USD 768,930

USD 762,522

If you imagine the perfect, pretty stone cottage nestled within a popular coastal town along a quiet little street, bursting with character and memorable features, then Sunnyside is that property in reality. The attractive, detached house is perfectly symmetrical, with a canopy of roses cocooning the front door and offering a carpet of cobblestones with space for off-road parking; utterly charming. It's not a surprise to discover that the current owner has enjoyed calling Sunnyside their home for over 36 years. Outside the L-shaped private garden offers a cosy corner in the front garden boasting town views as an enticing spot to enjoy alfresco dining. Round to the rear garden and a sunken patio that hugs the house explains its name; drenched in sunshine this sociable area is happy to host the whole family or friends around a large table to make lifelong happy memories, plus a good sized garden laid to lawn. Inside, the much-loved home oozes character with an abundance of features to find and delight, from exposed stone walls and ceiling beams to fireplaces and stained glass doors.The three reception rooms offer a choice for social gatherings and quieter cosy spaces - a large lounge, a more intimate snug or study, and a spacious formal dining room that opens out onto the garden. There's a country-style kitchen diner and utility, two bathrooms, three four double bedrooms and a good size single bedroom that, when combined, create the perfect family home tucked away on a peaceful street in one of Wales' most popular coastal towns. The historic Llantwit Major is an idyllic place to call home, boasting a unique collection of visually engaging mainly period properties along its quaint roads that includes an ancient castle and a mediaeval church. The town is the gateway to the gorgeous 14 miles of the world famous Glamorgan Heritage Coast, offering idyllic and uplifting walks along footpaths to the beach and there's an abundance of coves and bays to discover too. The beautiful surrounding countryside is peppered with country pubs and opportunities to walk, ride, hike, bike and surf, as well as historic houses and castles to explore including Dyffryn Gardens and St Donats. In the town there are five pubs, take aways, churches, shops, schools and sports clubs plus the local facilities and amenities in and around the location that you would expect within a thriving, established town. Although Llantwit Major feels semi-rural, offering a pocket of picturesque and peaceful living, it is also easily commutable, via the local train station, to Cardiff and all the shopping, socialising and further travel connections the Welsh capital offers. There are also good road links to the M4. Just over 5 miles away is the charming market town of Cowbridge, another historic location that can easily tempt a visit to its independent shops, cafes and pubs and Penarth is just a short drive away offering more choice, but Sunnyside in sunny Llantwit Major will always be the best welcome home. STEP INSIDE: - Step inside Sunnyside and the character promised by the charming stone facade of this gorgeous house that dates back to the early 1800s is completely delivered. It's not a surprise to discover that the house has never been on the market and the current owner has enjoyed living at this very special home for over 36 years. The front door offers direct access into a welcoming lounge that instantly cocoons you with character, from the ceiling beams to the exposed stone walls. A log burner nestles into one wall, offering an inviting place to cluster around during the colder months and ensuring that this space always has a cosy ambience that instantly hugs you with warmth. It's a space where people gather, where people enjoy relaxing and chatting, or maybe stealing a few moments in solitude, gazing out of the window or getting lost within a good book while snuggling into an armchair. Adjacent to the lounge is an even cosier space, a snug that boasts its own period fireplace that can tempt you inside and easily convince you to linger. It's a versatile space that can be a peaceful study, home office, children's playroom, or even a ground floor bedroom if required as there is a shower room located right next to it. Past the shower room, the lounge flows into a formal dining room which is a generous size, sweeping across the width of the house and also connecting directly to the garden's sunny patio via a set of French doors. From busy school day breakfasts to late night dinner parties, and everything in between, this dining room is a social hub that can host it all. Past a handy utility room gets you into the rear of the house where the kitchen breakfast room is waiting to be discovered. Offering a classic country-style via solid wood kitchen units and