USD 1,146,842

USD 1,041,988

The Old Rectory, as the name implies, is the former rectory for the neighbouring St Cadocs Church which lies behind the house. The house is situated in a peaceful corner of a popular village located between Abergavenny and Monmouth. Steeped in history with a wealth of features and much character, it is believed parts of the house date from the 19th century. The Old Rectory is tucked away surrounded by open farmland with views towards the mountains beyond, the River Usk is within a short walk and provides a tranquil setting to enjoy a peaceful stroll and the resident wildlife. Full of period touches, this much loved family home offers spacious rooms which are located over the 3 floors of the main house plus a single storey annexe. Outside, the house is approached via a wooden 5 bar gate opening onto a gravelled driveway with ample parking. The glorious gardens lie to the front, side and rear of the house which adjoins open fields to one side and the Church to the rear – the windows are all oriented towards the gardens and open countryside. Ground Floor Entered via a front door through an entrance porch/boot room into a welcoming entrance hall with the original staircase rising to the first floor and access to the principal rooms. The modern well fitted kitchen, with range cooker, opens into a spacious conservatory/breakfast area which is flooded with light and offers a wonderful outlook across the garden. This delightful room has a glass atrium, glazed sides and doors to the front garden with views across open fields, the perfect location to enjoy breakfast or a mid morning cup of coffee. Beyond the kitchen is a snug with exposed beams and fireplace with woodburning stove, again the two windows offer natural light and views. ... A door leads to the impressive dining room with wood panelled walls and exposed timbers. Adjoining the dining room is the drawing room full of character and features with large feature fireplace with woodburning stove. Off the entrance hall is a walk in pantry with the original cold stone slabs and a utility room/W.C. Annexe A single storey annexe can be accessed from its own external door. The annexe has been an established holiday let since 2014 but would make an ideal guest suite, living space for a dependant relative or perhaps a studio/work from home space (subject to any necessary consents). The annexe comprises, on one level : Entrance hall, open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, WC, 2 bedrooms, one with an ensuite bathroom. First Floor The first floor can be accessed via two staircases, the original staircase with turned balustrade and hand rail from the entrance hall and one from the dining room, both leading to the spacious first floor which offers: 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms. The bedrooms are all very well proportioned, the principal bedroom having two windows with lovely views. The first floor, mirrors the ground floor, in terms of character and features. Second Floor A staircase leads from the first floor landing to the second floor where 2 attic bedrooms are located, ideal for teenagers or occasional guest bedrooms. These rooms could be used as study/ studio space and offer useful eaves storage and cupboard storage space along the corridor. Outside The property is entered via a five bar gate, the boundary is an attractive low level stone wall. Lawns, trees and planted beds. To the left of the driveway is an area of beautiful, mature gardens with a stone terrace adjoining the conservatory, a perfect place to enjoy outside dining whist enjoying views across open countryside. To the right of the driveway is the large lawned garden with a vegetable patch, shrubs and trees, including two mature walnut trees and an apple tree. In addition, there is a glass greenhouse and sheds. Location The property is situated within the small, attractive village known as The Bryn, around four miles from Abergavenny centre. The Bryn has a community shop, post office, village hall and church and is on a bus route to Abergavenny and Monmouth. Nearby is the famous Usk Valley Walk offering riverside, woodland and field paths through the surrounding beautiful countryside. The historic town of Abergavenny offers a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, chain stores and individual shops. There are well- regarded primary and secondary schools, good sports and leisure facilities including a theatre and cinema, doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries and a general hospital. The property is close to excellent transport networks with access to the A465, A40, A4042 and A449 linking to the M4/M5/M50 motorways. A mainline railway station and bus station can be found in Abergavenny. 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. Energy Performance Certificate EPC Rating F. To view the full EPC please visit the GOV website. Tenure Freehold. Services The property is connected to mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. New private drainage system installed October 2023. The annexe is on a separate boiler. LPG Gas. Broadband: Standard, ultrafast and superfast full fibre broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Openreach. Mobile: Three is likely both indoor and outdoor. EE, Three and Vodaphone are likely to be limited indoor but available outdoor. Please make your own enquiries via Ofcom. Agent's Notes The property is a field away from the River Usk but to the vendor’s knowledge has never flooded. Please note that the field in front on the wall on the images is not included within the boundary. Title Title Number - CYM718531. Fine & Country are not aware of any onerous covenants relating to the title number. A copy of which is available from Fine & Country. 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

6 bd

Abergavenny

USD 517,717

USD 412,863

Nestled within the historic Grade II listed Clyne Castle, this ground-floor 2-bedroom apartment exudes a captivating blend of charm and sophistication. Surrounded by meticulously manicured gardens and ancient trees, it offers a bright and airy ambiance, showcasing delightful original features. Conveniently located, it provides easy access to the famous Mumbles Promenade, a scenic waterfront pathway which stretches from Swansea Marina to the iconic Mumbles Pier, passing through the vibrant village of Mumbles with its array of activities, ice cream parlours, and inviting cafes to name a few. With its roots dating back to 1791 when landowner Richard Phillips erected Clyne Castle, this property has a rich history. After serving briefly as a residence for Swansea University students, it underwent a transformative process in 2003, emerging as luxurious apartments within the castle walls. Let's explore 6 Clyne Castle in more detail... Approach Following a journey along the Mumbles front, the stately castle, secured behind wrought iron gates, makes an imposing first impression. The property offers ample resident parking, including two dedicated spaces for 6 Clyne Castle, within immaculate grounds. As you enter through the grand main entrance, a well-maintained communal area sets the stage for the exceptional apartment. Additionally, the convenience of dual entrances allows access from the rear courtyard, adding a touch of flexibility to the residence's accessibility. Step Inside… Entrance/Hallway Step inside this immaculate apartment, where an inviting entrance/hallway welcomes you, providing access to all living spaces and a generously sized, practical storage cupboard. Instantly noticeable are the charming high ceilings adorned with coving and spotlighting, creating an elegant atmosphere. The space is enhanced by the warmth of laminate flooring, adding a touch of contemporary style to the overall aesthetic. Lounge/Diner First, let's journey to the end of the hallway, where you'll be welcomed by a bright and airy living space. Thanks to the large sash window overlooking the courtyard, a glass patio door to the courtyard, and a feature window to the side, this spacious room is bathed in natural light. Laid with laminate flooring, this area boasts a feature curved ceiling that enhances its charm and character. With ample room for a seating area, dining set, or office workspace, you have the freedom to tailor this area to your preferences. Kitchen The kitchen area is beautifully presented, showcasing a range of wall and base units adorned with elegant granite countertops. This well-appointed kitchen boasts the convenience of multiple NEFF integrated appliances, including an oven, grill, 4-ring electric hob, an elevated extractor fan, and a dishwasher. Additionally, a sunken single stainless-steel sink with a swan tap, and drainage, integrated fridge/freezer, tiled flooring, spotlighting, high ceilings with coving, and a sash window overlooking the courtyard complete the features of this culinary space. Bedroom Two Bedroom two is a generously sized double bedroom, featuring delightful high ceilings adorned with coving and spotlighting. This room is laid with laminate flooring and the sash window overlooking the courtyard invites natural light. Bedroom One with En-Suite Bedroom one is another beautifully presented room that enjoys lots of natural light, courtesy of the large sash window. The charming high ceilings, complemented by coving and spotlighting, add to the room's appeal. The room features laminate flooring and two double sliding door wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving. For added convenience, the private en-suite is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath with a shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, sash window, tiled flooring, and part tiled walls. Family Bathroom The family bathroom houses a WC, wash basin, fitted bath with shower, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, and part tiled walls. Step Outside… Positioned within beautifully kept communal gardens, Clyne Castle provides a sanctuary to appreciate nature's sounds. The courtyard, shared with one other apartment, features a perfect chip stone area, ideal for unwinding or socializing with guests. Easy access leads to the enchanting Clyne Gardens, boasting exotic plants and rare blooms, vast lawns, and pathways that gracefully guide you to the beachfront. Local Area… Mumbles, a coastal village west of Swansea, enchants with its diverse offerings. Quality restaurants, boutique shops, and a beachside promenade dotted with parks, cafés, and ice cream parlours create a vibrant atmosphere. Recently acclaimed as 'one of the best places to live' by The Sunday Times, Mumbles serves as a gateway to the Gower Peninsula, an area of natural outstanding beauty renowned for its beaches, coves, and coastal walks. In addition to the scenic beauty, the area provides excellent sporting facilities, including championship golf courses and water sports. Cultural enthusiasts can explore museums, galleries, theatres, and historic castles, including guided tours during peak periods. Swansea Train Station facilitates direct travel to London, and Cardiff International Airport is a convenient 45-minute drive away, making 6 Clyne Castle not just a home but a gateway to a lifestyle rich in history, natural beauty, and cultural experiences. Auctioneer Comments This property is for sale by Modern Method of Auction allowing the buyer and seller to complete within a 56 Day Reservation Period. Interested parties’ personal data will be shared with the Auctioneer (iamsold Ltd). If considering a mortgage, inspect and consider the property carefully with your lender before bidding. A Buyer Information Pack is provided, which you must view before bidding. The buyer will pay £300 inc VAT for this pack. The buyer signs a Reservation Agreement and makes payment of a Non-Refundable Reservation Fee of 4.5% of the purchase price inc VAT, subject to a minimum of £6,600 inc VAT. This Fee is paid to reserve the property to the buyer during the Reservation Period and is paid in addition to the purchase price. The Fee is considered within calculations for stamp duty. Services may be recommended by the Agent/Auctioneer in which they will receive payment from the service provider if the service is taken. Payment varies but will be no more than £450. These services are optional.   Additional Property Information Leasehold Ground Rent - £335.11 p/m Maintenance Change - £122.84 p/m Grade II Listed Tax Band - F Electric Mains Drainage Mains Water - Billed Features: - Parking - Garden

2 bd

Mumbles

USD 2,424,751

This handsome former parsonage with 19 acres of land, a charming two-bedroom holiday cottage and five stables is set in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, close to the England/Wales border and to the market town of Monmouth. Ideal for a family looking for a spacious country home, it is well situated for the excellent local schools, convenient for commuters, and offers the chance to keep horses, ponies or livestock and an opportunity to run and possibly further develop a lucrative tourism business. With an impressive, Georgian appearance yet with a wonderful, welcoming ambience, the Grade II listed house has six bedrooms, four reception rooms, a first floor library, adaptable attic rooms and study space for home working. The property was developed into an eighteenth century parsonage from a small seventeenth century farmhouse. It was extended further in the nineteenth century, when the Victorian wing was added. Its wealth of historic features include exposed beams and open fireplaces, formal Georgian rooms with high ceilings, decorative cornicing and period fireplaces and Victorian features including cast iron fire grates and built-in cupboards. "It is a generously proportioned house, but to me, it doesn't feel grand, it feels homely. It is lovely at all times of the year. In the summer it has a beautiful quiet coolness about it. In the winter, with the log burners going, it is brilliant for lying on the sofa with the dogs and watching TV. And it really comes into its own when you are having parties. It has a lovely flow and because of the great room sizes, you have to have a lot of people in the house before it feels even slightly full!" "What I also love about it is the land and my favourite view is looking back at the house from the fields." The house commands a lovely situation in the pretty village of Welsh Newton, in the extreme south west of Herefordshire, where it is surrounded by undulating countryside and wonderful walks, yet near to the A466 Hereford to Monmouth road, which gives good access to both the market town and the cathedral city. Some three and a half miles away, Monmouth has a variety of independent shops, tempting tea rooms and coffee shops and both a Waitrose and an M&S Food. It boasts good leisure and recreation facilities and nearby world-class golf courses. Welsh Newton is in the catchment area for Monmouth's well-regarded state schools. The Haberdashers' Monmouth independent boys' and girls' schools and the Llangattock School Monmouth with Monmouth Montessori Nursery are also nearby. From Monmouth, motorway links give easy access to Cardiff, Bristol and the Midlands, making Welsh Newton convenient for commuters. Step Inside:- - The house is approached along a circular carriage driveway. The attractive facade is almost symmetrical, with large sash windows, French doors onto the garden from the Victorian wing and a central entrance door with a canopied porch and a decorative fanlight over. The front door opens to a large hall which is full of historic character, with flagstone flooring, exposed beams and a beamed fireplace with a log burner. Through an archway, an attractive elliptical staircase leads to the first floor. To one side of the hall is a study and an inner hallway leads to a stunning, light and airy drawing room/family room. The elegant, high ceilinged drawing room has a period marble fireplace and French doors to the front of the property, with their original shutters. Further French doors lead out to the south-facing, sun-trap side garden. The drawing room opens up to the family room which has a further set of French doors to the side garden. The family room has a fireplace with a wood burner. Either side of the fireplace are attractive arched recesses with built-in shelving. Situated in the oldest part of the house is an atmospheric dining room, with flagstone flooring, an exposed stone wall and original beams. A corner fireplace, with a timber mantel, houses a wood burner. A wide, period ledge and brace door opens to the kitchen. There are lots of quirky, historic features in this house, like this doorway, which is supposed to be wide enough for cider barrels to be rolled through it. The kitchen has flagstone flooring and solid wood units with granite work surfaces. There's a halogen hob, a Bosch double oven and a Rayburn set into an alcove. A window over the kitchen sink looks out over a terrace and herb garden to the paddocks beyond. There is a utility room adjacent to the kitchen. In this part of the house there is also a cosy, dual aspect TV room, with a flagstone floor, a wood burner set in a fireplace with a wood mantel over and a Victor.. Upstairs, there are two pretty bedrooms in the Victorian wing, one with a similar built-in cupboard and a period fireplace with a cast iron grate. These two rooms share an adjacent shower room. Two further, charming bedrooms, one with exposed beams, share a bathroom. In the Georgian part of the house, two spacious double bedrooms each have an ensuite bathroom. The first floor accommodation also includes a large library with built-in shelving along one wall, a central, exposed beam, a window overlooking the front garden and a fireplace with a cast iron grate. Off the library is a study. The adaptable accommodation in the attic comprises two rooms each with a galleried area above and a further room with Velux roof windows and an exposed A-frame. There is also a bathroom on this floor. Outside - The property stands in lovely gardens, screened from the road by a large Beech hedge and established trees and planting. A large circular lawn to the front is bisected by a brook, alongside which there are mature trees including oak, sweet chestnut and a Corsican pine. There is also a large magnolia and along the front of the property are attractive shrub borders. There are enclosed, south-facing lawns at the side of the house and a paved terrace runs along the back of the property, where there is a herb terrace, an oblong fish pond and a further area of lawn. Alongside the house is a detached former barn which has been converted into a high quality, contemporary self-catering unit with a cottagey feel and a successful letting history. There's a ground floor bedroom and a charming loft bedroom with exposed oak beams. Both bedrooms have ensuite bathrooms and there is a large open plan living space, comprising kitchen, breakfast area and sitting room. Outside there is a parking area for two cars and a lawned garden. The grounds also include a stable block with five stables, a level area of land previously used for a manège and three well-fenced fields, currently used for keeping sheep but ideal as horse paddocks. There could be scope to further develop the tourism business, subject to planning, with the amount of land providing, for example, the opportunity for holiday yurts. 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. 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6 bd

