plethora of wild bird varieties in Crumbland, and the colours of the trees in Autumn are stunning. The property has also been built on a long-established deer crossing, so it is not unusual to see deer crossing the adjacent fields to access Crumbland woods and beyond. Windmill Breast Cottage has been constructed in an elevated position, set well back from the road and is approached by a long sweeping gravel driveway with automatic driveway lights and double wooden bar gates, leading to an ample parking turning area. The gardens have been laid mainly to lawn and there are established hedgerows, a mature woodland screen on the north boundary, an established tree at the entrance gate, several trees, and an orchard of 11 special miniature fruit trees planted on the roundabout on the driveway. There is also a large ancient Yew Tree with a TPO in the garden which has been trimmed by tree surgeons. Being built to exacting standards, Windmill Breast Cottage benefits from exposed oak beams, oak flooring, modern double glazing and insulation, and premium electrical lighting fixtures and wall sockets. The property is heated by an air-source heat pump through underfloor heating and underfloor heating also extends into the link section and garage. Windmill Breast Cottage has a single upper floor (approximately 9m x 5m) with modern 'Oxford blue' fitted kitchen with 'discrete' kitchen appliances such as a modern extractor fan which is raised at the touch of a button from the black marble worktop, integral fridge, freezer and dishwasher. The ample plug sockets are fitted in concealed rotating black fixtures on the marble worktop along with copious large mirrored splash-backs giving the feeling of greater space. There is also a large fitted electric hot plate, modern cooker, and a fitted microwave. The kitchen leads through to the open living area which is further complemented by an unusual double glass-doored 4kw Dovre Zen log burner installed at a raised level and some beautiful exposed structural pegged oak beams. The log burner can be viewed through the glass doors from both sides, providing an attractive focal point and providing a cosy atmosphere in the winter months. Outside - A simple bespoke open oak staircase leads to the lower floor and on to the master bedroom, a fully tiled wet shower room and a second bedroom which is currently being used as a bathroom with a striking slipper bath with freestanding shower/tap. The bathroom was specifically installed such that it can be returned to use as a bedroom with minimum effort and cost. The main shower room has a wall-hung wc and bidet and a feature oak and mirror-louvered wall divider. It is tiled throughout and has a walk-in wet room with a modern dual-function cascade shower. The cottage is linked to the garage block by a large, bright, open-plan dining room with a vaulted ceiling and oak beams providing a large dining area for entertaining. It has underfloor heating and full width folding patio doors to rear secluded BBQ area which has a garden shed and a built-in BBQ. Due to the stringent planning restrictions on property size in this AONB, one of the garages was constructed as an additional bedroom with en-suite bedroom during construction, so it is not a converted 'after-thought' design. The en-suite has a wall-hung modern WC and washbasin, and a full-sized wet room style shower. The garage has underfloor heating with all of the major hot water and heating utilities neatly fitted into the garage attic space where there is also ample storage space. Captain Hook's Cottage was a derelict ancient Shepherds cottage on the site which could not be occupied due to its proximity to the ancient Yew Tree with a TPO. However, it was possible to renovate the cottage with some restrictions to make a beautiful cottage which is currently used as a home office with a mezzanine floor and two discrete Velux style windows. Captain Hook's Cottage is unchanged on the outside but pretty, fresh, and light on the inside, very well insulated, double glazed and has been rewired. There is currently electricity to Captain Hook's Cottage but no sewage connection. However, connecting all of the other utilities whilst complying with the restrictions of the TPO would be possible. Windmill Breast Cottage provides an ultra-modern country cottage with stunning views in a beautiful elevated location, providing an outstanding isolated living environment, whilst Captain Hook's Cottage provides the opportunity to run a business from home from a unique, quaint cottage with lots of parking, which is close to, but completely independent from, the main living area. The property is convenient for the M4, M5, M50, Bristol, Cardiff, and Gloucester, as well as Bristol Airport and Bristol, Chepstow, and Severn Tunnel mainline rail stations. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. If you would rather a ‘virtual viewing’ where one of the team shows you the property via a live streaming service, please just let us know. Selling? We offer free Market Appraisals or Sales Advice Meetings without obligation. Find out how our award winning service can help you achieve the best possible result in the sale of your property. Legal You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. Features: - Garden