Belfast sink, and a double-height ceiling that fills the room with light and a sense of space, it's another inviting place to be. As well as offering a social dining table for sharing more informal mealtimes, the kitchen happily adds a charming exposed stone wall and stripped wooden floors to its character, as well as a surprise but welcome log burner to add to the relaxed ambience. As you wander through this lovely cottage there are charming features to spot throughout; stained glass doors, tiny windows framed by robust stones and crown with a wooden lintel, old panelled doors with delightful metal latches are just some of the highlights. Back into the lounge to find the stairs to explore the first floor. As you climb you are accompanied by a stone wall that oozes history and character that is complemented by a stone archway that leads you along the landing towards one wing of the upper floor. The delightful family bathroom echoes and complements the character that flows throughout this enchanting home, boasting a roll-top bath and vintage style fixtures and fittings that includes wood panels, stripped wooden floor, and a wall mounted flush. It's a space that is calling to offer you a hot relaxing bath at the end of a busy day or a place to enjoy brushing your teeth with a view of the stars from the window. The cottage has four bedrooms with their own special view of the garden and the town that you won't mind waking up to, even on a Monday morning. Three of the bedrooms can boast built-in storage plus all have ample space for more bedroom furniture to keep these slumber spaces organised and clutter free to promote restful sleep. VENDOR INSIGHT:- - "Sunnyside has been our beloved home since 1988, a place that's seen its fair share of history and family memories. When I first came across it it needed modernisation, due to it having been in the same family for generations. Built way back in the 1800s, it's a time capsule of the area's past, with little reminders everywhere, like saintly plaques on the streets and even an old penny I found hidden in the plaster during renovations. Over the years, I've put my heart into sympathetically modernising Sunnyside, always keeping its original charm in mind. From tasteful decor to thoughtful extensions, I've tried to stay true to its character while making it a comfy and cosy space for my family. The garden offers a lovely sheltered patio area which naturally makes for a great entertaining space. Speaking of entertaining, Sunnyside really comes alive at Christmas and looks lovely with traditional decorations of wreaths and pine garlands. What drew me to Sunnyside in the first place was its sheer prettiness and the convenience of its location. I was on the hunt for a place with character, close to Cardiff and other amenities, but still with that small-town feeling. And Llantwit Major didn't disappoint. The neighbours are a fantastic bunch, always up for a chat or lending a hand. We've shared countless cups of coffee, meals, and even impromptu outings. Speaking of which, Llantwit Major has everything you could need, from schools and shops to parks and beaches. It's a lively little town with something always going on. In summer there is the Three streams festival, open mic nights in the church and as the festive season approaches, the town's Christmas Lights Festival sees children crafting lanterns and participating in parades. On the flip side, it is also so peaceful and quiet here that at night sometimes all I can hear is the occasional owl. As for Sunnyside itself, it's like two houses in one. In the summer, true to its name - the garden is a suntrap, perfect for lazy afternoons and BBQs with friends. And in the winter, there's nothing cosier than curling up by the log burner, surrounded by original stone walls with views of twinkling lights wrapped around the apple trees in the garden. I've always considered myself a custodian of Sunnyside, not an owner. We have looked after it and cherished it and now it's time to for new memories to be built here and for another family to call it home." Outside - Step outside into the garden that wraps around the house in an L-shape, and the name of the cottage becomes immediately clear as the sun drenches the pretty outside space. The garden is as characterful as the house itself, foliage delightfully framing the pretty and perfectly symmetrical stone facade as you arrive at the front gate. There's off-street parking integrated into the front garden and even that is charming, offering a sea of cobblestones that includes a corner dedicated to alfresco dining and relaxing next to the attractive and forever inviting rose cloaked front door. From this sheltered spot the hedge and stone walls offer privacy but also engaging views down the quiet street and past the peri...