Monmouth

USD 753,639

USD 714,318

Alltyrodyn Arms: A Historic and Versatile Property in a Prime Location New Spring Pricing for a Quick Sale Fine and Country are pleased to present Alltyrodyn Arms, a property steeped in history and full of potential. Situated on a generous plot, this property dates back to 1580, with extensions in the 1700s. Originally serving as a Coach House and Inn for over 400 years, Alltyrodyn Arms has been thoughtfully transformed by the current owners into a functional Antique Centre, offering extensive and adaptable accommodation. A Prime Location with Exceptional Connectivity Located in a special area renowned for its natural beauty and rich history, Alltyrodyn Arms is ideally positioned to take advantage of both rural tranquillity and modern conveniences. The property is close to several charming towns, including Llandysul, Newcastle Emlyn, and Lampeter, each offering a range of local amenities, schools, and shops. The vibrant market town of Cardigan is also within easy reach, providing further facilities and services. For those who enjoy the coast, the stunning beaches of West Wales are just a short drive away, offering opportunities for seaside recreation and relaxation. The property also benefits from excellent access to the wider South Wales area, making it convenient for commuting or exploring further afield. Endless Possibilities for Family Living, Hobbies, and More Alltyrodyn Arms is particularly well-suited for a large family, offering spacious rooms that can accommodate a variety of needs, from hobbies and crafts to setting up a dedicated studio. The property’s two and a half acres of gardens include a polytunnel, ideal for growing your own food, and the nearby River Cletwr adds a peaceful, natural element to the outdoor spaces. Flexible Use and Future Potential Whether you envision continuing a business on-site, establishing a multi-generational family home, or simply enjoying the property’s flexibility for personal pursuits, Alltyrodyn Arms provides the space and adaptability to make your dreams a reality. The property includes parking for at least four vehicles and offers potential for future expansion, should you require additional space. Viewing Highly Recommended To truly appreciate the scope, location, and potential of Alltyrodyn Arms, viewing is highly recommended. From the Owners: "We moved to Alltyrodyn 20 years ago as a multi-generational family. Over the years, the property has allowed us to pursue our interests in conservation, renovation, and running a business, while also providing ample space for family life, hobbies, and growing our own food. The proximity to the River Cletwr and easy access to nearby towns and beaches have made our time here truly special." Alltyrodyn Arms offers a unique opportunity to create a home that perfectly suits your lifestyle, with the added benefits of a prime location and excellent connectivity to South Wales and beyond. LOWER GROUND FLOOR Living Room: 17'2" x 10'7" Rear aspect with access to gardens. Kitchen: 14'4" x 13'10" Side aspect with access to parking area and side. Family Bathroom: Workshop: 26'7" x 18'3" Studio: 26'7" x 15'7" Dual aspect with door to rear balcony and stairs to gardens. GROUND FLOOR Balcony: Shop One: 21'0" x 15'7" Front aspect Shop Two: 17'4" x 10'8" Front aspect. Shop Three: 35'8" x 13'5" Front aspect. Store One: Store Two: FIRST FLOOR Bedroom Five: 13'10" x 7'0" Bedroom Three: 14'8" x 14'1" Games Room: 14'10" x 14'6" SECOND FLOOR Bedroom Two: 22'4" x 9'1" Bedroom Four: 14'6" x 9'10" Bedroom One: 26'1" x 15'6" Bedroom One Ensuite Showeroom: Walk Through Dressing Area: Family Bathroom: Side Parking for Several cars + Rear Gardens Leads into Formal Gardens of around 2.5 acres with well planted grounds with Polytunnel, Mature Shrubs and Trees. Leads to the River Clettr. A lovely secluded feature of the home.

5 bd

Llandysul

USD 458,737

USD 425,970

A Charming Victorian Residence with Modern Elegance and in a Strategic Location Discover the perfect blend of character features and contemporary comfort in this 5/6-bedroom semi-detached Victorian home. Recently refurbished across three spacious floors, the property retains its original character while offering modern amenities. Versatile Living Spaces: With 6 well-proportioned bedrooms, a main bathroom, two shower rooms, and an ensuite, this home caters to various living arrangements. The layout includes two reception rooms, a large kitchen diner, and a utility room. Potential for Income Generation: Ideal for families, multi-generational living, or as a potential income source through Airbnb, holiday lets, or lodgers. Flexible Furnishing: Select furnishings can be negotiated to remain, facilitating an easy transition to your new home. Could be sold fully furnished and equipped for holiday letting or Airbnb. Stunning Sea Views: Enjoy picturesque sea vistas from the upper floors, adding a tranquil element to this elegant home. Accessible Location: Situated on the coastal path and a bus route, this home is within walking distance to local shops and bus stops. Strategically located, it offers convenient access to both Aberystwyth and Aberaeron, making it ideal for those seeking a balance between tranquil coastal living and the amenities of urban life. Usefully Llanon offers excellent local facilties including Shops, Butchers, Chip Shop and also bus routes. Outdoor Features: The property boasts a patio garden and crucially rear parking, and also providing a private space for outdoor enjoyment. *There is also a lovely Community Garden behind the property for the use of properties in this area. Viewing Is Essential: To fully appreciate the charm and potential of this property, a personal viewing is highly recommended. This home presents a unique opportunity to experience the best of coastal living, combined with the convenience of nearby urban centres. Location and Amenities Situated in the historic village of Llanon, Belmont was originally the Victorian Post Office hence the bus stop name 'The Old Post Office'. Llanon is a little known historic gem. It has been a thriving village from before medieval times (1066 to 1485). St Non, the mother of St David, the patron saint of Wales brought her son Dewi (Welsh for David) to Llanon around 500AD where together they established a Nunnery. The village is unusual in this day and age for the number of amenities you will find. It boasts a well stocked corner shop and post office, butchers selling local meat and sausages, best fish and chip shop in the area, great pub/restaurant, hairdressers and local pub. Out and About Only 5 minutes walk away, towards the sea, is a children's play area with swings and slides. Further on is a new wooden pavilion with a large grassy area ideal for football or cricket. Nearby you will find The Wales Coastal Path which leads north to Aberystwyth or south to Aberaeron and beyond. Vendor Interview: Undertaking a full renovation of Belmont, after inheriting it, has been a labour of love. Installing new plumbing and electrics throughout plus central heating on the first floor, a ground floor shower room, new kitchen and family bathroom took us 3 years. (Completed in 2022). The best part was being able to let our creativity free on the interior decoration whilst enhancing Belmont's historic Victorian features. We loved its position within a village setting that has so many amenities, great neighbours and its location only 5 minutes walk to the beach. Being only 5 minutes drive from Aberaeron, our favourite coastal town, with its many shops, bars and cafes was such a joy. Our plans were to open up the house to AirBnB guests especially because the Wales Coastal Path actually runs right past the front door. For enthusiastic cyclers we converted the original kitchen into a boot room/laundry with a cycle rack for 6 bikes and a large airer for wet weather gear. Having had a successful fully booked summer holiday period in 2023 we know that our guests fell in love with the house and the fabulous views, over the fields to the sea, from the first and second floors. Especially popular with the children (and adults) was the games room in the loft with its character beams and quirky feel. Sadly our plans had to change due to ill health and an increasing problem with mobility. However, we are delighted at the thought of new owners filling it with family and/or holiday makers. Being such a versatile house it could also offer additional income to any future owners. GROUND FLOOR Kitchen / Dining Room / Living Room: 26'3" x 12'0" Utility Room: 12'10" x 9'2" Bedroom Two: 13'0" x 10'9" FIRST FLOOR Living Room: 13'9" x 12'0" Bedroom One: 13'1" x 8'0" Bedroom Four: 13'0" x 9'0" Bedroom One Ensuite: Family Bathroom: 12'7" x 9'2" Study: 8'10" x 5'9" SECOND FLOOR Office / Sitting Room: 26'3" x 15'1" Shower Room: Bedroom Three: 11'0" x 8'10" Bedroom Five: 12'0" x 9'2"

6 bd

Llanon

USD 917,473

USD 720,872

This substantial nine-bedroom period farmhouse includes a separate one-bed annexe and is surrounded by mature gardens of approximately a third of an acre and accessed via a private, gated driveway. With the oldest parts thought to date back about 400 years, the characterful farmhouse has a wealth of historic features, which include exposed beams and stonework, flagstone flooring, an original stone spiral staircase, feature fireplaces and pretty attic bedrooms open to the A-frame. Whilst the accommodation would benefit from updating, the farmhouse has the makings of a splendid home and the flexible layout and generous space particularly suit it to a multi-generation family, whilst the self-contained annexe would make an ideal lettings unit for additional income. Pant Farm is well located, in a popular, residential area of Newbridge, a short walk from the local leisure centre and swimming pool and from the High Street, handy for shops, cafes, pubs, takeaways and convenience stores. There is a choice of supermarkets a short drive away and there are several local primary schools, with nearby Newbridge School a popular and successful 11-16 school. There is good accessibility to nearby towns and cities, with main road networks connecting the area to Newport, Cardiff and the M4 in the south and the stunning Bannau Brycheiniog Brecon Beacons National Park in the north. Within walking distance of the property is Newbridge train station, which has regular services to Cardiff. Step Inside:- - The farmhouse is currently separated into three dwellings which could be incorporated into one or left as separate units, ideal for multi-generational living or to provide lettings income. In total, the farmhouse provides eight bedrooms, five of them benefitting from ensuite facilities. The main part of the farmhouse comprises two reception rooms and a charming kitchen with exposed beams and brickwork, part flagstone flooring, a Rayburn cooker in an open fireplace with a beam over and a wood burner with an external flue. There is a separate breakfast room, a utility room, downstairs WC and ground floor bedroom with an ensuite bathroom. Upstairs are three bedrooms, one accessed through the other and giving further access to a bedroom with an ensuite located in the centre part of the farmhouse. This bedroom can also be reached by a stone spiral staircase from the accommodation below, which currently comprises a living room, shower room and kitchen. At the far end of the farmhouse is a self-contained unit comprising a kitchen/breakfast room and a spacious conservatory, with one ground floor bedroom and two first floor bedrooms, all with ensuites. Outside - The charming, enclosed, wrap-around gardens feature mature trees and plants, lawn, a pond and various outdoor seating areas. Detached from the main property, the annexe comprises a ground floor reception room and kitchen with a large first floor bedroom with an ensuite shower room. Alongside the annexe are two useful store rooms. 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

9 bd

Abercarn

USD 1,966,014

Hidden behind impressive iron gates and mature trees this handsome house with an abundance of features and clever design, is surrounded by approximately 1.25 acres of land, offering an enviable combination of a semi-rural retreat but close to local amenities and commutable to Cardiff. Outside the immaculately landscaped garden entices you to spend many enjoyable hours wandering across the lawns and down to the crystal clear stream, or socialising with family and friends on the numerous patios. There's ample room to grow your own produce too, supported by a greenhouse, plus the cars are catered for with oodles of parking, a double garage, and a bonus single garage. Inside, the beautifully presented home flows around a hidden central courtyard, complete with a fountain that feels more like a Mediterranean villa. The holiday vibe continues with an impressive heated indoor swimming pool that opens up onto a huge garden terrace. The surprises keep coming too, with a sizeable gym on the first floor, plus a lounge area on the first floor landing that boasts a balcony overlooking the inner courtyard. The house has a luxury, designer kitchen diner, formal dining room and garden room, and a huge lounge with substantial log burner, that all flow out to the garden terrace. There are four double bedrooms, all of them boasting an ensuite plus an abundance of fitted wardrobes. The house is located on the outskirts of the Caerphilly borough village of Nelson where local amenities, sports clubs, parks and schools can be easily accessed. The home nestles into a peaceful spot, surrounded by incredible views of the valleys landscape that offers walks, rides and treks literally on the doorstep. But working, shopping and socialising while living at this lovely house is easy too, with the main county roads nearby leading to Aberdare and Caerphilly, while the A470 takes you south to Cardiff or north to Merthyr Tydfil and Cyfarthfa Shopping Park. Keep travelling and you find yourself in Bannau Brycheiniog Brecon Beacons National Park, one of the most glorious of areas in Wales, where towering mountains surrounded by stunning countryside, rivers and lakes offer a range of exciting outdoor activities within nature's mesmerising playground. Step Inside: - Step inside this handsome and impressive home between two grand columns reminiscent of a Georgian country. It is the most inviting of welcomes that includes a covered veranda, offering a place to sit, relax and enjoy views of the garden even when it's raining. Push the front door open and the generous hallway is a grand greeting that's befitting a house of this stature, combined with an inviting ambience. A window immediately opposite frames a glimpse of the delightful inner courtyard and the bespoke staircase beckons you upwards, but there's much to find on the ground floor first. To the front of the house, either side of the entrance, there is a bedroom with an ensuite that can offer guest accommodation and multi-generational living options, but it's at the rear of the property that the home truly comes alive. Three substantial reception spaces run the width of the house and are joined by the welcome surprise of a leisure suite that's hiding behind one of the garages, offering a sizable indoor heated swimming pool that opens out to the garden terrace via bifold doors, so the pool party can seamlessly transition from water to garden. The well-designed family home can boast high-end additions including underfloor heating and Jerusalm stone used throughout plus the huge windows, many of them spanning a floor-to-ceiling position, have been thoughtfully designed with oak used on inside and uPVC on the outside. Maybe the most evident room for oozing luxury though is the kitchen, fitted only a year ago with designer units from Anderson hiding a range of appliances and flanking a huge central island unit. The bifold doors at one end of the room connect the kitchen seamlessly to the garden terrace and at the other end of this sizeable space is a dining area that can easily welcome all the family to enjoy a feast together, then relax in a comfy armchair or sink into a sofa within the lounge area of this most sociable of spaces. The kitchen has double doors out to the inviting inner courtyard but also into the adjacent formal dining space that is so spacious you can increase the dining table size to fit however many guests you want to entertain. At the other end of this central reception room is a delightful garden room area, home to a curved exterior wall with multiple windows and French doors offering different angles of the rear garden from different, well-positioned sofas. The dining room flows seamlessly into the main lounge, which is also a vast space but feels cosy too due to the impressive stone fireplace. This beautifully carved beast is home to a substantial log burner that can effortlessly draw people to it, and persuade them to relax on the sofas that nestle around it. The ground floor also offers a practical shower room by the pool, a utility room and handy cloakroom before the impressive carved wooden staircase calls you to explore the first floor. Upstairs there are more surprising and fabulous design features to find, and as soon as you get to the top of the stairs the first becomes evident. Instead of a standard landing this thoughtfully designed home offers you a first floor reception area that can be a music room, library, study, artist studio,or snug - whatever an owner desires can be accommodated. This double-height area has a wall of towering floor-to-ceiling glass that offers mesmerising views on one side and access to the balcony overlooking the inner courtyard on the other side. From quiet reading to evening drinks in a more intimate setting, this additional area is a wonderful and inviting space. More surprises wait to impress as you wander past a double bedroom with an ensuite and walk-in wardrobe, to a door at the end. Behind it is a spacious gym that can happily host a significant number of machines and offer rural views to accompany your workout. Finally the principal bedroom on the other side of the landing lounge is a wonderful suite, boasting a wall of wardrobes, a separate room that would make a dressing room to make the neighbours jealous, and a four piece bathroom that can relax or revive in the bath or the shower at each end or the start of a busy day. Outside - Step outside into an idyllic, mature garden that surrounds this special home, offering about 1.25 acres of land to explore and enjoy combined with social spaces next to the house to gather with family and friends. Anyone who visits will immediately be impressed just arriving at the substantial iron gates, inviting you to meander up the driveway to the handsome modern mansion. Of course, there's ample parking space for guests to use, as well as a double and single garage for the owners' cars, but they are more likely to be distracted by the views of the enchanting garden that greet them. The house has been designed with socialising at its core and that includes the outside spaces too. At the rear of the house is an immaculately landscaped garden that boasts a substantial terrace that can be seamlessly accessed from most of the ground floor rooms. It is the perfect place to party and enjoy alfresco dining and summer BBQs, with an impressive water feature as the mesmerising backdrop. The indoor heated swimming pool is the base for fabulous pool parties that can effortlessly flow out onto the terrace via a bank of bifold doors, as well as offering an option for daily exercise to supplement the workout in the first floor gym. Plenty of flat lawn areas are ideal for children and dogs to exercise and play, and there's plenty of space to establish growing your own produce with a greenhouse to support the endeavour. The tranquil country scene is completed to picturesque perfection with the discovery of a trickling stream at the bottom of the garden. But that's not the end of the outdoor offerings, as the house is hiding a delightful inner central courtyard with a stone fountain, feeling more like an Italian villa than an impressive home in the heart of south Wales. 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. 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4 bd