3 bd

Tintern Parva

USD 1,087,930

Nestled in a peaceful setting, this substantial six-bedroom family home sits at the heart of over 20 acres of land, offering versatile accommodation with potential for a small annex in one wing. The grounds boast a delightful mix of pasture, wooded copices, and gardens, alongside a charming natural lake, providing an idyllic retreat for wildlife enthusiasts. Enhanced by the gentle stream that meanders through the property, the surroundings offer a serene and picturesque backdrop for tranquil living Private setting amidst its own land Large 6 bedroom home with versatile layout 20 acres of mixed land River running through property camping site 5 miles from Llandeilo Description    Introducing Bryn y Cadno, a charming abode whose name translates to 'Hill of the Fox'. As you turn into the private lane leading to Bryn y Cadno, you'll be immediately captivated by the serene beauty of its surroundings. The lane, adorned with snowdrops, crocuses, and later daffodils along the riverbank, offers a picturesque journey. Come spring, the wooded areas burst into carpets of native bluebells, adding to the enchantment The substantial 6 bedroom farmhouse sits comfortably within over 20 acres of mixed grounds including pasture, woodland and the Nant Cwm-Cyfyng river running though with its pretty hump backed stone bridge connecting with the land on the opposite banks. The sellers have capitalised on the serene setting over recent years by creating a camping field in one of the riverside paddocks. .    The main residence offers extensive accommodation with six bedrooms and three to four rooms. One of the wings would make a perfect annex or potential holiday let if a purchaser was seeking an opportunity for an additional income. It is the land that will be the appeal too many, with glorious woodland, pasture, gardens, orchards and attractive wildlife pond. This diverse area has something to suit most, whether that is livetsock, ponies or simply enjoyment of the natural habitat and the privacy that the land affords. ..    The farmstead of Bryn y Cadno has a long and interesting history dating back to the 16th century (1594) with buildings and associated structures forming a group of very distinctive character. The layout of the farmhouse is derived from a longhouse plan with the well preserved cow house on the other side of the stream of an even earlier date. Material in the National Library references the history of Bryn-y-Cadno back over 400 years and gives good reason to suppose that Bryn y Cadno is medieval in origin. Location    Located in the community of Capel Issac, one of the most sought after regions of Carmarthenshire. It is conveniently situated for the popular market town of Llandeilo, about 3 miles, where there is a great range of local shops along with primary and secondary schooling. The County town of Carmarthen is about 16 miles where there is a more comprehensive choice of shopping facilities and the M4 at Pont Abraham about 10 miles providing great access across south Wales and beyond. Walk Inside    A traditional open porch guides you to the main hallway, where a staircase ascends to the first floor. To the left, discover a stunning sitting room boasting an exposed stone wall, complete with a recessed fireplace with woodburning stove and an inviting slate hearth. An impressive stoned capped shelf divides the space, creating a charming study area within the room. On the opposite side of the hallway, a further living room awaits, featuring exposed wooden beams and a deep recess fireplace with a characterful bread oven and gas stove (currently non-operational). Serving as the heart of the home, the kitchen offers a range of fitted floor and wall units, complemented by a ceramic tiled floor, a two-oven oil-fired Aga, and a traditional ceiling beam .    The secondary entrance hall offers ample opportunity for customisation, with potential for subdivision. Accessed from here are practical amenities including a utility room and ground floor toilet, as well as a study in turn leading to an additional sitting room, which could serve as an AirBnB annex, with sevice provisions understood to be in place for a small corner kitchen. Adjacent to this area is a ground floor bedroom suite comprising a generously sized double bedroom and a spacious wet room equipped with a shower, WC, and wash hand basin. Completing the ground floor level is a garden room with a ceramic tiled floor and French doors leading to the front, offering the possibility of separate access. ..    Access to the first floor is facilitated by two main staircases, with the main landing situated in the older section of the property. From here, access is provided to two double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom complete with WC, wash basin, and a panelled bath. The larger of the three bedrooms features its own ensuite bathroom adorned in avocado green, equipped with WC, wash basin, and a panelled bath with shower over. A further staircase leads to the second landing which can also be approached via a door from the larger bedroom, granting access to two additional double bedrooms and a shower room featuring WC, wash basin, and a shower cubicle. Additionally, a further door from one of the bedrooms opens into two sizable rooms currently utilised for storage. Walk Outside    The property enjoys a cluster of traditional buildings, one of which is thought to date back as much as 400 years. The main buildings include the former Cowshed, a large stone built structure; the Stable block, also of stone construction with three stables and the Cart Shed, an open ended stone building. The Land    The land amounts to just over 21 acres or thereabouts as a mixture of level grassed paddocks, woodland, meadows, a natural lake all intersected by a small river that adds to the charm of this wonderful home. The gardens have been well cared for with a series of vegetable beds, mature shrubs and large areas of lawns. NOTES    A number of public footpaths cross the property.