4 bd

Llantwit Major

USD 1,211,065

Nestled in a secluded yet convenient location, this 13-acre country estate offers a haven of tranquility. At its heart lies a spacious period family home boasting six bedrooms, complemented by a collection of charming stone barns and modern structures. The property features two paddocks, one of which embraces a picturesque natural lake, creating a haven for wildlife. Stunning country property with a high degree of privacy 13 acres of gardebns and grounds 6 bedroom - 290 sq m period house Great range of outbuilding Superb views over Brecon Beacons National Park scenery More land available Description    Nestled in a secluded yet convenient location, this 13-acre country estate offers a haven of tranquility. At its heart lies a spacious period family home boasting six bedrooms, complemented by a collection of charming stone barns and modern structures. The property features two paddocks, one of which embraces a picturesque natural lake, which provides a haven for wildlife. The imposing former farmhouse enjoys a picturesque location looking out over the beautiful courtyard to the distant mountains. The property provides bundles of space and an opportunity to personalise and craft your ideal home. The traditional stone outbuildings add to the charm; perfect for storage or the creation of a home office etc. (subject to the grant of planning permission). There is also a great selection of more modern buildings which are ideal for housing livestock, stables or for storing vintage vehicles. Location    Situated in the upper reaches of the Crai Valley, Maescarnog sits gracefully in the wonderful landscapes associated with this part of Powys. There are great road links leading to the coast and south Wales via the Swansea Valley or via Sennybridge and Brecon providing access to the east and the Severn Bridge. The nearby village of Sennybridge is well serviced with a local primary school, village stores, public houses and a health centre. The larger market town of Brecon offers a comprehensive choice of both shopping and leisure amenities together with a public secondary school and the well known Christ College Private education. Crai    Crai is nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Powys and the Brecon Beacons National Park, offering breathtaking views of rolling hills, lush greenery, and tranquil streams. Whether you're an outdoor enthusiast or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, the area providing a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. From scenic walks along country lanes to hiking trails within the Brecon Beacons National Park, the area offers a myriad of outdoor recreation opportunities. Whether you enjoy hiking, cycling, fishing, or simply taking leisurely strolls, there's something for everyone to enjoy in Crai's pristine natural surroundings. The village itself fosters a strong sense of community, where neighbours know each other by name and come together for local events, gatherings, and celebrations. This tight-knit community creates a welcoming environment where you'll feel a sense of belonging from day one. Walk Inside    The spacious entrance hall provides a fitting welcome to this large country house. It is flanked by two large reception rooms, each featuring a window to the front with traditional shutters. The dining room features astone fireplace with an inset stove whilst the sitting room is particularly notable for its stone inglenook fireplace with an inset wood-burning stove. Beyond this, a second hallway, a great space for muddy coats and boots, providing access to a useful utility room complete with sink unit, plumbing for a washing machine and space for white goods. The inner hall provides access, via a set of stone steps, to the cellar, which offers excellent storage space. First Floor    The split-level first-floor landing is accessible via two staircases located at the front and rear of the house. It leads to six bedrooms, four of which are generously sized doubles. The two front bedrooms benefit from en-suite shower rooms, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom complete with a jacuzzi bath, shower cubicle, vanity sink, and WC. .    The farmhouse kitchen, located at the rear of the house, features a range of units, an inset sink, and integrated appliances including an oven, hob, fridge, and dishwasher. A standout feature of this room being the traditional former bread oven. Adjacent to the kitchen is a shower room serving the ground floor, which includes a shower, wash hand basin, and WC and alongside a further dual-aspect reception room. Second Floor    From the main landing, a further staircase ascends to the second floor, providing access to three attic rooms. These rooms offer great potential for various uses or simply additional storage space. Outside    At the front of the house, the property boasts a formal lawned garden enclosed by a distinctive stone wall. Alongside, the driveway leads to the courtyard, where you will find a range of traditional stone outbuildings that enhance the property's charm. These buildings are perfect for storage or offer great potential for development (subject to planning permission). Additionally, there is a selection of modern buildings, ideal for housing livestock, stables, or for storing vintage vehicles. The Land    The property includes two generous fields ideal for those who seek a new lifestyle, perfect for livestock or ponies. One of the fields adjoins a lovely wildlife lake surrounded by mature trees - a haven for wildlife and home for wild geese. Notes    1. Footpath - There is a footpath passing through the property. 2. Lake - Part of the lake is unregistered - the sellers will endeavour to register this as soon as possible. 3. Fencing - the buyer will be required to erect new boundary stock proof fencing where new boudaries are proposed. 4. Water - The water supply to the house will be shared with the farmland 5. Land - Further land is available by negotiation.