Senghenydd

USD 2,293,683

Welcome to Glancellyn, a truly extraordinary opportunity near the village of Nantgaredig! Nestled within a picturesque rural landscape of the Tawe Valley, this spectacular small holding presents an idyllic 5-bedroom family home with breathtaking views overlooking the countryside, mature trees, and a beautiful private lake. Boasting an additional one-bedroom detached, self-contained cottage, this property is a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. With approximately 52.83 acres of land, 18 stables, a horse walker, sand arena, kennels, and various outbuildings, it offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those with an appreciation for both luxury and country living. If a rural paradise is what you desire, Glancellyn is the perfect choice. Let us delve deeper. Approach Approached down a private lane, you'll reach Glancellyn's gated driveway. The intercom system signals your arrival, and the enchanting surroundings beckon you towards the front door, enticing you further. Step Inside… Entrance Upon entry to the home, you'll be embraced by the warmth and charm of this delightful home. The inviting atmosphere is complemented by slate-tiled flooring, vaulted ceilings, and abundant natural light streaming through numerous windows. This spacious area is perfect for storing outdoor gear and provides entry to both the boot room and central reception. Boot Room The boot room, featuring slate-tiled flooring, storage units, a single stainless-steel sink, and a frosted window, offers practicality with ample storage space. Reception An exceptional space! The focal point is the impressive inglenook fireplace with a superb multi-fuel burner. This area boasts slate-tiled flooring, distinctive wooden beams, inset shelving, and a delightful window seat framing a rear window. Access points from here lead to the kitchen/diner/breakfast room, the sitting room, and a step up to the inner hallway. Kitchen/Diner/Breakfast Room Begin by discovering the remarkable kitchen/diner/breakfast room – undeniably the heart of the home. Upon entering, the allure of oak-framed windows becomes apparent, providing breath-taking views of the lake, rural landscapes, and mature trees. Abundant natural light floods the space, fostering a warm and inviting ambiance. The charming limestone tiled flooring extends throughout, while the expansive vaulted ceiling is adorned with beautiful oak beams. In the kitchen area, a range of units crowned with granite worktops seamlessly integrates appliances, featuring a double Range Master porcelain sink, NEFF dishwasher, tall Hoover fridge, and a superb Everhot oven. Adding to its appeal, a coveted island provides extra storage, shelving, granite worktops, and a breakfast bar accommodating 3/4 stools. Within this beautiful space, you'll find plenty of room for a large dining set and a seating area that embraces the superb wood burner. This remarkable room is perfect for both socialising and unwinding, while enjoying the superb views. Pantry Adjacent to the kitchen, there's a roomy pantry space equipped with additional wall and base units, a double porcelain sink with drainage, distinctive beams, slate flooring, a front window, and room for one under-the-counter appliance. Sitting Room Return to the reception and step into the inviting sitting room. This delightful space features slate flooring, captivating beams, and a window with picturesque rural views. You'll find a fitted TV cabinet, a fireplace with current fitted shelving, and a distinctive lintel beam. Access to the rear lobby, leading to the first floor via a carpeted stairway, is also available from this room. Inner Hallway The inner hallway, adorned with slate-tiled flooring and bathed in natural light from the halfway-up stairway feature window, serves as a central hub. It provides access to the study, lounge, WC, laundry room, and a carpeted stairway leading to the first floor. WC Furnished with a WC, wash basin, extractor fan, and easy to clean laminate flooring. Laundry Room The practical laundry room features wall and base storage units, a double stainless-steel sunken sink, a side window, vinyl flooring, ample storage space, room for one under-the-counter appliance, and space for three free-standing appliances. Study The study, an essential room, benefits from dual aspect windows that create a beautifully bright working environment and an external door. Lounge As you step up into the lounge, a cosy, bright, and inviting space unfolds. Dual aspect windows frame superb rural outlooks, while the focal point is the wow factor inglenook fireplace boasting an oil burner, slate hearth, and pine lintel. The ambiance is enhanced by double patio doors open to the side patio area, seamlessly connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces. Landing Let us now journey to the first floor of this impressive home via the carpeted stairway. Upon arrival, you'll be welcomed by a carpeted landing providing access to all bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a doorway leading to the dressing room of bedroom two. Principal Bedroom with En-Suite The principal bedroom, situated to the front of the home, is an enormous space that enjoys dual aspect windows and double glass doors leading to a sit-out balcony. Both features offer exceptional views of the grounds, private lake, and mature trees. The room is flooded with an abundance of natural light, complemented by carpet flooring, vaulted ceiling with feature beams, and an array of fitted wardrobes. The private en-suite is equipped with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath, shower cubicle, extractor fan, tiled flooring, part-panelled walls, inset shelving, and a side window. Bedroom Five Bedroom five, a spacious double bedroom, features a side window offering impressive rural views. The room is adorned with carpeted flooring and enhanced by an exposed brick wall. Bedroom Four Situated at the rear of the home, this double bedroom boasts dual aspect windows framing beautiful countryside views. The room is complemented by carpeted flooring and features an exposed brick wall. Family Bathroom The lavish family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, feature free-standing bath, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, porcelain tiled flooring, travertine tiled walls, two windows, double door large airing cupboard with fitted shelving, and an additional cupboard housing the water tank. Bedroom Two with en-suite Bedroom two is a generous, double bedroom featuring a front window that offers beautiful views. The room is carpeted and includes the added convenience of fitted double door sliding wardrobes. Additionally, it boasts a walk-in dressing room with hanging rails and shelving. For added privacy, this bedroom comes with a private en-suite, which houses a WC, wash basin with storage underneath, a shower cubicle, an extractor fan, tiled flooring, and a front-facing window. Bedroom Three Another spacious double bedroom which offers delightful views of the land, countryside, and mature trees. Enhanced by oak flooring, the room provides access to the attic room via a stairway. Attic Room with Shower Room The attic room is a vast space, featuring a vaulted ceiling adorned with feature beams and spotlighting. This room offers the added luxury of a private balcony providing exceptional countryside and lake views. It also includes a private en-suite equipped with a WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, heated towel rail, extractor fan, vinyl flooring, spotlighting, inset shelving, and convenient eaves storage. Detached One Bedroom Cottage Glancellyn features an additional advantage—a detached one-bedroom self-contained cottage. The cottage boasts an open-plan kitchen/living space, adorned with tiled flooring, under floor heating, and a vaulted ceiling. Abundant natural light fills the area through a variety of windows to the side. The kitchen area is well-appointed with wall and base units, granite worktops, a porcelain sink with drainage, an extractor fan, a breakfast bar, and ample space for both a cooking appliance and a free-standing appliance. In the bedroom area of the cottage, dual aspect windows bring in natural light, while a vaulted ceiling with beams adds character. Fitted wardrobes, an exposed wall, and laminate flooring complete the inviting ambiance of this space. The shower room is equipped with a WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, extractor fan, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, a Velux-style window, and a storage cupboard with fitted shelving and space for an appliance. Step Outside… Nestled within approximately 52.83 acres of magnificent grounds, Glancellyn is a haven for nature enthusiasts. The property includes two private lakes, expansive agriculture fields, 18 bespoke stables, an impressive 180ft x 60ft sand arena, a horse walker, dog kennels, and various agricultural outbuildings, making it a dream for equestrians, anglers, and countryside lovers alike. Each outbuilding at Glancellyn has been meticulously erected with thoughtful consideration, equipped with lighting, electricity, and water. These versatile spaces are ready to be easily utilised for whatever purpose you desire. The garden itself is a delightful blend of lush lawns and inviting patio areas, providing a serene setting to appreciate the sights and sounds of nature. T...

6 bd

Carmarthen

USD 897,813

USD 812,619

This inspired conversion of an historic cart house provides characterful, contemporary living space in a convenient rural environment, offering easy access to the M4 and major towns and cities. It was the combination of the peaceful, pastoral surroundings and the proximity to the motorway network, for commuting and for visiting family nearby, that drew the vendors to this lovely spot. Taking on a run-down farm building, in 2005, they have completed a stylish transformation, which retains charming reminders of the property's former use. They have made particular features of the four large arched openings along one side, which would have been the doorways for the carts. "We wanted to keep the atmosphere of the barn, which is 200 to 250 years old," As a result of their efforts, the traditional stone-built barn is now a stunning, three-bedroom family home, with a farmhouse-style kitchen and two light-filled reception rooms. The immaculately-presented property has a warm and welcoming ambience and features oak double glazed windows, high standards of insulation and underfloor heating throughout, powered by an energy-efficient Geo Thermal ground source heat pump. "Everybody remarks on how cosy and warm the barn is and yet it also has a contemporary feel. Also, thanks to my favourite features, those lovely big windows, it is very, very light. It is lovely to come home to." The property also benefits from ample parking, a large double garage (with potential for conversion, subject to necessary consents), well-planned, enclosed gardens and a peaceful, rural outlook, over neighbouring paddocks towards the River Severn. It is situated among a small cluster of three converted barns, once used as a dairy farm. "It is totally private, but part of a small community, so you don't feel alone. But when you open the front door the first thing you see is the horses in the neighbouring fields and that's gorgeous." Sgubor Fach is within easy reach of junction 23A of the M4, meaning for work, shopping, leisure and entertainment, there is easy access to nearby towns and cities such as Chepstow, Newport, Cardiff, Bristol, Monmouth and Abergavenny. Meanwhile, the little town of Magor is just a five-minute drive away. At the heart of this charming town is a vibrant and historic square filled with a variety of independent shops, including a delicatessen which also sells fresh fruit and veg. The town boasts a local Post Office, a handy convenience store and a choice of cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. "It's a beautiful little place to go and do the shopping. There are two lovely cafés in the square and you can sit outside in the summer and sometimes there is a saxophonist playing there." Magor is a lively, welcoming and family-friendly community, hosting events throughout the year, from wassailing in the community orchard to Christmas carols in Magor Square. The community is served both by a Church in Wales Primary School, which has close links with Magor's Church of St Mary the Virgin and also by Undy Primary School. From the doorstep of Sgubor Fach there is access to beautiful country walks. The property is situated close to the Severn Estuary, on the Gwent Levels, a landscape of international significance and home to a great diversity of wildlife. Nearby Magor Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a tranquil environment teeming with wildfowl and fauna. Step Inside:- - The quality of the conversion is evident throughout this property, which features a wealth of bespoke joinery, including oak exterior doors, interior ledge and brace oak doors, with traditional wrought iron door furniture and unpainted oak skirting boards throughout. In the four former cart archways, bespoke oak and glazed French doors are inset in glazed side panels. An attractive entrance hall, with a large hall cupboard, leads through to the living room, dining room and kitchen/diner. These rooms run along the back of the house and each features one or more of the cart archways. At the heart of this home is the recently refurbished, fitted kitchen, which has a light, bright feel. Shaker-style units incorporate a range of integrated appliances and there is a Range-style oven with a seven-ring propane gas hob with a stainless steel cooker hood over. There is room for a family dining table and an arched door opens directly to a decked area, perfect for outdoor dining. Off the kitchen is a compact utility room with a Belfast sink, access to a useful under stairs storage cupboard and a double glazed oak door to the front of the property. Both the kitchen and utility room have slate tiled floors. Next to the kitchen is a formal dining room, which features another of the arched doorways into the garden. This room and the adjoining living room have practical wood effect laminate flooring, as does the hallway. The spacious living room has a vaulted ceiling and features two arched doors into the garden. Arrow-slit windows in the end wall lend historic character and a freestanding multi-fuel stove forms a focal point. Off the entrance hallway is a downstairs WC with feature wood panelling. Stairs lead from the hallway to three bedrooms, which all enjoy lovely views. There is a double room with a fully-tiled ensuite shower room, whilst the principal bedroom and a further single room share use of a luxurious, fully-tiled Jack and Jill family bathroom. This has a door from the principal bedroom and from the landing. Both the double bedroom and the principal bedroom have built-in wardrobes. Outside - The property sits in delightful, landscaped, private gardens and enjoys lovely, rural surroundings, overlooking fields and paddocks belonging to a neighbouring livery. A large gravel driveway, providing parking for up to six cars, gives access to an oversized double garage, a block-built building faced with wood to give an agricultural appearance. The garage has loft space above and is used for storage as well as for cars. Subject to planning, it could be converted into annexe accommodation. The gardens include a level area of lawn divided from the neighbouring paddocks by post and rail fencing. The remainder of the garden is fully enclosed and comprises a further lawn, with shrub and flower borders retained by reclaimed stone from the site. There is a large patio area and a gate in a lovely old stone wall leads round to the decking and lawn at the back of the house. Two original stone sheds (one of them once an outside WC) provide garden storage. A wooden structure attached to the property houses the Geo Thermal heating unit. To take full advantage of the long distance views, they vendors have built a raised decking in one corner of their garden. "It has the best view in the whole place. You can see across to the Severn Estuary and the two Severn bridges." 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: - Parking - Garage - Garden