6 bd

Llandeilo

USD 976,028

This superbly presented converted barn sits in a semi-rural setting, in an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty', on the outskirts of the popular village of St Arvans, within a small exclusive development of similar properties. Reached via a private road providing sole access to this barn development, giving a peaceful and tranquil setting with no vehicular through road and associated noise. The property has been sympathetically and thoughtfully converted in 2000 and exudes style and character with exposed brickwork, original exposed oak beams, painted floorboards, 'Aga'. This spacious unique family home provides just over 2,000sqft of light and airy accommodation comprising reception hall, cloakroom, separate dining room, character sitting room with inglenook fireplace set in a brick feature wall, 23ft kitchen/breakfast room, rear hall, utility room, living room/snug/study/office, principal bedroom suite with a luxury en-suite bathroom, two further bedrooms and shower room. The scenic approach is via a long country lane with farmland on your right and Oakgrove Stud on your left, leading onto a lovely landscaped courtyard which is included in the Freehold title, leading to a cobblestone/chipping parking area, providing parking for just one neighbour, and for two cars in front of the attached garage for The Stables. There is additional parking, solely for The Stables, for two further cars alongside the shared driveway that leads into the courtyard. The beautiful established mature cottage gardens, which provide a lovely sun trap, were largely designed by well-renowned multiple Chelsea gold medal winner gardener, Peter Dowle. Planning permission was renewed 28th September 2016 for remodelling of existing dwelling comprising loft conversion providing 2 large double bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms, with rooflights and first floor window. Application number: DC/2016/00929. Renewal of application number: DC/2011/00623, dated 10th August 2011. This planning was activated by the installation of sky lights, recorded by the local Planning Officer. The village and community of St Arvans is located approximately 2 miles from Chepstow and the M48 motorway network making it ideal for those needing to commute to Bristol, Newport or Cardiff. Bristol Parkway is approximately 15 miles away with a fast London train service taking approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. Locally, there is a public house, Little Trees Nursery, village shop, active village hall (hosting film nights and local plays), village meeting rooms for hire, saddlery shop and Chepstow Racecourse is a short distance away. There are also local bus services to Chepstow and Monmouth as well as the Haberdashers schools in Monmouth and The Dell Primary School in Chepstow. Being situated on the edge of the magnificent Wye Valley, those wishing to pursue a variety of outdoor pursuits such as climbing, caving, canoeing, walking, hiking, riding, cycling, etc, are spoilt for choice. RECEPTION HALL - 5.33m x 2.77m - Double glazed front entrance door with glazed side panels lead into this light and airy reception hall. Feature, painted partly-exposed brick wall. White-painted floorboards. Wall light points. Doors to all ground floor rooms and an oak lined arch to the dining room. CLOAKROOM - White suite with large wash hand basin and low level wc. Part-tiled walls and matching travertine floor tiles. Wall light point and extractor fan. DINING ROOM - 3.66m x 3.56m - Two double glazed front windows with slate windowsills. Attractive white-painted floorboards. Recessed downlighters. Pair of oak latch and brace doors lead through to:- CHARACTER SITTING ROOM - 5.79m x 5.72m - This striking well-proportioned room with high ceilings showcases the exposed old A-framing of the original building. Feature exposed brick wall incorporating the inglenook fireplace with oak beam over a raised brick hearth and a glass-fronted wood-burner. White painted floorboards. Recessed downlighters. Wall light points. Double glazed window and double casement doors leading out to the front garden. Pair of casement doors to:- REAR HALL - 2.90m x 2.44m - Double glazed double casement doors with cat flap to the rear courtyard garden. Tiled floor. Latch and brace oak door to utility room and to:- KITCHEN / BREAKFAST ROOM - 7.14m x 3.76m - The kitchen area is extensively fitted with a range of quality painted light-grey coloured units with 'Calacatta Bianco' quartz worktops incorporating a Belfast-style sink with mixer taps over. Floor