6 bd

Crai

USD 384,465

A superb opportunity to acquire a four bedroom end terraced house in one of the most popular streets close to Aberystwyth town centre. This well maintained and refurbished property offers a good size entrance hall, large sitting room / dining room and a good sized kitchen / breakfast room. All with excellent views and elevated views across Aberystwyth. To the first floor there are three bedrooms, a refitted bathroom and separate cloakroom. To the second floor, is a large master bedroom with twin Velux windows and extensive built in wardrobes. The property also benefits from a good sized garden with great views and useful storage sheds. Viewing highly recommended to appreciate the size and quality on offer. GROUND FLOOR Entrance Porch: With a part UPVC double glazed security door leading into entrance porch. Entrance Porch: With clothes hanging space, attractive laminate flooring, radiator and leading to kitchen, stairs to first floor landing and entrance hall. Entrance Hall: Original entrance hall with portico, understairs cupboard with shelving area, daido railing, stairs to first floor landing and access to an attractive sitting room / dining room. Sitting Room / Dining Room: 22'5" x 10'0" Dual aspect which has a fitted fireplace, an attractive horseshoe insert with hardwood mantle over, UPVC double glazed windows to front and side offering elevated views of Aberystwyth, radiator, UPVC double glazed patio doors to rear garden and an additional UPVC double glazed windows to side. Kitchen / Dining Room: 22'0" x 8'2" A fantastic kitchen / dining room which is side aspect with attractive travertine flooring leading split level into the kitchen area. A UPVC double glazed part glazed door to rear garden, an additional window to the side. Extensive range of eye and base level units in the kitchen with space for a gas range cooker, single bowl sink unit in copper with matching mixer tap over,a beautiful range of dark blue kitchen units with copper facing power points with an attractive composite work surfacing. In the kitchen area there's a large UPVC double glazed window with elevated views over Aberystwyth and there's additionally a large extractor hood over the gas range (negotiable). FIRST FLOOR First Floor Landing: Dogleg staircase with access to three first floor bedrooms. Bedroom One: 10'2" x 9'10" Dual aspect with a large UPVC double glazed windows offering elevated views over edge Hill Road and Aberystwyth, radiator and coved ceiling. Bedroom Two: 11'9" x 11'9" Dual aspect with two UPVC double glazed windows offering elevated views over Aberystwyth, radiator, timber flooring ad coved ceiling. Bedroom Three: 10'10" x 5'11" Front aspect UPVC double glazed window, radiator and original flooring. Family Bathroom: 8'10" x 7'10" An attractive refitted four piece bathroom with a free standing bath with attractive matte black, mixed / shower set, bath claw feet, low level WC, large walk in double size shower unit with attractive glass enclosure with black detailing, wall mounted electric shower unit with a rainfall shower, vanity wash hand basin, airing cupboard, feature powder grey wall mounted radiator, exposed brick walling effect and a UPVC double glazed window with fitted blind. Cloakroom: Low level WC, UPVC double glazed window and attractive laminate flooring. SECOND FLOOR Bedroom Four: 13'8" x 13'5" An exceptional sunny aspect room with two UPVC two Velux windows, double glazed and an extensive range of built in wardrobe cupboards and storage. Outside: To the rear garden there is a large outside area, maintenance friendly and enclosed by brick walling and timber fencing. Additionally two large storage cupboards, great views over Aberystwyth and a really good ideal entertaining area and a really sunny aspect.