3 bd

Llanvair-Discoed

USD 1,507,278

USD 1,310,676

Nestled within a stunning rural setting, this historic home effortlessly combines over 500 years of history with a recent, high-end renovation to create a gorgeous dream country home. Hidden off a small, quiet country lane at the end of a long, meandering driveway, the handsome home has a welcoming ambience, inviting you to step inside its historic rooms lavished with restoration love and luxury additions. Outside there are approximately 6.5 acres of grounds to explore, where you will find a range of equestrian facilities including 10 stales and a 20m by 40m floodlit manège as well as the option to rent more acreage, and even the chance to create an extra dwelling or more accommodation by converting the outbuildings, subject to planning consent. The countryside views from the front are spectacular and the access to explore what you see is easy. Straight from the front door to the landscape, pathways take you into surrounding ancient woodland offering peaceful walks and rural rambles. Inside, the five-bed detached home is a mesmerising blend of old and new. The current living room is the core of the former farmhouse, boasting an original floor, impressive inglenook fireplace with bread oven, exposed beams, wood floor, and original stone staircase. The sizeable kitchen boasts a new, bespoke, traditional-style oak farmhouse kitchen with an Aga, island unit and pantry, and the joining dining area offers doors out to the garden terrace to be fully immersed in the panoramic views. The study at the rear could also be used as the fifth bedroom, and upstairs four character-packed bedrooms and three bathrooms wait to be discovered and admired. Hidden away an undulating rural landscape it feels like Garth Uchaf Farm is miles away from the world, but it is actually only a few miles from the popular village of Pontyclun, the sprawling retail park at Talbot Green and local schools, sports facilities, amenities and facilities such as Royal Glamorgan hospital, parks and walks, and places to socialise and eat, drink and be merry. Further afield is no problem too, with the M4 junction just a short drive away opening up the opportunity to commute for work or more social events towards Cardiff in one direction and Bridgend and Swansea in the other, with the glorious south Wales coastline and beaches never too far from the front door either. Step Inside:- - Step inside this handsome and historic home and it instantly wraps you in a welcoming warmth created from its 500 years of history and its abundance of impressive original features. The house has been lovingly renovated to respect and revive its history while adding tasteful and timeless features to create a perfect balance within a perfect home for modern family living. Original features such as beams and floors have been cherished and restored and this is most evident in the living room, the period core of the farmhouse that is steeped in centuries of history. Step inside this cosy yet spacious room and you'll be enveloped in features to adore, from the original floor below to the exposed beams above. In the corner the original stone staircase curves around the corner, tempting you to explore upstairs, but there's much to enjoy on the ground floor first. The stand out feature of the living room is surely the massive inglenook fireplace, complete with bread oven, that is so sizeable you can sit inside to warm your cold winter toes to the maximum next to the robust log burner that sits pride of place on a stone hearth. An abundance of comfy armchairs and squishy sofas can cluster around this incredible feature to share social gatherings. It's the place to effortlessly make memories that last for a lifetime as the chat and laughter continues long after the dying embers of the fire. Into the kitchen and it's a successful combination of timeless and tasteful design, soft countryside inspired shades, and hidden modern appliances, creating the perfect farmhouse kitchen for now and into the future. The cook will be in their element, with an Aga to support their feast creation, an abundance of oak worksurfaces, oodles of storage across the bespoke, oak kitchen units, plus a kitchen island as well as a feature much-hoped for by many buyers - a separate pantry. The kitchen is the heart of this lovely home, with the cook being kept company via the spacious, open-plan dining room in the added side extension. This bonus area also boast large French doors to the front terrace and those absorbing rural views, a seamless connection inside to outside that adds to this kitchen diner social hub. If you're working or quietly reading in the study, as well as being joined by mesmerising country views, you are cocooned in history as you work within this distinctive space once being used as a milking parlour. The house is as versatile as it is beautiful, with this third reception space easily able to adapt to a different function, such as a fifth bedroom. Throughout the house the current owners have spent 10 years creating the perfect balance of old and new and seamless flow between spaces supported by their chosen decor - natural materials such as wood, rattan, leather and stone, soft textures, fresh white walls mixed with gentle shades of grey. This attention to detail continues up the stairs to the first floor via either the original stone steps in the lounge or the more recent oak staircase in the large and spacious central hallway, where you will also find a handy cloakroom. The principal bedroom is an idyllic sanctuary, a double-height space that boasts exposed beams, and light and views cascading in through three windows as a gentle wake-up call every morning before stumbling into the luxury ensuite. There are four bedrooms, two ensuites and a family bathroom on this upper floor and all have been given care and thought when being renovated to produce spaces that can all boast their own character and personality, with the stunning views as a constant at each window. The bathroom is the perfect place where the owners' careful mix of old and new is in beautiful evidence - new oak flooring is crowned by a restored, roll-top bath dating back to the 1900s. Outside - Step outside into the surrounding 6.5 acres of land that begin with a long and winding driveway off the quiet country lane to the truly private handsome house that nestles into the undulating landscape. From the home's elevated position, the panoramic views are beautiful, cocooning the home in the most stunning of peaceful locations. There are terraces that hug the house as the hubs of any garden party, family BBQ or alfresco dining gathering, with the expansive view a constant and welcome member of the group, providing the most absorbing of backdrops. From a relaxed morning coffee listening to the soundtrack of birdsong right through to a late night drink under a starry, inky sky, the immediate garden is truly special, with the hot tub under a pergola is surely a popular spot with everyone, any time of the day or night or in any weather. But there is so much more to explore outside at this fabulous family home, and it includes impressive equestrian facilities that ensure the horses, as well as the humans, will be happy living there. There are approximately 6.5 acres of land, with the option of renting another 6.5, that boasts a 20m x 40m floodlit all-weather manège that has the most incredible, far-reaching views towards the Vale of Glamorgan. More exploring reveals 10 stables, with some currently being used as workshops, plus a range of paddocks and ample parking options for many guests as well as a multitude of vehicles including horseboxes, trailers and even lorries. Pathways and bridleways in the area provide enticing trips out into the beautiful countryside that cloaks the area in foliage, ancient woodland and a patchwork of fields. Back at the house, there are more options to develop the site even further via the stables and outbuildings, maybe even converting them into an extra dwelling, subject to planning consent. Alternatively, forget renovating work and grab a garden chair and a drink and immerse yourself in this truly idyllic location at this most amazing of country homes. Agents Note: There is a public footpath that runs from the bottom of the field, and behind the property and back up through the neighbours gate at the back. 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...

5 bd

Llanharan

USD 3,080,089

USD 2,359,217

New pricing for June 2024. A monumental home of national importance. Alltyrodyn Hall presents a distinguished opportunity for the fresh marketing of this architectural gem. This Grade II* listed manor house, a jewel in the crown of architectural heritage, has been revived by its present owners. Their efforts merge elegance with the splendour of Georgian architecture, creating a residence that not only pays homage to its historical past but also invites new owners seeking an extraordinary home and to continue the journey. Alltyrodyn, located in the peaceful setting of Capel Dewi, serves as a testament to the legacy of the Lloyd family, with origins dating back to the early 19th century. The estate’s story, however, starts even earlier, with records indicating a dwelling since the 17th century. The mansion retains several original features, including a remarkable window uncovered during restoration and a majestic oak fireplace from around 1600. These features, together with original slate floors, oak timbers, sash and stained-glass windows, and meticulously detailed coving, add to the home’s authentic charm. Thanks to the restoration efforts of the current owners, Alltyrodyn Mansion has transformed into a residence that combines historical grandeur with modern comfort. It includes advanced heating, plumbing, and safety systems, and the thoughtful addition of a lift offers potential commercial opportunities for new owners. Spanning three levels and covering an impressive 13,000sq ft, the mansion provides ample space for family living and entertaining. The grand entrance hall with its striking original fireplace leads to expansive ground-level spaces, including a library, bar area, formal dining room, drawing room, and a splendid ballroom. The kitchen and service rooms have been revived using traditional techniques, ensuring every corner resonates with history and convenience. The first-floor hosts eight bedrooms, including a luxurious master suite, with ample facilities to cater to the needs of a modern family. The versatility of the space ensures elegance and ease in accommodating every family member's needs, from playrooms to home offices. The second-floor attic space, previously comprising two self-contained apartments, adds further to the mansion’s vast potential. We warmly invite those seeking a home that encapsulates unparalleled elegance, rich history, and modern functionality to consider Alltyrodyn Mansion as the setting for their future memories. Let the doors of Alltyrodyn Hall open to a new chapter in your life and capture a special home in West Wales. Gardens, Grounds, and Outbuildings: Set within approximately 30 acres of estate grounds, with Grade II stables and a Coach House additionally, Alltyrodyn Mansion is accessed via a tree-lined private driveway. The expansive gardens feature a running walled garden and a historic Georgian Bath House, both also enjoying Grade II listed status. Surrounding Area: Nestled in the beautiful Clettwr valley, about a mile from the village of Rhydowen, Alltyrodyn Mansion offers life in one of Wales’ most tranquil locations. The university town of Lampeter lies 10 miles east, with easy connections to neighbouring villages and the Cardigan Bay shoreline, renowned resorts accessible within 30 minutes by car. Local educational facilities, including Ysgol Bro Teifi and other primary and secondary schools, are conveniently located within a 15-minute drive. Independent schools such as Nant-y-Cwm Steiner School in Clynderwen and Llandovery College are within an hour’s drive. NEGOTIATIONS: All interested parties are respectfully requested to negotiate directly with the Selling Agents. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS: On putting forward an offer to purchase, you will be required to produce adequate identification to prove your identity within the terms of the Money Laundering Regulations (MLR 2017 came into force on 26th June 2017). Appropriate examples include a Passport or Photographic Driving Licence and a recent Utility Bill. MORTGAGE SERVICES: If you require a mortgage, whether buying through Fine and Country West Wales or another agent, please contact us. Our in-house independent mortgage adviser has access to a wealth of mortgage products. Appointments can be arranged to suit your individual requirements. Should you decide to use the services of a mortgage broker, please note that we would expect to receive a referral fee of £250.00 from them for recommending you to them. SURVEY DEPARTMENT: If you are not buying through Fine and Country West Wales, consider letting our qualified surveyors inspect and report on the home you are buying before you complete the purchase. We can undertake RICS Home Surveys Level 1, Level 2 (survey only), and Level 2 (survey and valuation) to provide comments on any significant defects and items requiring repair. For further information, contact any of our offices. GROUD FLOOR Entrance Hall: 30'11" x 19'3" Drawing Room: 23'8" x 22'10" Living Room: 19'3" x 17'8" Inner Hall: 24'10" x 12'3" Dining Room: 32'8" x 20'10" Study: 15'6" x 11'5" Office: 15'6" x 11'8" Breakfast Room: 18'9" x 18'8" Kitchen: 13'1" x 9'5" Cold Store: 12'2" x 9'2" Utility Room: 7'2" x 5'10" Laundry: 18'8" x 16'7" Storage Room 1: 17'1" x 8'6" Patio: 17'1" x 5'11" Storage Room 2: 17'1" x 8'5" Storage Room 3: 17'1" x 8'5" Storage Room 4: 20'0" x 17'1" Storage Room 5: 19'4" x 15'6" Gym: 19'1" x 15'6" Bathroom: FIRST FLOOR Hall: 12'3" x 12'11" Bathroom 1: Principle Bedroom: 25'1" x 20'11" Bedroom 2: 24'6" x 19'3" Bedroom 3: 19'3" x 9'5" Bedroom 4: 24'3" x 14'1" Bedroom 5: 19'4" x 17'8" Bedroom 6: 16'11" x 15'6" Bathroom 2: Bedroom 7: 15'11" x 13'11" Sitting Room: 18'8" x 18'8" SECOND FLOOR Wet Room: Sitting Room: 25'2" x 9'8" Billiard Room: 25'1" x 20'0" Bedroom 8: 21'3" x 21'2" Bedroom 9: 21'3" x 9'5" W.C 16'7" x 6'5" Bedroom 10: 21'3" x 9'1" Bedroom 11: 21'3" x 9'1" Bedroom 12: 16'11" x 15'6" COURTYARD 38'10" x 37'5" STABLES GROUND FLOOR Entrance: 15'0" x 6'5" Hallway: 47'5" x 5'6" Stable 1: 11'1" x 9'6" Stable 2: 11'3" x 9'6" Stable 3: 11'8" x 9'6" Stable 4: 12'6" x 9'6" Stable 5: 15'0" x 10'11" Stable 6: 21'4" x 16'9" Stable 7: 21'4" x 16'9" Secondary Entrance: 12'11" x 7'7" Storage Room: 19'2" x 11'8" Garage: 26'7" x 19'2" STABLES FIRST FLOOR Landing: 7'4" x 7'1" Storage Room: 38'9" x 19'2" BASEMENT Cellar 1: 10'11" x 9'3" Wine Cellar: 15'5" x 13'5" Cellar 2: 20'2" x 12'3"

12 bd

Llandysul

USD 1,769,413

USD 1,408,977

Tump Farm is a substantial small farm with a delightful well-built 4 bed House, in excellent condition, with lovely gardens, considerable outbuildings and approx. 13 acres. There is further acreage available by separate negotiation totaling approx. 46 acres. In a secluded position having no near neighbours and enjoying spectacular views of the Wye Valley and Black Mountains, the house was re-built in 1902 and is mentioned in Kilvert's Diary. Description    The land is gently sloping, south facing and in good heart. It is less than 3 &# ... ; miles from the renowned book and festival town of Hay on Wye. The whole property has considerable versatile potential. The Outbuildings include: A renovated stone barn which has a large workbench and retains the old oak beams, ideal for conversion to single story living, with planning permission. It has lancet windows at the side and back, with a door opening onto a level garden at the rear. This barn could have a separate entrance onto the old access road to the property which is still used and could potentially be completed separate. .    Adjoining the main house are the much older stable and cow sheds, where planning permission was granted for a 3-bed annexe conversation some years ago. The main roof section has been completed retaining the old oak beams. As well as the property having the much older traditional buildings, very suitable for multi-generational living there are some relatively recent modern-day additions. Namely, a large portal framed barn in 2 main sections. The upper section was recently re-roofed and is approx. 100x60ft in 3 parts. The lower section 70x70ft is in 1 part. These buildings have considerable potential for a variety of uses including housing livestock, machinery and car storage, workshops or equestrian use, particularly as they open directly at the back onto a large flat area which could possibly accommodate a menage. .    There is an old orchard and pond, which could be fully restored, and the outline of the old kiln house and building, which was last lived in in the 1871 census. There is a good water supply, with a well and a recently installed borehole. Location    The village of Clyro is located approximately one and a half miles from Hay on Wye, Clyro itself offers a garage/shop, primary school, church, and with a village hall that has regular events including a pop-up pub, post office service and weekly caf&# ... ;. Hay-on-Wye has a wider range of facilities and includes a supermarket, doctors and dental surgeries, post office, library, etc. It also holds its famous Hay Festival of literature each year. Clyro is situated off the main A438 Hereford to Brecon Road providing good access to the surrounding countryside, renowned for its outstanding natural beauty and also providing many varied outdoor pursuits. Step Inside    The main door opens into the entrance hall with staircase providing access to the first floor. To the left is the dining room, a lovely bright room with a large sash window, stone fireplace with Jet Master open fire. To the right is the sitting room, a spacious room with stone fireplace and multi-fuel Jotul stove, large sash window. .    A door opens into a generous kitchen with a range of fitted wall and base units benefitting from integrated dishwasher, fridge, oven, four ring hob and extractor over. There is an oil-fired Aga, ample space for a dining room table and chairs from which you can sit and enjoy the fantastic views from the French doors that open out onto the patio area and large garden. To the right is the utility room with recess for white goods, worktop space and sink and drainer, back door to the rear garden and door to adjoining stable. To the left is the dairy/office, and door to a hallway that has downstairs cloakroom and side door. A further door off the kitchen opens through to the second staircase and store housing the boiler. .    The main staircase leads to the first-floor L shape landing with dual aspect windows letting in the natural light and also having the wonderful views and a further set of stairs leading back to the kitchen. There are four good sized light and airy bedrooms; three of which benefit from built in wardrobes. The spacious family bathroom is also on the first floor and has part tiled walls, W.C, pedestal hand basin, bath with power shower over. Step Outside    The property is approached by a private gravelled driveway which follows around to the parking area. The house is surrounded by immaculately presented gardens with a variety of mature trees, shrubs flowers and a vegetable patch. There is a patio area that leads out from the kitchen along with several seating areas, there is also a concrete shed. A stone barn sits below the house and could be developed subject to planning. To the rear of the barn is a grassed area that could potentially be a private garden. The property is being sold with approximately 14 acres of gently sloping, mainly south facing land with a private bore hole water supply and is bound by stock proof fences and mature hedgerows which has ample access from the drive and lane. There is private drainage via a septic tank and soak away. .    There are two very large steel portal framed agricultural building with concrete floors suitable for a variety of uses opening onto the large level area at the rear with access to the field. Adjoining the main house are the much older stone farm buildings with planning consent being granted over 30 years ago for a 3-bed annex, and it was then partly re-roofed. The field on the right when accessed from the gate in the lane, has the outline of the house and barn of the derelict Kiln buildings. There is also the remains of a pond which could be restored if desired, and the old orchard. AGENTS NOTES:    There is additional land available by separate negotiation.(up to 46 acres in total) Single Farm Payments are available by separate negotiation. MOBILE & INTERNET COVERAGE    Please refer to Ofcom by using the following link: ...