cupboards and drawers together with recess and plumbing for dishwasher. Peninsular island with 'Calacatta Bianca' quartz worktop. Tiled recess with oak beam over a dark blue electric on/off controlled four-oven aga with warmer. Slate floor throughout. Recessed downlighters. From the breakfast area there are double-glazed double casement doors out to the rear garden. Double glazed rear window and door to boiler room with oil-fired boiler for heating and domestic hot water. Recess with fitted pantry. Door to reception hall. UTILITY ROOM - 2.90m x 2.44m - Range of full height built-in store cupboards and space for upright fridge. Long hardwood worktop incorporating a white enamel single drainer sink with mixer taps and with cupboards beneath together with recess and plumbing for automatic washing machine and tumble dryer. Slate tiled floor. Double glazed rear window. Downlighters. LIVING ROOM / SNUG / STUDY / OFFICE - 4.88m x 4.17m - This well-proportioned room has a vaulted ceiling featuring exposed oak beams. Wall recessed with provision for a flat screen tv. Double glazed windows in two elevations. White painted floorboards. Stairs off to a mezzanine level/bedroom three. PRINCIPAL BEDROOM SUITE - Comprising:- BEDROOM ONE - 5.49m x 4.70m - Windows to side and double casement doors to the rear garden sitting area. White painted floorboards. Recessed downlighters. Linen cupboard and a range of full height fitted wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving. Door to:- LUXURY WETROOM/BATHROOM - Slate tiled floor and matching part-tiled walls. White 'Duravit' suite comprising enclosed bath with mixer taps, vanity unit with counter-top wash basin with mixer taps and wall-hung low-level wc. Large walk-in shower with glazed screen. Recessed downlighters. Chrome plated ladder towel rail/radiator. INNER LOBBY - Double-glazed window. Tiled floor. BEDROOM TWO - 3.58m x 2.90m - White painted floorboards. Recess with built-in wardrobe. Wall light points. Double glazed window. Part-glazed door to the front garden. SHOWER ROOM - Vanity unit with slate counter-top circular wash basin and mixer taps, low level wc, fully tiled shower cubicle with pivot door. Electric shaver point. Recessed downlighters. Flagstone flooring. On the First Floor: - The only portion of the property with an upper level is off the living room/snug via a staircase to:- BEDROOM THREE - 3.99m x 2.51m - Between the purlins with attractive sloping ceilings. Eaves storage. Two Velux rooflights. Outside - The property is approached off the shared drive into a most attractive courtyard leading to a cobblestone/chipping parking area for two cars in front of the attached garage which is double height with a pair of timber double doors, light socket and power point. There is additional parking, solely for The Stables, for two further cars alongside the shared driveway that leads into the courtyard. The beautiful established mature cottage gardens were largely designed by well-renowned multiple Chelsea gold medal winner gardener, Peter Dowle. To the front, the garden comprises a shaped lawn with mature hedge borders, with fully stocked shrub beds and a wide flagstone path leading to the front door. To the rear the very private walled gardens have a flagged patio and seating area ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. There are established flower and shrub borders, a lawn, pedestrian gate to the rear and a second seating area at the opposite end of the garden. In the rear garden there is an external power point together with a watering system. There are also outside taps in the front and rear gardens. AGENT'S NOTE: Planning permission was renewed 28th September 2016 for remodelling of existing dwelling comprising loft conversion providing 2 large double bedrooms and en-suite bathrooms, with rooflights and first floor window. Application number: DC/2016/00929. Renewal of application number: DC/2011/00623, dated 10th August 2011. Plans available from the agent. Works commenced to preserve the planning consent. Viewings Please make sure you have viewed all of the marketing material to avoid any unnecessary physical appointments. Pay particular attention to the floorplan, dimensions, video (if there is one) as well as the location marker. In order to offer flexible appointment times, we have a team of dedicated Viewings Specialists who will show you around. Whilst they know as much as possible about each property, in-depth questions may be better directed towards the Sales Team in the office. 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3 bd