4 bd

Aberystwyth

USD 833,008

Escape to a tranquil lifestyle in this picturesque setting, where a traditional period home is nestled amidst just over 12 acres of gardens and grounds. Enjoy stunning rural views over the beautiful scenery of mid Wales, while embracing the privacy and seclusion of this idyllic smallholding. With a wonderful range of outbuildings adding to its charm, this property offers the perfect retreat for those seeking a peaceful rural lifestyle. Stunning rural setting High degree of privacy 5 bedroom character home Lovely range of outbuildings Around 12 acres of land Description    This could be the ideal retreat for those craving privacy amidst the breathtaking scenery of mid Wales. Tucked away at the end of a long track, this captivating homestead provides everything needed for a new lifestyle in this picturesque corner of Wales. The charming period farmhouse offers spacious accommodation with five bedrooms and two reception rooms, many boasting stunning rural views. The versatile outbuildings are currently used for housing livestock and ponies, while the grounds feature a mix of wildlife-filled streamside meadows and lush pastureland. Sellers Insight    "Since my first visit to Garth, with a hare running across the track, I knew it was a really special place. Red kites, cuckoos, woodpeckers, swallows, and countless other birds thrive here, with the wonderful stream running along the lower edge of the land offering a real haven for all. We have loved our time here - cosy winter nights by the wood burners and boisterous family Christmas's - the house welcomes everyone with a traditional relaxed farmhouse warmth.Walking up the neighbouring lanes into the Cambrian hills is something we love to do. The land has been wonderful for our ponies, goats, geese and dogs and everyone who visits comments on the breathtaking beauty of the countryside and the peace - just birdsong and the sound of the stream. I'm sure its new owner will find it as magical as we have." Location    Garth is nestled approximately 1.5 miles from the lively and sought-after rural village of Ffarmers, situated in North Carmarthenshire on the fringes of the Cambrian Mountains. The bustling university and market town of Lampeter is just 8 miles away, whilst the market towns of Llandeilo and Llandovery are within a 12-mile radius, with Llandovery notably home to the renowned Llandovery College, a popular private school. Carmarthen, serving as the strategic hub and administrative center of the region, lies approximately 20 miles to the south, and the picturesque Cardigan Bay Coast at Aberaeron is a mere 25-minute drive away. The vicinity surrounding Ffarmers is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, characterised by a blend of upland woodlands and picturesque lush meadows in the valley. For those who relish outdoor pursuits, numerous public footpaths crisscross the area, offering delightful opportunities for hiking and exploration. Walk Inside    A covered porch leads to the front entrance, opening into an inviting entrance hall featuring a tiled floor and stairs to the first floor. Beneath the stairs is useful storage space and alongside a convenient ground floor cloakroom. To the left, there are two sitting rooms, both showcasing attractive tiled floors and cozy wood-burning stoves. Across the hall the tiled floor seamlessly extends to the spacious kitchen/diner. The kitchen includes a range of units with ample cupboard and drawer space, an inset sink, an integrated oven, hob, fridge, and a charming two-oven Aga, quintessential for any country kitchen. The room provides plenty of space for a dining table and chairs, and the French doors open to the rear garden, perfect for alfresco dining. At the rear of the hall, you'll find a useful utility room equipped with a sink unit and plumbing for a washing machine. First Floor    The generous first-floor landing leads to five bedrooms. The master bedroom is notably spacious and features a charming en-suite bathroom with a claw-foot bath, corner shower, pedestal sink, WC, and large airing cupboard. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom, which includes a panelled bath with an overhead shower, pedestal sink, WC, and towel radiator. The Outbuildings    The traditional courtyard is flanked with a single storey former cowshed now utilised as stabling and storage, the larger hay barn is ideal as a workshop whilst the two traditional dutch barns offer fantastic storage space. The Land    The grounds, which include the winding track that leads alongside the stream side meadows to the homestead, are a mixture of wildlife filled meadows and lush pasture. The fields are currently home to a number of small ponies and a handful of pedigree sheep. Notes    The neighbouring farmer has a right of way over the access track to access his fields. There is a footpath passing through the property