4 bd

Brecon

USD 2,293,683

Welcome to Glancellyn, a truly extraordinary opportunity near the village of Nantgaredig! Nestled within a picturesque rural landscape of the Tawe Valley, this spectacular small holding presents an idyllic 5-bedroom family home with breathtaking views overlooking the countryside, mature trees, and a beautiful private lake. Boasting an additional one-bedroom detached, self-contained cottage, this property is a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. With approximately 52.83 acres of land, 18 stables, a horse walker, sand arena, kennels, and various outbuildings, it offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those with an appreciation for both luxury and country living. If a rural paradise is what you desire, Glancellyn is the perfect choice. Let us delve deeper. Small country estate 5 bedroom luxury home 52 acres and stables Outbuildings Perfect Lifestyle home self contained 1 bed annex Description    Welcome to Glancellyn, a truly extraordinary opportunity near the village of Nantgaredig! Nestled within a picturesque rural landscape of the Tawe Valley, this spectacular small holding presents an idyllic 5-bedroom family home with breathtaking views overlooking the countryside, mature trees, and a beautiful private lake. Boasting an additional one-bedroom detached, self-contained cottage, this property is a perfect blend of elegance and functionality. With approximately 52.83 acres of land, 18 stables, a horse walker, sand arena, kennels, and various outbuildings, it offers an unparalleled lifestyle for those with an appreciation for both luxury and country living. If a rural paradise is what you desire, Glancellyn is the perfect choice. Let us delve deeper. Location    Nantgaredig, a locale rich in charm and natural beauty, offers a serene escape within the heart of the countryside. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush landscapes, residents of this idyllic area enjoy the tranquillity of rural living while being in close proximity to essential amenities. Within Nantgaredig itself, a local primary school provides an excellent educational foundation, while a nearby GP and pharmacy ensure convenient access to healthcare services, enhancing the overall appeal of this enchanting community. .    Conveniently situated midway between the vibrant market towns of Llandeilo and Carmarthen, Glancellyn offers easy accessibility. The home is strategically located within reach of popular destinations, such as Pembrey Country Park, Gower Peninsular and the picturesque Pembrokeshire coastal path, providing opportunities for enjoyable days out with loved ones. Additionally, the allure of Brecon beckons nearby. Furthermore, the convenience extends to education, with two popular private schools within easy reach, adding to the appeal of this well-positioned abode. .    Carmarthen, positioned just 8 miles away from Glancellyn, stands as a historic town steeped in Welsh heritage and contemporary vitality. Renowned as one of the oldest towns in Wales, Carmarthen boasts a charming blend of medieval architecture and modern amenities. Explore the bustling town centre, where vibrant markets, eclectic shops, and inviting eateries create a lively atmosphere. The town is rich in cultural significance, hosting events that celebrate its storied past. With the River Tywi gracefully meandering through its landscape, Carmarthen offers scenic riverside walks and picturesque views. Additionally, the convenience of a nearby train station and hospital adds to the practicality of this well-connected location. Approach    Approached down a private lane, you'll reach Glancellyn's gated driveway. The intercom system signals your arrival, and the enchanting surroundings beckon you towards the front door, enticing you further. Step Inside&# ... ; Entrance Hall    Upon entry to the home, you'll be embraced by the warmth and charm of this delightful home. The inviting atmosphere is complemented by slate-tiled flooring, vaulted ceilings, and abundant natural light streaming through numerous windows. This spacious area is perfect for storing outdoor gear and provides entry to both the boot room and central reception. Boot Room    The boot room, featuring slate-tiled flooring, storage units, a single stainless-steel sink, and a frosted window, offers practicality with ample storage space. Reception    An exceptional space! The focal point is the impressive inglenook fireplace with a superb multi-fuel burner. This area boasts slate-tiled flooring, distinctive wooden beams, inset shelving, and a delightful window seat framing a rear window. Access points from here lead to the kitchen/diner/breakfast room, the sitting room, and a step up to the inner hallway. Kitchen/Diner/Breakfast Room    Begin by discovering the remarkable kitchen/diner/breakfast room &# ... ; undeniably the heart of the home. Upon entering, the allure of oak-framed windows becomes apparent, providing breath-taking views of the lake, rural landscapes, and mature trees. Abundant natural light floods the space, fostering a warm and inviting ambiance. The charming limestone tiled flooring extends throughout, while the expansive vaulted ceiling is adorned with beautiful oak beams. .    In the kitchen area, a range of units crowned with granite worktops seamlessly integrates appliances, featuring a double Range Master porcelain sink, NEFF dishwasher, tall Hoover fridge, and a superb Everhot oven. Adding to its appeal, a coveted island provides extra storage, shelving, granite worktops, and a breakfast bar accommodating 3/4 stools. Within this beautiful space, you'll find plenty of room for a large dining set and a seating area that embraces the superb wood burner. This remarkable room is perfect for both socialising and unwinding, while enjoying the superb views. Pantry    Adjacent to the kitchen, there's a roomy pantry space equipped with additional wall and base units, a double porcelain sink with drainage, distinctive beams, slate flooring, a front window, and room for one under-the-counter appliance. Sitting Room    Return to the reception and step into the inviting sitting room. This delightful space features slate flooring, captivating beams, and a window with picturesque rural views. You'll find a fitted TV cabinet, a fireplace with current fitted shelving, and a distinctive lintel beam. Access to the rear lobby, leading to the first floor via a carpeted stairway, is also available from this room. Inner Hallway    The inner hallway, adorned with slate-tiled flooring and bathed in natural light from the halfway-up stairway feature window, serves as a central hub. It provides access to the study, lounge, WC, laundry room, and a carpeted stairway leading to the first floor. WC    Furnished with a WC, wash basin, extractor fan, and easy to clean laminate flooring. Laundry Room    The practical laundry room features wall and base storage units, a double stainless-steel sunken sink, a side window, vinyl flooring, ample storage space, room for one under-the-counter appliance, and space for three free-standing appliances. Study    The study, an essential room, benefits from dual aspect windows that create a beautifully bright working environment and an external door. Lounge    As you step up into the lounge, a cosy, bright, and inviting space unfolds. Dual aspect windows frame superb rural outlooks, while the focal point is the wow factor inglenook fireplace boasting an oil burner, slate hearth, and pine lintel. The ambiance is enhanced by double patio doors open to the side patio area, seamlessly connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces. Landing    Let us now journey to the first floor of this impressive home via the carpeted stairway. Upon arrival, you'll be welcomed by a carpeted landing providing access to all bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a doorway leading to the dressing room of bedroom two. Principal Bedroom with En-Suite    The principal bedroom, situated to the front of the home, is an enormous space that enjoys dual aspect windows and double glass doors leading to a sit-out balcony. Both features offer exceptional views of the grounds, private lake, and mature trees. The room is flooded with an abundance of natural light, complemented by carpet flooring, vaulted ceiling with feature beams, and an array of fitted wardrobes. The private en-suite is equipped with a WC, wash basin, fitted bath, shower cubicle, extractor fan, tiled flooring, part-panelled walls, inset shelving, and a side window. Bedroom Five    Bedroom five, a spacious double bedroom, features a side window offering impressive rural views. The room is adorned with carpeted flooring and enhanced by an exposed brick wall. Bedroom Four    Situated at the rear of the home, this double bedroom boasts dual aspect windows framing beautiful countryside views. The room is complemented by carpeted flooring and features an exposed brick wall. Family Bathroom    The lavish family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, feature free-standing bath, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, porcelain tiled flooring, travertine tiled walls, two windows, double door large airing cupboard with fitted shelving, and an additional cupboard housing the water tank. Bedroom Two with en-suite    Bedroom two is a generous, double bedroom featuring a front window that offers beautiful views. The room is carpeted and includes the added convenience of fitted double door sliding wardrobes. Additionally, it boasts a walk-in dressing room with hanging rails and shelving. For added privacy, this bedroom comes with a private en-suite, which...

5 bd

Carmarthen

USD 393,203

Nestled within the historic Grade II listed Clyne Castle, this splendid 2-bedroom apartment is surrounded by beautifully manicured gardens, cocooned by century-old trees. The apartment exudes brightness and airiness, showcasing charming original features and meticulous presentation. Situated in a prime location, it offers easy access to the famous Mumbles Promenade. This scenic promenade meanders along the waterfront, extending from Swansea Marina to the iconic Mumbles Pier, passing through the vibrant village of Mumbles. Here, you'll discover a plethora of activities, delightful ice cream parlours, and inviting cafes to name but a few. Clyne Castle's was originally constructed in 1791 by the esteemed landowner Richard Phillips, Clyne Castle has a storied history. Later acquired by the council in the 1950s, it briefly served as a residence for Swansea University students before undergoing a successful transformation into luxury apartments in 2003. Discovering 17 Clyne Castle in more detail… Approach After journeying along the Mumbles front you will arrive at the stately castle which is set behind secure and attractive wrought iron secure gates offering an imposing first impression. The property boasts ample resident parking, with two spaces allocated to 17 Clyne Castle, as well as guest parking, all set within immaculate grounds. To the right of this impressive castle, the entranceway beckons, ushering you into a well-maintained communal area and a staircase that ascends to the second floor, where this exceptional apartment awaits. Step Inside… Entrance/Hallway Upon entering, you step into a bright and welcoming space, laid with carpeting, and lit by spotlighting. The charming high ceiling, adorned with coving, features a skylight that allows natural light to flood the space. This central hub provides access to two bedrooms, a family bathroom, the generous kitchen/dining/living room, an airing cupboard, as well as an additional storage space, ensuring convenience and functionality within the home. Bedroom One with En-Suite Bedroom one is a generously sized space, offering carpeting underfoot, high ceilings adorned with coving, spotlighting and a window to the side frames lovely views of the castle and its grounds. This bedroom also has the pleasure of a private en-suite housing a WC, washbasin, shower cubicle, heated towel rail, a useful storage cupboard with a mirror, vinyl flooring, part tiled walls, and a partly frosted window to the side. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, a wash basin with storage underneath, a fitted bath with shower unit, heated towel rail, mirror with touch lighting and anti-mist, spotlighting, tiled flooring, and tiled walls. Bedroom Two/Sitting Room Another generous sized space with a window to the side, wonderful high ceilings adorned with coving, and spotlighting. This area has currently been used as a cosy sitting room but could be transformed into a versatile second bedroom, study or whatever suits your needs. Kitchen/Dining/Living Room In the heart of the home, the kitchen, dining, and living area offers a harmonious blend of comfort and functionality. Sunlight streams through dual aspect windows, providing captivating views of the castle and its surrounding grounds, while high ceilings with coving and spotlighting. The floor is thoughtfully covered in carpet or vinyl for both comfort and practicality. The kitchen area enjoys a range of wall and base units enhanced by feature lighting and granite countertops. Integrated appliances include a FRANKE single sink with drainage, a NEFF oven/grill, a NEFF 4-ring electric hob, a NEFF elevated extractor fan, and space for an under-counter appliance, in addition to a tall fridge/freezer, ensuring all your culinary needs are met. Here, you'll find ample space to accommodate a generous dining set and a cosy seating area, creating the perfect environment for entertaining guests or unwinding after a long day. Step Outside… Clyne Castle is wonderfully positioned in well-maintained communal gardens where you have an array of locations to listen to the sounds of nature. There is easy access into the enchanting Clyne Gardens offering a full array of exotic plants and rare blooms, acres of lawn and pathways that meander through the pleasant gardens leading down to the beach front. Local Area Mumbles is a 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. With beachside promenade that meanders along the coast with parks, cafés, and ice cream parlours en route. The village is popular with families due to the beautiful parks, award winning beaches, gardens, and excellent schools. Recently listed in The Sunday Times as ‘one of the best places to live’, Mumbles is known locally as the gateway to the Gower Peninsula which is the first ever designated area of natural outstanding beauty, with beautiful beaches, interesting coves to explore and breath-taking coastal walks. 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, theatres, and historic castles offering guided tours throughout the peak periods. With a centre celebrating the entire works of Dylan Thomas. Swansea Train Station offers a direct line to London and Cardiff International Airport is approximately 45-minute drive.   Additional Property Information Grade II listed Leasehold - Share of the Freehold 999 years from 01/01/2005 Maintenance Charge - Approx. £3200 pa Stone Construction Adopted Road Electric Central Heating Throughout Mains Drainage Features: - Garden - Parking