Saint Arvans

USD 1,367,683

Indulge in the epitome of countryside charm with this exquisite 4/5 bedroom contemporary barn conversion, nestled in an idyllic rural location offering breathtaking panoramic views. Blending period features with modern sophistication, this home exudes timeless elegance with a twist of contemporary charm. Enjoy the utmost privacy with no immediate neighbours in sight, making it an ideal sanctuary for tranquil living. Boasting a double garage with ample room overhead, and situated on approximately 1 acre of land adjoining open fields, this property epitomises countryside luxury at its finest. Unbelievably private location Stunning views Generous accommodation modern yet with traditional charm 4/5 bedrooms Open plan living space with high level ceiling Description    Situated on the crest of a hillside with no close neighbors, Pontfaen Barn offers a unique opportunity to acquire a distinctive property. Positioned to capture breathtaking views and boasting an unparalleled sense of seclusion, this meticulously crafted conversion promises tranquility, allowing residents to immerse themselves in the soothing sounds of nature. This remarkable home, expertly converted in 2012, boasts a versatile layout. The impressive open plan living and kitchen area feature an open void roof, showcasing traditional roof framework and natural stone accents. The additional living room offers flexibility as an extra bedroom if desired, complementing the four further double bedrooms. Surrounded by generous grounds, mostly lawned and enveloped by farmland, Pontfaen Barn provides an idyllic setting for outdoor enjoyment. The double garage and store, complete with room overhead, offer the potential to create a small annex, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Location    Nestled peacefully in a picturesque rural setting, this property offers an enchanting escape amidst stunning countryside views. Ideal for those yearning for the charm of country living, it provides a serene ambiance and seclusion, while conveniently located just 6 miles from the bustling market town of Brecon. Brecon itself boasts a plethora of amenities, including a diverse range of shops, a secondary school, and various leisure facilities such as a leisure centre, theatre, and cinema. Surrounding Brecon is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with its unspoiled landscapes offering breathtaking walks and an array of outdoor pursuits along rivers, canals, and mountains. The property benefits from excellent accessibility, with the A40 and A470 trunk roads offering seamless connections to Brecon, as well as southward and eastward towards Abergavenny, Monmouth, and the M4 corridor. Here, tranquility harmonizes effortlessly with convenience, providing an idyllic retreat within easy reach of essential amenities. Seller Interview    Our journey to Pontfaen began with a quest for tranquility and natural beauty. We were captivated by the breathtaking scenery that surrounded us, with sweeping 360-degree views over the majestic Brecon Beacons and the undulating mountains of the Neath and Swansea valleys. The allure of unrivaled privacy, coupled with the serenity and clean air, convinced us that this was the place we were meant to call home. Little did we know, our move to Pontfaen would introduce us to the enchanting dance of the moon. Its phases and their profound effect on the landscape at night and in the early morning became a source of fascination and wonder for us. It's truly a magical experience that never fails to inspire. ..    