2 bd

Mumbles

USD 850,629

USD 806,066

New Pricing: Presenting an exceptional opportunity to acquire a versatile family home and smallholding spread across approximately now 5 acres of scenic West Wales landscape. This property features a beautifully preserved Welsh longhouse with an extension that includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, perfect for family living. In addition to its residential appeal, the property offers a profitable venture with an established holiday cottage known for excellent reviews, providing a steady income stream. There is also a converted barn that includes a studio annexe, enhancing the property's potential for holiday letting, and offering options for multi-generational living, pending the necessary planning permissions. The owners are now including an additional paddock to the rear of the garage which now gives new owners some additional Young Woodland with the property which also has pathways through it. This smallholding caters superbly to outdoor enthusiasts as well, boasting a spacious hay barn and a paddock with convenient roadside access. Interested parties are urged to view this property promptly to fully appreciate its value and offerings. Set in a tranquil rural location near Lampeter, the estate balances seclusion with easy access to local amenities. The main house melds historic charm with modern conveniences, outfitted with solar water and solar PV panels to ensure efficiency and sustainability. The property is not just a home but a lifestyle choice, featuring extensive grounds with well maintained gardens, raised beds, and a greenhouse — ideal for those who cherish the outdoors and self-sufficiency. The addition of a detached garage, versatile hay barn, and a recently updated entertainment area with a hot tub and welcoming patio spaces further enrich the living experience. With its current attractive pricing, this estate is perfectly positioned as an investment for those seeking a peaceful family home with the added bonus of a thriving holiday rental business and potential for adapting to multi-generational living needs. KITCHEN 12'2" x 9'8" Fitted kitchen with a range of wall and floor units with work surfaces over, composite 1 and 1/2 sink drainer unit with mixer tap and also the addition of an instant boiling water tap, fitted electric oven (not included) with a 5 ring gas hob with extractor hood over, Bespoke pantry cupboard, rear entrance door, slate flooring and radiator. RECEPTION HALL Half glazed front entrance door, red and black quarry tiled flooring, radiator, tongue and groove ceiling and Velux roof window. LIVING ROOM 12'7" x 12'8" Open fireplace having a cast iron multi fuel stove with oak mantle surround, T.V. point and two radiators. INNER HALL Radiator, access to loft space and Velux roof window. FAMILY BATHROOM Four piece suite comprising of a panelled bath, low level flush W.C., bidet, pedestal wash hand basin, chrome heated towel rail, oak flooring and bespoke fitted linen/laundry cupboard. SITTING ROOM 15'8" x 12'6" Enjoys the benefit of a solid fuel Rayburn Nouvelle Range that currently runs the hot water and heating alongside the oil boiler, large airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and immersion, red and black quarry tiled flooring throughout, original 'A' frame beams, access to loft space and upright radiator. BEDROOM TWO 10'6" x 7'5" Two radiators, two windows overlooking the rear cottage garden, pine flooring and fitted in-built wardrove (being easily removed). BEDROOM ONE 13'6" x 12'5" Two windows to the front, fitted wardrobe and desk/dressing table, access to the loft space via a drop down ladder, original beams and two radiators. BEDROOM THREE 15'3" x 10'9" Two radiators, two windows overlooking the cottage garden and pine flooring. BEDROOM FOUR 11'8" x 10'4" Radiator and access to loft space. SHOWER ROOM 10'3" x 6'8" Contemporary style suite with a walk-in shower cubicle with an in-built shelf, low level flush W.C., pedestal wash hand basin with shaver point, light and mirror, Antique style heated towel rail, plumbing and space for automatic washing machine and tumble dryer, tiled flooring. ** PANDY ANNEXE ** OPEN PLAN LIVING AREA 30'0" x 16'0" Double aspect windows to the front and rear, Velux roof window, staircase leading to the mezzanine floor, two radiators and wood pellet stove. MEZZANINE BEDROOM 16'0" x 8'0" SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle, low level flush W.C, pedestal wash hand basin, chrome heated towel rail. KITCHEN 15'3" x 10'2" Fitted kitchen with a range of floor units, stainless steel sink and drainer unit, electric oven, 4 ring gas hob, rear entrance door, access to the loft space. ** PANDY COTTAGE ** RECEPTION HALL Accessed via a half glazed front entrance door, pine flooring, radiator, airing cupboard with hot water cylinder and immersion. LIVING ROOM/BEDROOM 28'0" x 13'0" Currently as one large living area but could be sub divided to offer two separate compartments, with three radiators, rear entrance door to the decking area, Velux roof and double aspect windows. KITCHEN/DINER 13'6" x 9'5" Fitted cottage style kitchen with a range of wall and floor units with stainless steel 1 and 1/2 sink and drainer unit, electric oven, 4 ring gas hob with extractor hood over, tiled flooring, window overlooking the cottage garden. SHOWER ROOM Corner shower cubicle, low level flush W.C, pedestal wash hand basin, chrome heated towel rail, Velux roof window, radiator. OUTBUILDING 25'0" x 12'0" Of timber and corrugated iron construction, currently split into two compartments with double door and side entrance point. HAY BARN DOUBLE GARAGE SINGLE GARAGE 10'0" x 12'0" GARDEN VEGETABLE GARDEN LARGE GREENHOUSE 20'0" x 8'0" Of block construction with raised beds and automatic watering system. GREENHOUSE 10'0" x 8'0" HOT TUB JACUZZI AND PERGOLA Recently completed with a large stone patio and wooden pergola surround, providing a delightful outdoor entertaining area. THE LAND

4 bd

Lampeter

USD 1,146,842

USD 1,114,075

Welcome to Geranium Cottage - a picturesque equestrian haven nestled within approximately 4.37 acres of enchanting landscapes. This exquisite 4-bedroom, South-facing property is poised to fulfil every equestrian's dream, boasting expansive living areas, meticulously landscaped gardens, a convenient single garage, and two well-appointed stables. Adding to its allure, a spacious outbuilding awaits your creative vision. Moreover, the property presents a unique prospect, with the option to seamlessly transform a section of the residence into a self-contained annex or a charming holiday retreat, catering to your discerning preferences. Embrace the perfect blend of country living and endless possibilities at Geranium Cottage. Nestled within a tranquil rural setting, this classic Gower cottage, constructed from timeless slate and stone, carries a rich history believed to trace back to circa 1750. Meticulously enhanced over time with discerning additions, it once shared remarkable similarities with the renowned "Kennexstone Cottage," a historical testament now gracefully displayed at the National Museum of Wales in St. Fagins. Nestled within the desirable hamlet of Reynoldston, this charming locale boasts a standout gem - the popular bar and restaurant, The King Arthur. Its allure is further heightened by its enviable proximity to coastal paths, making it a coveted haven for families seeking a close-knit community feel. Within Reynoldston itself, convenience is at your doorstep with a local post office/shop and a well-connected bus service providing access to Gower's diverse offerings and even The City of Swansea. Here you also have easy access to a Doctor’s Surgery, chemist and popular primary/junior schools. Reynoldston's appeal is only surpassed by Gower's designation as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, enriched by its invaluable SSSI status. Nearby, the renowned national surfing hub of Llangennith beckons, while the landscape invites horse riding, leisurely walks, golfing, invigorating sea fishing, boating adventures, and the thrill of flying from Swansea Airport - just a glimpse of the abundant activities awaiting exploration. Let us explore this family home in more detail… Approach After a journey through the village of Reynoldston, you arrive at sweeping stone walls that guide you into Geranium Cottage. The stone chip driveway allows ample parking for multiple cars, and in addition to this, there is a single garage. Step Inside… Porch You are welcomed into Geranium Cottage through a stone porch adorned with a feature window, "granny seats," and a stunning stained glass front door that guides you into the home. Dining Room The dining room is full of character, featuring a window overlooking the garden, charming beams, and a carpeted floor. A wood burner takes centre stage, surrounded by stone and accented with slate and oak. Additional details include a bacon rack and an arched alcove. This room connects to the lounge, inner hallway, and carpeted stairway to the first floor, serving as a central hub. With ample room available, it becomes an ideal setting to accommodate a large dining set, creating the perfect space to socialise and entertain guests. Inner Hallway Navigate down the inner hallway, laid with vibrant terracotta tiles. From here, you'll have access to the dining kitchen, conservatory, and utility. Dining Kitchen The dining kitchen features terracotta tiles and is equipped with an array of wall and base units. These units offer a range of integrated appliances including a stainless-steel sink, Tricity Bendix oven and grill, Smeg dishwasher, under counter fridge, and Belling 4-ring gas hob with an elevated extractor fan. The space enjoys a windows to the side and conservatory, brightening the space. There's room for a breakfast table, and a feature stone archway leads to the breakfast room, ensuring easy movement within the area. Breakfast Room The breakfast room is a cosy retreat, adorned with charming feature beams and a carpeted floor. A window at the front offers delightful garden views, and a multi-fuel burner commands attention, embraced by a beautiful stone surround and complemented by a slate hearth and a feature oak mantle. Conservatory The conservatory features terracotta tiles and an array of windows allowing natural light, providing a seamless connection to the outdoors. From here you have access to the front and a stable door provides convenient access to the west-facing patio. A window into the kitchen offers a pleasing view and facilitates easy communication between the two areas. Utility The essential utility room features tiled flooring and additional wall & base units, providing ample extra storage. Within this space, there is a single stainless-steel sink with drainage, a Velux window, and room for two under-the-counter appliances, along with space for one free-standing appliance. Shower Room Connected to the utility room, you will discover a convenient ground floor toilet and ‘wet room’ shower room. Equipped with a WC, bidet, wash basin, shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, mirror with lighting, tiled flooring, tiled walls, and a Velux window. Lounge The lounge, a generous and south-facing room, is bathed in natural light. Two windows to the side and double patio doors to the front, flanked by windows, establish a wonderful connection with the outdoors. The room is generously sized and features carpeting, enhanced by a striking multi-fuel burner with a stone surround, slate hearth, and captivating ceiling beams. Additionally, this space offers lovely garden views and nestled in one corner is a carpeted stairway that guides you to bedroom one. Bedroom One with En-Suite Bedroom one features carpeted flooring and boasts three windows that provide a dual aspect with lovely garden and pasture views. The generous room is bright and airy, thanks to its vaulted ceilings adorned with distinctive feature beams. Bedroom one also has the pleasure of a private en-suite housing a WC, Heritage wash basin, electric shower, heated towel rail, lighting with shaving point, extractor fan, carpeted flooring, and tiled walls. Landing Returning to the dining room, ascend the carpeted stairway to reach the east side of the property. You'll find yourself on a carpeted landing that offers ample space for a desk, making it an ideal office workspace. From this point, you can access three double bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a convenient heated airing cupboard complete with fitted shelving. Bedroom Two Bedroom two, a spacious double, boasts carpeted flooring and offers garden views through the front window. Adding to its allure, this room features a dressing room complete with well-equipped fitted wardrobes featuring hanging rails and shelving. The dressing room also includes a wash basin with storage underneath, along with a carpeted floor and an additional front-facing window. Bedroom Three Bedroom three is located at the front of the property, featuring a window that offers charming garden views. The room is also laid with carpeted flooring. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is fully furnished with a Cottage suite including WC, a wash basin, Jacuzzi Bath, lighting with shaving point, extractor fan, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, and a frosted window to the rear. Bedroom Four Bedroom Four is a comfortable double room with carpeted flooring. It benefits from abundant natural light and offers views of the land through its dual aspect windows. The Barn The barn awaits transformation into a splendid annex or holiday let, offering exciting potential. Currently, it consists of a living area with units and a single stainless-steel sink, a wet room, and a bedroom. The infrastructure for water, sewerage, electricity, and heating is poised for reinstatement. With the possibility of extending upward, subject to planning, this space could evolve into a delightful two-bedroom accommodation, promising a wealth of possibilities. Step Outside… The grounds surrounding Geranium Cottage unfold as an expansive canvas, showcasing meticulously manicured gardens alongside four paddocks, totalling approximately 4.37 acres, with stock Holding Number and Commoner’s Rights on Cefn Bryn. Terraced to perfection, the garden is bordered by enchanting stone walls and features inviting patio and well-maintained lawned areas, adorned with mature shrubs. Throughout the landscape, mature fruit trees are thoughtfully scattered, while numerous seating areas offer tranquil spots to embrace the natural surroundings. This splendid garden also hosts a historic well from around 1750, as depicted on an old OS map, a substantial vegetable patch, a spacious greenhouse, soft fruit cage, a convenient garden shed, and a koi carp-adorned pond. Additionally, a versatile external storage cupboard stands accessible from both the front and rear, enhancing the practicality and allure of this outdoor haven. Single Garage & Two Stables Geranium Cottage offers the added advantage of a single garage and two stables, thoughtfully equipped with lighting and electric for your convenience. Pedestrian access to the stables can be gained from either the front or rear, facilitated by stable doors, while the garage provides entry through an up-and-over door. These amenities present an exceptional opportunity for equestrian enthusiasts, ensuring a ...

4 bd

Llanrhidian

USD 1,441,744

This stylish, detached, five-bedroom country home, designed to accommodate the needs of a growing family, enjoys a sought-after rural location on the edge of Llanvaches, with easy access to Chepstow, Newport and Cardiff. Set in gardens and grounds of nearly 4.5 acres, the well-planned living space along with the detached double garage boasts an impressive 3,500 sq ft. The equestrian facilities comprise a paddock and a stone-built stable block with three stables. It is being sold with no onward chain. Situated beneath Wentwood Forest, The Glenties is surrounded by beautiful countryside and enjoys outstanding views, towards the Severn Estuary, through the trees and up to Gray Hill, known for its ancient stone circle. It also benefits from a peaceful situation. When we moved here, "we couldn't believe how dark and quiet it was at night. All we could hear was owls." The handsome, 1930's-style property has been a much-loved family home since the owners converted it from a small farmhouse 48 years ago. "We brought up our four children here and we extended it to what it is today as our family grew. It has made a really good family home. The level lawns made a wonderful place for my children to play and now that I have grandchildren and great grandchildren, when they come on a Sunday it's a lovely, safe place for them to play, too." The paddock and the stables, which the owners also built, have further contributed to their lifestyle. "I had always wanted somewhere with land for animals. We bought baby lambs for the children and I kept goats. My daughter also had two horses here for 20 years and she used to ride them on the bridleways in Wentwood Forest." The largest ancient woodland in Wales, Wentwood Forest also provides walking and cycling opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. The Glenties is situated on the edge of the popular and friendly village of Llanvaches, which lies just north of the A48 road. Langstone Primary School is some 3.6 miles distant and the property is within easy reach of the schools and facilities in Caldicot (approximately 6 miles), in the market town of Chepstow (approximately 8 miles) and in the city of Newport, some 10 miles distant. Country pubs within a short drive of the property include the Rock & Fountain and The Woodland Tavern in nearby Llanvair Discoed. The property is ideally situated for commuters, benefitting from convenient access to the A48 and M4, bringing Bristol, Cardiff and Newport within easy reach. There is also good access to the A449 and M50 for travel to the Midlands. Step Inside:- - A pair of purpose-made, arched oak doors open into an outer hall, from which another attractive pair of part-glazed, arched oak doors lead into the welcoming reception hall. This leads through to the spacious farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room, situated at the rear of the house. "This has always been the hub of our home and there is a settee in there as well because everyone always gathers in the kitchen when I am cooking." The kitchen has high quality granite floor tiles and is fitted with a comprehensive range of hand-made pippy oak wall and base units, with a matching dresser and bookshelf. The base units have granite worktops and there is a double Belfast sink placed under the window, enjoying view over the side garden. There is a five-oven Aga, with a tiled splashback, set in an attractive purpose-built surround. At one end of the room, where there is space for a large family dining table, there is an inset wood effect gas fire. French doors from the dining area lead out to a wrap-around patio where there is a pergola, used for outdoor entertaining. Conveniently located off the kitchen there is a utility room, with bespoke Shaker-style cupboards and a purpose-built surround for an American-style fridge/freezer. There is an airing cupboard, under-counter space for a washing machine and tumble dryer and a door giving access to the back garden. The window overlooking the back garden has a black slate windowsill. At the front of the house are two spacious reception rooms. The elegant, formal dining room is flooded with light from a wide bay window to the front and two windows to the side. "It is wonderful for when everyone comes for Sunday lunch. At Christmas, it comfortably accommodates 16 people for sit-down dinner or about 30 people, more informally, on Boxing Day." The equally impressive lounge has two bay windows overlooking the front garden and features a decorative Victorian cast iron fireplace, bought from a reclamation yard. This hous.. At the rear of the property, there is a third reception room, which lends itself to a variety of uses and would make a comfortable study for working from home. It is currently a family lounge. "When my grandchildren visit, it is where they play and watch TV. When my children were teenagers we had a pool table in here and all their friends used to come and use it as a games room." This room enjoys lots of natural light from two windows, one of them a bay window, which both overlook the back gardens. Located at the back of the reception hall there is a downstairs WC. In the hall, there is also a useful storage cupboard. A staircase with oak spindles and an oak banister leads to a spacious first floor landing, where there is another storage cupboard. The landing leads to five generous double bedrooms, two with modern, well-fitted en-suite facilities. The lovely principal suite, at the rear of the property, has a window overlooking the garden and surrounding countryside as well as French doors opening to a Juliet balcony, which enjoys the same delightful outlook. There is a walk-in wardrobe and a modern, fully-tiled en-suite wet room, with a walk-in shower and a heated towel rail. At the front of the house, there is another bedroom which also benefits from an en-suite wet room, with a shower and heated ladder towel rail. This bedroom has a useful office area which could be turned into a dressing room. The three further bedrooms are all spacious, light and airy, with one having windows to three sides. They share a modern, fully-tiled family bathroom with a corner bath and a large walk-in shower. Outside - The property is accessed through electrically-operated wrought iron double gates with an intercom system. An extensive tarmac driveway provides ample parking and leads to a detached double garage, which has an electric up-and-over door. The garage is set back to the side of the house and has the potential to be converted into an annexe, subject to planning. The generous, level, lawned gardens which surround the house are designed for easy maintenance and feature beautiful established trees which include a walnut and horse chestnut. A paved patio, which wraps around the side and back of the house, provides wonderful space for outdoor dining, barbeques and entertaining and can be accessed directly from the kitchen/breakfast/dining space. A pergola, located on the patio, gives shade when needed. Established wisteria climbs up the back and side of the house and the patio is separated from the lawns by a low wall. In a far corner of the back lawn, there is a charming hexagonal summer house with a copper roof. The gardens are bordered on three sides by established hedging and the back garden is separated from the paddock by a post and rail fence. The paddock and stables, which can be accessed separately to the house, through a gate from Windmill Lane, are ideal for keeping horses or animals. 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

5 bd

Llanvair-Discoed

USD 557,037

Nestled overlooking the serene Towy estuary, this stunning new self built town house boasts three spacious bedrooms, a meticulously designed layout spanning across three floors with the addition of a lift. What really sets this home apart are the unparalleled and uninterrupted vistas of the picturesque Llansteffan castle and the breath-taking Llansteffan beach which can be enjoyed from this property. 18 Caradog Court is a true gem within a waterside development that has been thoughtfully designed. Here, amidst an array of newly built homes, you’ll find a residence that stands out for its unique charm and quality. Located a short stroll away from the beach where waterside pathways can be enjoyed for miles, the much loved village of Ferryside offers a range of local amenities and is situated minutes away from the popular train station creating great and regular links to major locations such as Swansea, Cardiff, Manchester and London. Let us explore this beautiful home in more detail… Approach: As you embark on a journey down the peaceful country lane leading to Ferryside, the approach to Caradog Court is nothing short of enchanting. Follow the gentle curve of the development and you’ll be greeted by the distinctive No.18. The moment you arrive, your eyes will be drawn to its striking, modern façade and its coveted position within this coastal haven. At the front of the property there is convenient off road parking, garage and even an E.V. charging point. Step inside… Entrance: Upon entering, you’ll find yourself in a bright and airy space adorned with oak flooring. Natural light floods in through the floor to ceiling frosted windows at the front creating an inviting ambiance. This spacious area also offers ample storage for coats and shoes along with a designated space for bicycles. Also on this level is a convenient access to a utility room, separate cloakroom, integral garage and stairway leading to the first floor as well as the unique feature of a lift that provides easy access to to the second floor. Utility & Separate Cloakroom/ W.C. Just off the entranceway, you’ll discover a practical utility room with tiled flooring, spotlighting and incorporating a single sink with drainage and storage underneath. Adjacent to this is a separate W.C. featuring a W.C., hand wash basin, tiled flooring, frosted window and spotlighting. Integral garage: No.18 offers the added convenience of an integral single garage that comes fully equipped with heating, lighting, electric facilities and a convenient roller shutter electric door for easy access. Ascending the carpeted stairway from the entranceway, you are led to an oak laid landing which leads to.. Bedroom Two: Bedroom two is a radiant haven, flooded with natural light and offering breath-taking castle and estuary views through its expansive front window. The room boasts carpeted flooring, spotlighting and includes a spacious storage cupboard for added convenience. From this room you can step out onto a large, private balcony via a full length sliding door which tiled flooring and a glass balustrade to enable full enjoyment of the remarkable vistas. The balcony is cleverly covered, ensuring enjoyment regardless of the weather. Jack & Jill Bathroom: The Jack & Jill bathroom serves both bedroom two and bedroom three, providing a comfortable and well appointed space. Inside, you’ll find a W.C. with a generously sized washbasin including storage underneath, a walk in shower, heated towel rail, spotlighting practical tiled flooring with partially tiled walls, extractor fan and a frosted window to the side of the property. Bedroom Three: Bedroom three offers another spacious and inviting space. It features a full length window with a sliding door granting access to a decked rear courtyard and infusing the room with natural light. The room is elegantly carpeted, lit by spotlighting and features a decorative part panelled wall. W.C. Also on this floor is the added comfort of an additional separate W.C. with washbasin incorporating storage. Here you will also find spotlighting, tiled flooring with partially tiled walls and a frosted window to the side. Open plan kitchen/breakfast/lounge: Ascending to the second floor, you’ll be welcomed into a truly spectacular open plan kitchen, breakfast and lounge area. This space is an ideal setting for relaxation or entertaining friends and family. Abundant natural light fills the room, courtesy of a rear patio door and a Juliet balcony. The breath-taking front panoramic views of the ever changing estuary with majestic castle is enjoyed to the full through a full length window. The flooring effortlessly combines both tiles and carpeting, creating a harmonious atmosphere accentuated but spotlighting. The kitchen area is a chefs dream, equipped with an array of wall and base units. It boasts integrated Zanussi appliances, including a fridge/freezer and an oven/grill with feature lighting and kick plinth ventilation. The kitchen also features a highly desirable island with extra storage, a Zanussi induction hob, an extractor fan, a Bosch dishwasher, a Quartz sink with drainage, an extendable tap with convenient touch pop-up power points and a speaker. The island further provides an Italian concrete breakfast bar with an additional breakfast bar offering further seating for four which beautifully completes this culinary haven. The lounge area exudes a cosy ambiance offering plenty of room for a generously sized seating arrangement. Within this space you’ll also find convenient access to the lift, a spacious storage cupboard and a feature window that provides a stylish connection to the hallway. Moreover, from this area, you can step out into the inviting and sizeable sit-out balcony which is beautifully adorned with tiled flooring and boasts a sleep glass balustrade, making it the perfect spot to enjoy the view. Master Suite: The upper floor is home to a luxurious master suite that promises exceptional views! Abundant natural light pours into this space through a generous front window with a sliding door opening onto a private sit-out balcony. This balcony feature tiled flooring with sleek glass balustrade, creating a serene and spacious outdoor retreat. Within the master suite you’ll find plush carpeted flooring, a striking vaulted ceiling adorned with spotlights and a generous storage cupboard. The dressing area offers ample room for all your essentials, complete with shelving and a wardrobe featuring fitted hanging rails. The master en-suite is a true delight, equipped with W.C., washbasin, fitted bath with double shower, a heated towel rail, inset shelving for convenience, fully tiled flooring and walls, an extractor fan, spotlighting and a Velux window. No.18 has been thoughtfully designed offering underfloor on the first three floor and a sprinkler system throughout. Step outside….. At the rear of the property, you’ll find a decked seating area as well as tiered sun deck with substantial woodland area providing the opportunity for your creative landscaping touch. Additionally, there is an external storage cupboard, ideal for stowing away outdoor equipment and essentials, providing you with all the conveniences of enjoying the out doors. Local Area Ferryside is an up and coming area with lots of rejuvenation projects completed and underway such as coffee shops, restaurant, pub, yacht club, sports/social club, seasonal farmers markets, lifeboat station and Three Rivers spa hotel which has a heated indoor swimming pool, spa, gym, restaurant and bar. There is a local ferry which provides regular transport to and from Llansteffan and also offers boat trips and coastal tours of the surrounding coastline including Laugharne. The local area boasts a good selection of nursery, primary and comprehensive schools of a very good standard with easy access and modern facilities. The local G.P. and medical surgery is three miles away in Kidwelly - which also has a range of shops, pubs, food outlets, Co-op supermarket and weekly farmers’ market. The nearest hospital is 11 miles away in Carmarthen. The property is minutes away from the train station which has excellent and regular links to major locations such as Swansea, Cardiff, Manchester and London. The village of Ferryside sits on the banks of the Towy overlooking the 3 Rivers Estuary. The rivers Towy, Taf and Gwendraeth form the 3 Rivers Estuary and the near coastline combines famous beaches such as Pendine Sands, Cefn Sidan Sands and Pembrey Country Park.   Additional Property Information New Build - 2023 Chain Free Freehold Electric Mains Water Mains Drainage Council Tax - TBD Features: - Garage - Parking - Lift

3 bd

Kidwelly

USD 1,277,909

USD 1,245,142

This beautiful extended four-bedroom cottage enjoys a semi-rural location in prestigious Began Road, on the edge of Old St Mellons, just a 20-minute drive from Cardiff city centre. A much-loved family home, the vendors have tastefully improved and enlarged it, from one of a pair of semi-detached, nineteenth century farmworkers' cottages, part of the Cefn Mably estate. "We bought it in 1999 and we have extended it twice since then, once in about 2002 and again in 2008/9. We didn't intend to stay as long as we have, but because it has been such a wonderful, semi-rural location to bring up a family, we ended up enlarging it as we needed more space. It's very quiet, very private and it has a big garden, perfect for football pitches and dens. It is a very social house, with a big kitchen and lots of party space for both adults and children." Cefn View sits in approximately one third of an acre of gardens, in an area which is popular with families, with St John's College independent co-educational day school within walking distance and St Mellons Church in Wales primary school also nearby. The quiet country lanes around the property are ideal for cycling and jogging and there are lovely walks in the area. It's a short stroll to the local pub the Cefn Mably Arms and there is the convenience of a farm shop at Cefn Mably Farm Park, also within walking distance. The area benefits from easy access to the M4, bringing Newport, Cardiff and Bristol within commuting distance and facilitating easy access to London, for those working from home there is the advantage of superfast Broadband. STEP INSIDE:- - The superbly presented accommodation combines traditional cottage charm with contemporary elegance. A lovely, welcoming entrance hallway with a central oak beam and slate flooring opens from a charming, oak framed entrance porch with reclaimed flagstone flooring. The characterful living room, in the original part of the house, has a spectacular brick-built open fireplace with an oak beam over and a reclaimed flagstone hearth, on which there sits a Villager log burning stove. The room has a central, painted beam. A large window overlooks the front of the property and at the rear, a glazed door opens to the dining room. On the wall next to this door, a feature has been made of an old bread oven door. The delightful dining room, part of the initial extension, has traditional flagstone flooring and two pairs of French doors opening to a gorgeous Italian-style rear patio. Natural light floods into the dining room from a Velux window in the roof. "It is a light and airy space, a bit like a garden room." From the dining room a door opens to an inner hallway, from which a wooden latch door leads to the stunning kitchen/diner in the newest part of the house. This room can also be accessed directly from the main hallway. The room is filled with natural light from two Velux rooflights, wooden double glazed windows to the front and side (with solid oak windowsills) and French doors. The kitchen is fitted with stylish bespoke hand-made base units painted in Farrow & Ball Worsted, under black granite worktops, incorporating a Belfast sink. There is an electric range-style cooker and an inbuilt dishwasher, plus space for an upright fridge/freezer. Contemporary grey slate tiles have been chosen for the flooring and the room features exposed painted ceiling beams and an open fireplace with an oak beam over and a slate and brick hearth. This houses a Villager wood burning stove. Easily accessible from the kitchen is a utility room with fitted wall and base units, a Belfast sink, grey slate flooring, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. There is also a useful walk-in larder, located off the back of the dining room. A stable door from the inner hallway gives access to the rear patio. Next to the utility room is a shower room and off the main entrance hallway there is a downstairs cloakroom. Stairs rise from the entrance hallway to a landing lit by a sun tunnel and a window to the front elevation. The landing showcases some of the exposed stonework of an original exterior wall. The superb principal bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and features oak beams. There is a window to the side elevation, with a deep oak window ledge. French doors open to a Juliet balcony which overlooks the back gardens. There is a stylish, modern ensuite bathroom, with a bath with a shower over and a washbasin on a purpose-built tiled pedestal. The three further double bedrooms include one in the original cottage, which has a lovely Victorian wrought iron fireplace. Another has a range of bespoke built-in furniture along one wall and the third is a charming room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed, painted roof trusses and two windows to the side of the house. These bedrooms share an attractive modern family bathroom, with a bath with a hand-held shower and a vanity basin on a wooden vanity unit. Outside - A wooden five bar gate leads from Began Road onto a gravelled area, with parking for at least four cars and giving access to a double garage clad in Welsh larch and with electric doors. To one side of the gravelled area are shrub borders and a feature well, built of reclaimed river stone. There is a log store alongside the garage. The lovely gardens are screened by high hedging, bamboo and large established trees, providing a private space to relax and enjoy the semi-rural surroundings. The gardens have been fenced to make them safe for the vendors' dog. There are views from the front of the property over open fields and from the back, the house looks over nursery greenhouses towards the Cefn Mably estate. Lying to the side of the house is a level lawned area, featuring mature shrubs, such as hydrangeas and a variety of trees, including fruit trees, eucalyptus and several pretty magnolias. "The lawn is on the southern side of the house and it is a sunny spot to sit out in the daytime. In the evenings the sun moves round to the back of the house where the courtyard garden is and that makes a sheltered sun trap for a sundowner." The Italian-style, paved courtyard is sheltered by a wooden pergola with wisteria growing over it. It can be accessed from the French doors from the dining room and makes a wonderful outdoor dining and entertaining space. 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

4 bd

Rumney

USD 1,310,676

With the most awe-inspiring coastal and countryside views, in a glorious area of natural beauty, set in an elevated position and nestled within 7 ½ acres lies the ‘truly enchanting’ Erwan Fach. Offering the opportunity of an idyllic lifestyle, Erwan Fach, originating from 1733, has enjoyed significant, careful and considered restoration by the current owners to become the beautiful period home it is today. This picturesque haven has thoughtful inspired personal touches throughout and offers modern luxury living in a comfortable and easy style. With open layouts making the most of the abundant natural light, a relaxing ambience is created in each and every room. An inviting entrance hallway takes you into a sumptuous sitting room with stunning log burner for those cosy evenings, leading through to the sunroom with expansive bi-fold doors allowing an incredible view of the bay. There is a spacious decked area for ‘al fresco’ entertaining which looks out over the enclosed garden and those superb views and sunsets. The kitchen is well appointed with integrated appliances and has been designed to provide a light, practical space with a luxury feel. The dining area has ample room for many guests and therefore this open plan kitchen/dining area is ideal for either formal entertaining or relaxed family dining. Leading from the kitchen is a convenient utility room and walk-in shower room with WC. There is access from here to the enclosed rear garden. On the first floor there are three comfortable and spacious bedrooms. The principal bedroom has a high vaulted ceiling including a skylight allowing the room to be filled with natural light. There is also an ensuite shower room. A luxurious family bathroom includes a raised free-standing bath with garden and sea views. It is furnished with his and hers double basin vanity unit and a large walk-in shower cubicle. There are two further double/twin bedrooms on the second floor which are currently used as studies. Externally the grounds are enchanting and with the land wrapping round the house, you feel beckoned outside to take in the glorious vistas and uninterrupted views, along with a separate paddock and two meadows offering a wildlife haven. Erwan Fach also provides an opportunity for the new owners to re-develop and create a new functional space with two barns and workshop ripe for conversion (STP). Erwan Fach offers tranquility and privacy with the benefit of the gorgeous seaside village of Llangrannog only a couple of miles away. A few miles along the coast is the popular coastal holiday resort of New Quay and the picturesque Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron just beyond. The market town of Cardigan with many shops and facilities is just a half an hour drive away. Erwan Fach beckons as more than a home; it is an invitation to embrace the beauty of nature, tranquility, and a life of cherished moments. NEGOTIATIONS All interested parties are respectfully requested to negotiate directly with the Selling Agents. MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS On putting forward an offer to purchase you will be required to produce adequate identification to prove your identity within the terms of the Money Laundering Regulations (MLR 2017 came into force 26th June 2017). Appropriate examples: Passport or Photographic Driving Licence and a recent Utility Bill. MORTGAGE SERVICES if you require a Mortgage, (whether buying through Fine and Country West Wales or any other agent), then please get in touch. We have an in-house independent mortgage adviser who has access to a wealth of mortgage products. Appointments can be arranged to suit your individual requirements. Should you decide to use the services of a mortgage broker, you should know that we would expect to receive a referral fee of £250.00 from them for recommending you to them. SURVEY DEPARTMENT if you are not buying through Fine and Country West Wales then why not let our qualified surveyors inspect and report on the home you are buying before you complete the purchase. We can undertake RICS Home Surveys Level 1, Level 2 (survey only), and Level 2 (survey and valuation) these will provide a comment on any significant defects and items requiring repair. For further information contact any of our offices.