Living here, we've discovered the joy of exploring beautiful walks right on our doorstep, immersing ourselves in the natural splendor that surrounds us. And with the vibrant town of Brecon just a stone's throw away, we've enjoyed easy access to excellent amenities whenever we need them. Our time in Pontfaen has been nothing short of extraordinary, and we hope that the next chapter in this special place brings as much joy and fulfillment to its new owners as it has to us. Walk Inside    Upon entering through fully glazed double doors, you step into the entrance hall featuring a tiled floor and access to the utility room, equipped with a range of units, an inset sink, plumbing for a washing machine, and a w.c. Across from the hall lies the first of the 4/5 bedrooms, boasting two sets of French doors opening onto the courtyard, along with an ensuite shower room complete with a walk-in shower, w.c., and vanity sink. .    At the opposite end of the hall, a sliding door reveals the open-plan kitchen/living/dining room, meticulously designed to blend style with functionality. This space exudes a captivating ambiance, characterised by vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and an abundance of natural light streaming in through the floor-to-ceiling windows and 'bi-fold' doors, creating an ideal setting for outdoor dining. Descending steps lead to the handcrafted Italian Lago kitchen, featuring floating units, an inset sink, and integrated appliances including an induction hob, eye-level oven, microwave, and fridge/freezer. A stunning central island doubles as a breakfast bar, while French doors open onto a quaint patio, providing a delightful spot to savor morning coffee amidst the picturesque surroundings. Wood flooring flows seamlessly throughout the dining and seating area, accentuating the charm of the exposed stone fireplace housing an inset wood burner atop a slate hearth. Ascending via a spiral staircase, you reach the mezzanine area, offering a versatile studio/reading space with additional windows framing the panoramic views of the surroundings. ..    Ascending a further staircase adorned with built-in storage, you'll find yourself on a landing leading to a generously sized double room. This inviting space boasts a vaulted ceiling and expansive vistas. A modern ensuite shower room accompanies the room, featuring a spacious walk-in shower, vanity sink, and w.c. Bedroom    The northern wing of the property offers a split-level layout. On the first floor, a sizable reception room awaits, complete with a Juliet balcony overlooking the courtyard and a wood-burning stove set upon a slate hearth. This versatile room can alternatively serve as a master bedroom suite, complete with its own ensuite shower room featuring a large walk-in shower, vanity sink unit, and w.c. Descending to the lower level, two additional double rooms await, each equipped with French doors opening onto the courtyard. A family bathroom completes this level, featuring a panelled bath with a shower overhead, a vanity sink unit, and a wash hand basin. Outside    The barn is located at the top of a steep gravel track which meanders through woodland and an open field until reaching the private driveway to the barn. The property boasts panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, offering a dynamic backdrop that evolves with the seasons. Gaze upon the ever-changing vista from the grounds, providing a sense of serenity and natural beauty. A detached double garage with an additional workshop/room above sits elegantly behind the barn, offering practical space for storage or creative pursuits. At the front of the barn, a delightful courtyard welcomes you, providing multiple access points into the property and a serene space to unwind and enjoy the outdoors. Surrounded by extensive lawns, the property features a lovely patio seating area, seamlessly connected to the kitchen. This idyllic spot invites alfresco dining, allowing residents to savor the stunning views.