5 bd

Llangranog

USD 1,048,541

USD 1,015,774

Slade Farm is a delightful country residence nestled in 7 acres of serene countryside, boasting a three-bedroom farmhouse, a one-bedroom annexe dubbed ‘The Dovecote’, and a charming three-bedroom detached cottage named ‘The Swallows’. The existing planning consent provides for enhancements including a double garage, drying/utility room, and a log store at the front left of the property, along with promising prospects for converting additional outbuildings, subject to necessary permissions. Privately tucked away, yet remarkably close to the vibrant Manorbier village, this property offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in the richness of coastal Welsh life. Renowned for its historic castle and pristine beach, Manorbier beckons with its picturesque surroundings and a community that embodies both tranquillity and vibrancy. The central dwelling, a three-bedroom home with origins in the 18th Century, stands as a testament to versatile living possibilities, providing an ideal setting for multigenerational families, holiday letting ventures, or a tranquil home office setup. Adjacent to it, ‘The Dovecote’ serves as a flexible space, with options for integration with the main house or use as a self-contained unit. Meanwhile, 'The Swallows' presents a fantastic prospect for holiday letting, promising guests a stay that is both comfortable and immersed in nature. Positioned in this coveted area, this property promises a lifestyle steeped in natural beauty and convenience. Prospective buyers will be enamoured by the mature gardens and the abundant wildlife, with horses gracing the neighbouring fields, adding to the charm that this estate offers. Ample parking facilities further enhance the practical aspects of this home. A visit to this unique property is highly recommended to fully appreciate its potential and the manifold attractions of the Manorbier area.

7 bd

Tenby

USD 1,127,181

USD 1,100,968

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial 4 bedroom Grade II listed period house set in 3.5 acres to include stables and useful outbuilding just 1/2 miles from Brecon Town. The period home enjoys superb views over town to the Brecon Beacons mountain range. Fantastic edge of town farmhouse 3 acres of gardens and grounds 4 bedroom house Stables and stone outbuilding Many period feature Description    Conveniently situated just half a mile from the edge of Brecon town is this beautifully positioned Grade II listed farmhouse, standing in generous gardens with 2 paddocks, stables and a useful outbuilding.    This mid to late 19th century farmhouse was built for the Marquis of Camden, forming part of his Breconshire estate. The house provides generous accommodation with scope for some improvement, it enjoys two large principle living rooms with great views over Brecon to the Brecon Beacon Mountain Range beyond. At first floor are 4 good sized bedrooms plus a further attic space offering further potential. Standing in generous south facing gardens the house is ideal for a keen gardener. It is also complimented with two paddocks making the property perfect for those who want to keep livestock or a few ponies. Location    The property sits in an enviable location just outside Brecon town boundary enjoying the benefits of a rural lifestyle with the convenience of the towns amenities on your doorstep. A particular feature of this lovely property are the fantastic views over farmland to the Brecon Beacons Mountain Range that sits majestically over the southern fringes of Brecon town. Brecon offers a great choice of shopping to include several supermarkets, convenience stores, coffee shops etc. There are a choice of primary schools, a secondary school and the well-known private school - Christ College. The surrounding area is known for the wonderful scenery and outdoor pursuits. There are many public footpaths for those who enjoy exploring the area on foot, alternatively there are horse riding and cycling opportunities for the more adventurous. Walk Inside    A classic front door with fanlight over opens into a spacious period entrance hall with an attractive staircase leading to the first floor. To either side are two traditional reception rooms approached via period doors; to the left is the sitting room having a tiled fire surround and dual aspect windows both with window shutters. Whilst to the left of the main hall is a second, nicely proportioned living room with a traditional fire surround with open grate, a recessed cupboard and dual aspect windows both with window shutters. To the rear of the hallway is access to the study with a built-in cupboard and understairs cupboard. The kitchen comprises of a spacious room with a natural stone feature wall, recessed fireplace with fitted aga and a range of fitted floor and wall units including a built-in oven and hob, one and half bowl sink, window to the side and to the rear together with a secondary staircase which leads to the first floor. Beyond the kitchen is the utility room having a further range of cupboards and tiled flooring, shower room and a rear boot room. First Floor    Heading to the first floor and off the half landing is a double bedroom which is located to the rear of the house. A further small flight of stairs leads to the main landing area, off which are three further good-sized bedrooms each having a South facing aspect. The larger master bedroom having dual aspect windows with views over the local farmland to the Brecon Beacons Mountain Range. An inner hallway at the top of the secondary staircase provides access to the family bathroom which comprises of a white suite to include panelled bath, low level wc, wash basin and a shower cubicle. There is also attic space ideal for storage or potential for further residential use. Outside    Immediately surrounding the house are the gardens which include a large, paved patio with raised decking seating area, large areas of lawn intersected with mature trees and bushes and an extremely useful portal frame building ideal for garaging, storage, or a workshop. An external stone staircase leads down to the vaulted cellar offering great potential as a games room or further domestic storage. Alongside the gardens is a pony paddock, surrounded by hedging with a rail wooden fence with two stables and a tack room. Whilst alongside is a further paddock of approximately 2.5 acres, ideal for livestock.

4 bd

Brecon

USD 2,293,683

This magnificent, Grade II listed family home sits in private, part-walled gardens in a Conservation Area at the historic heart of the desirable village of St Arvans, at the gateway to the beautiful Wye Valley. St Arvans Court is an attractive and exceptionally well-presented property, which benefits from three elegant reception rooms, a large, recently fitted family kitchen with a charming breakfast/dining area, seven bedrooms, a home office and a gym with a sauna. The historic house is thought to be Jacobean in origin, with an imposing Georgian addition at the front. It is remarkable for its lovely period features, which include a balcony along the full length of the back of the house and a unique circular sitting room at the front. Other classic detailing includes dado rails, cornicing, some original shutters, some pretty cast iron bedroom fireplaces and traditional cast iron radiators. Charming traditional features in the oldest part of the property include an open stone fireplace and exposed beams. The lovely property has been home to the vendors for the past 25 years and in that time they have lovingly refurbished, modernised and maintained it. It's a special house and has made an absolutely perfect family home. It is peaceful and has a real warmth about it. When we first viewed it, the children loved it, particularly the two attic bedrooms, which they claimed as theirs. The vendors were also attracted to the area, which is very popular with families. St. Arvans is a charming village, situated in the Lower Wye Valley, in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by beautiful scenery and wildlife, it's a good base for those who enjoy walking, cycling and other outdoor pursuits. It's also a friendly place with a strong sense of community. The Memorial Hall hosts a busy calendar of events and village facilities include a pub, church, day nursery and two playing fields. Only two miles away, in Chepstow, there are schools, further leisure facilities, a range of independent shops, cafes and restaurants, supermarkets and an M&S Foodhall. This lovely ancient market town is the site of Chepstow Castle, reputedly the earliest stone-built Norman stronghold. Chepstow racecourse is within walking distance of St Arvans and there are golf and leisure facilities at nearby St Pierre Golf & Country Club. From the village, it's only three and a half miles to the Severn Bridge and to the motorway network, bringing Bristol, Newport and Cardiff within easy reach. There are regular trains to London from Bristol Parkway and international flights from Bristol and Cardiff airports. Step Inside:- - The house is rendered and painted, with Welsh slate roofs. It has an attractive, symmetrical facade with sash windows with decorative dripmoulds over. There is a grand, central entrance porch with a front door with pretty leaded panes set below a leaded fanlight. The welcoming entrance hallway has tessellated tiled flooring and an attractive ceiling arch. Solid wood doors open from either side of the hallway to the two elegant, high ceilinged reception rooms which both have sash windows (with their original shutters) overlooking the front of the property. One of these rooms is the gorgeous, circular sitting room, which has two large alcoves either side of an attractive fireplace, housing a wood burning stove. The round room is my favourite place in the winter because it is so cosy and tranquil in there. It is a perfect place to cuddle up on the sofa in front of the log burner. Across the hallway, the second reception room, used as a formal dining room, is perfect for dinner parties and Christmas entertaining. In a similar style to the sitting room, at one end of the room there are two large alcoves with decorative plasterwork in a semi-circular wall, framing a feature fireplace. One alcove houses a purpose-built dresser. In the other there is an intriguing, revolving dumb waiter, which connects with the kitchen. I can't say we have ever used it but it is an unusual feature to have! The kitchen/breakfast room is in the original Jacobean part of the house, at the back of the property, where lower, beamed ceilings lend the rooms traditional character and charm. The stylish, recently refitted kitchen features a range of contemporary, pebble grey units, quartz worksurfaces, splashbacks and upstands, Mandarin Stone porcelain floor tiles and a traditional Belfast sink. The well-planned kitchen includes a large island, plenty of cupboard and drawer space, a comprehensive range of inbuilt appliances and a large larder cupboard. There is a two-oven, oil-fired Aga as well as a separate cooker and hob. A door from the kitchen opens to a side porch which leads to a patio at the side of the house, used for outdoor dining and entertaining. The kitchen leads through to a large breakfast/dining area with three exposed ceiling beams and an impressive stone fireplace, with an oak beam over, housing a huge wood burning stove on a flagstone hearth. With the Aga at one end and the big log burner at the other, this room is really warm and cosy. From the breakfast/dining area, there is a door to the back garden and to one side of the fireplace, five steps lead up to a fitted utility room, with a Belfast sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. This room is in a modern, single storey extension at the side of the house, which could be converted into an annexe if required. A door from the utility room leads through to a study/home office with a large window overlooking the garden as well as a door to the outside. I chose this as my home office because it is quiet and away from the main house and it was an ideal place to work from home, without being disturbed. Beyond the study is a home gym with a sauna, whilst in this extension there is also an integrated single garage, with a courtesy door into the utility room. The downstairs accommodation is completed by a WC situated off the porch to the side of the kitchen. From the entrance hallway a Georgian staircase with turned spindles and a mahogany handrail leads up to a first-floor family living room, which has two sets of French doors to the balcony running along the back of the house. On warm evenings, it is lovely to throw them open to the balcony it brings the outside in. The room has traditional oak flooring and a fireplace with a decorative wood surround housing a wood burning stove. There are also three bedrooms on this floor, including the principal suite, a light and airy space with two sash windows to the front of the property and an arched window to the side. There's a dressing area and a modern ensuite with a contemporary free-standing bath and a steam shower. Also overlooking the front of the house is a double guest bedroom which features a charming cast iron fireplace. At the back of the house, with French doors to the balcony, there is a further double bedroom which has a door to the Jack and Jill family bathroom, also accessible from the hallway. Stairs lead up to a second floor, where, on a half landing, there is a door to a two-bedroom, self-contained apartment, which has its own private access up a metal staircase from the outside. Ideal as separate space for grandparents or grown-up children, the vendors have mainly used it as part of their main accommodation. It was useful having two kitchens when the children were teenagers and entertaining their friends. The stairs lead on up to the two delightful double bedrooms in the attic, both with the A-frame exposed. These are the rooms the children fell in love with. One room has a charming curved window and a door to ample hanging and storage space in the eaves. The other has a porthole window. The rooms share a modern bathroom. Running underneath the front of the house, accessed from the garden or from steps down from the breakfast area, here is a barrel-roofed cellar with a flagstone floor, used for storage. Outside - The house stands in gardens of 0.80 acres, enclosed by an old stone wall on three sides and a tall hedge on the other, providing privacy. One of the beauties of the house is that it is in the village, with houses all around, but it is private and quite quiet. The property is accessed through a pair of wooden gates set in the stone wall. A driveway leads to ample parking in front of the property and then on round to the single garage at the side of the house. There is a mature Wellingtonia at the front of the house and a recently planted rare deciduous Sequoia. There is a large area of lawn at the back of the house and a sheltered patio to one side, perfect for summer barbeques and for a hot tub. An arbour half way up the garden is a lovely place to enjoy the last of the sun. A lavender bed borders a flagstone area under the balcony. An area of garden at the side of the property has been fenced off and contains a raised vegetable bed. It's a perfect-sized garden, completely safe for the dogs. When the children were growing up, the house was always full of their friends. It was fantastic for parties and the garden was a magnet for them all. 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...

7 bd

Saint Arvans

USD 1,041,988

USD 910,920

As its name implies The Granary is one of a number of beautifully converted properties in an enclave of historical farm buildings nestling in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the hamlet of Bowcombe; a place even mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The property offers wonderful rural views and was originally converted in the early 1990s. It sits in about half an acre of grounds and includes the main house, as well as the original Granary – an additional detached building that is ideal for visiting family, guests or adult children and a separate building that is currently in use as a large double garage and workshop. This has been boarded out ready for conversion into additional living areas or offices, subject to the appropriate planning permissions.   The property is set well back from the road and approached through an impressive brick pillared entrance and a block paved driveway flanked by a front lawn and shrub borders leading to the garage complex. There is a brick path and steps to the main house and as well as the original granary with its vintage staddle stones. The front door of the house opens into a spacious reception hall that includes a cloakroom and storage cupboards. The hall exudes character and charm with its tiled floor, feature brick wall, central staircase and wood framed and multi-pane French doors to the lounge and also to the kitchen/diner.   Charming features continue as you walk into the dual aspect lounge and see the exposed beams and attractive brick fireplace with a log burning stove as well as French doors to the garden room and the kitchen/diner. While the exposed beams may continue through to the kitchen/diner, the kitchen design is more contemporary with a modern cooker inset into a brick recess and a raft of shaker style white units housing a fridge freezer and dishwasher as well as leaving space for a table and chairs.   A stunning garden room spans virtually the whole width of the property and makes a superb summer sitting/dining room. With windows and French doors on three sides it provides wonderful views across the rear garden and beyond. It leads to a spacious decked terrace where you can enjoy al fresco dining while taking in the gorgeous countryside views.   Upstairs there is a light and bright galleried landing that overlooks the front hall and has a partially vaulted ceiling with Velux windows and exposed beams. It leads to the family bathroom and four double bedrooms including two with vaulted ceilings and fitted cupboards and the main bedroom with its en suite shower room.   The original Granary is a real charmer with its staddle stones and attractive front door on the outside and a delightful open plan and vaulted ceiling living space on the inside. This has exposed beams, a spiral staircase to the mezzanine bedroom, a kitchen area and access to the shower room. As well as the terrace and front lawns the garden includes a large rear lawn, flower borders and mature trees, a greenhouse and workshop as well as a charming seating area near the end of the garden that backs onto farmland.   Features: - Garage - Parking

5 bd

Newport