5 bd

Brecon

USD 820,610

This individually designed three-bedroom detached house, constructed in 2010 to high standards, occupies a magnificent countryside location boasting breathtaking views of its surroundings. Description    The accommodation is characterized by its spaciousness and abundant natural light, creating an inviting and airy atmosphere throughout. The standout feature of the property is its beautifully landscaped south-facing gardens, which enhance the overall appeal and tranquility of the residence. .    The accommodation boasts spacious and luminous living spaces with top-quality fittings, ensuring comfort and luxury. The south-facing gardens stand out as a prominent feature of the property, thoughtfully landscaped with natural stone and an array of shrubs and plants, incorporating charming rockeries, secluded seating areas, a delightful summerhouse, and a remarkable wood-fired pizza oven for outdoor entertainment. A detached garage/workshop presents the opportunity to create a self-contained annexe if desired, with provisions already in place for water, drainage, and electricity. Additionally, the property is equipped with solar panels to provide eco-friendly hot water solutions, and underfloor heating throughout. Location    Situated in a tranquil countryside setting, the property enjoys a peaceful location within walking distance of the common, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Brecon Beacons and the Black Mountains. Ffynnon Gynydd, a small scattered hamlet enveloping the common, exudes a serene ambiance. Conveniently located just a mile from the A438, it offers easy access to nearby amenities. The nearby village of Glasbury, only 1.5 miles away, provides residents with a range of local facilities, including two public houses, a village hall, church, chapel, post office, general stores, and a garage. Additionally, the charming market town of Hay-on-Wye, situated 6 miles away, is renowned worldwide for its abundance of second-hand bookshops. For more extensive shopping and social amenities, larger towns such as Brecon (13 miles) and Hereford (25 miles) are easily accessible, boasting supermarkets and a variety of leisure facilities. The area is celebrated for its picturesque scenery, offering exceptional opportunities for walking and horse riding, particularly in the Begwyn Hills to the north and the nearby common. With its stunning natural landscapes and convenient access to local amenities, this location epitomizes countryside living at its finest. Step Inside    As you enter through the front door, you step into a welcoming porch area designed with convenience in mind, offering ample space for coats and shoes. Beyond the porch, a further door leads into the spacious entrance hall, illuminated by glazed units on either side that allow natural light to fill the space. This impressive entrance hall features a staircase leading to the first floor, accompanied by generous under stairs storage. .    To the left of the entrance hall, you'll find access to the inviting living room, a fantastic space boasting a window overlooking the front, patio doors leading to the rear garden, and four Velux windows, ensuring plenty of natural light. The living room also features an inset wood-burning stove with an attractive wooden mantle, adding to the cozy ambiance. A door from the living room opens into the kitchen/dining room, where another set of patio doors open onto the patio area. The kitchen/dining room is equipped with a range of wall and base units, offering practicality and style. Additionally, there is a door leading into the utility/boot room, providing further access to the rear garden. Adjacent to the kitchen/dining room, double doors open back into the entrance hall. To the right of the entrance hall, you'll find access to two double bedrooms, both featuring built-in wardrobes for added convenience, as well as a shower room, completing the ground floor layout of this impressive home. .    Ascending the staircase to the first floor, you're greeted by a spacious landing area that offers a wonderful open space, with a mezzanine overlooking the living room below. This versatile landing features separate areas that are perfect for various purposes, such as an office or art area, as currently utilized by the vendors. Built-in double wardrobes provide ample storage, while floor-length windows and two Velux windows flood the space with natural light. From the landing, a door leads to the master bedroom, offering views overlooking the garden, creating a serene retreat. Additionally, there is a bathroom with his and her sinks, a bath, and a shower cubicle, providing luxurious amenities for relaxation and rejuvenation. Step Outside    The gardens and outdoor spaces of New Barn are a standout feature of the property, offering a blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal. A spacious gravel driveway leads to the front of the property, along with a detached carport and garage/workshop. Landscaped borders and hedgerows enclose the boundaries, creating a picturesque setting. To the rear, the south-facing garden awaits, meticulously landscaped to optimize both its visual appeal and practical use. A flagstone-paved patio area serves as the heart of the outdoor space, surrounded by a selection of amenities such as a detached garden shed, greenhouse, summerhouse, and a charming wood-fired pizza oven. The garden's character is enhanced by feature stone-built walls, which guide the eye toward lush green spaces adorned with an array of plants, trees, and shrubs. Additionally, a serene fish pond adds a touch of tranquility and natural beauty to the landscape, completing the enchanting outdoor oasis. Creative paving guides visitors to an arched seating area, featuring a delightful Chestnut seat with an insulated stone wall for added comfort. Lush lawned areas, interspersed with fruit trees and a vegetable garden, further enhance the garden's appeal. Throughout the year, the gardens offer stunning views of the surrounding countryside and attract a diverse range of bird species. The garage and workshop offer the exciting potential of being transformed into an annexe, pending planning approval. A door from the garage opens into a hallway, where a staircase leads to the first floor. Adjacent to the garage, a door within the carport area provides access to a spacious workshop, offering versatility and ample space for various projects and activities. PLEASE NOTE    Provisions have been made to make this area easily adaptable into a self-contained annexe (if required) subject to the necessary consents and building regulations.

3 bd

Brecon