5 bd

Llandeilo

USD 1,601,938

A most attractive Grade II Listed former vicarage with origins in the 17th century and later additions circa 1840. The property was acquired by the local Church, St Bartholomew’s, in the early 19th century and was purchased by the present owners 40 years ago, during which time The Old Vicarage has been a much loved family home. The house is complemented by beautiful, mature gardens including an orchard, woodland and approximately 6 acres of paddock. The house and gardens both have splendid views from all aspects. Overview Situated on the fringe of the historic village of Llanover, the house is tucked away off a country lane in a rural, yet not isolated, location. This interesting house has many period features plotting the history from an original farmhouse to the more grand Vicarage, including a stone, inglenook fireplace in the dining room to more ornate Victorian fireplaces in the reception rooms and feature arches on both floors. The gardens and grounds offer space and privacy, whilst the range of outbuildings including the original gig house and stables could, subject to any planning and listed building consents, be incorporated into the main house or converted to an annexe/studio or garaging. Ground Floor Entered through the front door, with an interesting Gothic arch, into the entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, door to W.C. and access to the 4 principal reception rooms. In keeping with the Victorian era, the front of the house is double fronted with two spacious and light reception rooms to the front, both with views across the garden and open countryside towards the mountains beyond. The larger sitting room has double aspect windows with an attractive bay, features to both reception rooms include high ceilings, wooden window shutters and ornate fireplaces. The breakfast room and dining room are located to the rear of the house, these rooms have the character of the original farmhouse with open stone fireplaces and former bread oven. Beyond the breakfast room is the kitchen and useful utility/ boot room which were added by the present owners circa 1985. First Floor From the entrance hall stairs rise to a generous first floor landing flooded with light from the windows to the front and rear elevation and features a wonderful archway. The stair case, with its plain balustrade and handrail, is noted in the Listing Order as a surviving feature from the 1840s and as the ground floor, the history of the house can be plotted with evidence of the earlier dwelling with exposed timbers and later years with a Victorian fireplace. To the first floor are 4 generous bedrooms, all affording views across open countryside and most of them towards the Brecon Beacons/Bannau Brycheiniog National Park and a bathroom plus separate shower room. Formal Gardens The formal gardens lie to the front, side and rear of the house and are completely private bordered by high hedges and mature trees. The lawn wraps around the house to three sides, to the front the lawn is bordered by hedges and mature planted borders, the lawn continues to the side of the house where a mature hedge separates the garden from the adjoining field. To the side of the house is a stone terraced area, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the views. To the rear of the house is an extensive mature garden with lawn, an orchard and former productive vegetable garden and an abundance of mature plants, hedges and specimen trees. The garden is not only beautiful but offers a peaceful and tranquil place to escape the world and appreciate the surroundings and wildlife. A shepherd’s hut has been positioned to enjoy views towards the Sugar Loaf Mountain. Outbuildings Part of the charm of The Old Vicarge are the superb outbuildings with a central courtyard. The former gig house is adjoined to the main house (dining room wall) and is entered via double wooden doors. The building is presently used as a cold store, there is access to the hayloft above. This building could be used as a stable as its original purpose, or subject to any relevant consents, be converted to a studio/annexe or perhaps, incorporated into the main house. Adjoining the gig house are two stables with cobbled floors and wooden hayracks, ideal for keeping a pony / horse. Shepherd's Hut Beyond the garden is a shepherd’s hut, thoughtfully located and designed to take in views of the surrounding mountains and countryside, a perfect place to enjoy a coffee during inclement weather or on the balcony during the spring/summer. Field and Woodland To the side of the house, accessed via a pedestrian gate from the far end of the garden or from the 5 bar gates from the lane or parking area is a field which is currently used by a local farmer to graze sheep. The field is fully fenced and enjoys views towards the surrounding countryside. To the far boundary of the field is an area of woodland, again a haven for wildlife and left as nature intended. Location Located on the outskirts of Llanover and adjoining the Brecon and Monmouthshire canal, the property enjoys an idyllic location whilst being accessible to the A4042 which connects to the A40 and A449 which in turn link to the M4/M5/M50 motorway networks. The property is located approximately 3 miles from Abergavenny where a wide range of amenities can be found with chain and individual shops (including a Waitrose supermarket close by), banks, doctors, dentists, theatre, cinema, library, schools and local general hospital. A main line railway station can be found in Abergavenny. The picturesque town of Usk is approximately 5 miles where there are a number of individual shops. The area is renowned for its excellent restaurants/ pubs and also for the annual Abergavenny Food Festival which is held each September. ... The historic village of Llanover was the home of Lady Llanover, renowned for her love of the Welsh costume and heritage as well as being the Lady who closed the local inns in the area! The Goose and Cuckoo Pub, a traditional and homely country pub, is situated on the mountain above the village and escaped being closed, the pub together with The Retreat, a café and delicatessen and the local Llanover Village Hall provide a hub for the local community. Many of the properties and land around Llanover still belong to the Llanover Estate and private properties in the area in such an appealing and accessible location are rarely available. 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 Rating: E To view the full EPC please the GOV website. Tenure Freehold. Services We understand that the property is connected to mains electricity and mains water. Septic tank drainage. Broadband: Standard broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Openreach. Mobile: EE, Three and 02 is likely to be available both indoor and outdoor. Vodaphone likely to be available outdoors. Please make your own enquiries via Ofcom. Title The house and gardens and field/woodland are under two separate titles, copies are available from the Agent together with a copy of the Listing Order. Please note there is a covenant on the property which restricts the use of the property to a single private dwelling. Agent’s Notes The field is let to a local farmer under an annual grazing agreement, however, the farmer may be prepared to terminate the agreement early should the new owner of The Old Vicarage require the field for their own livestock. To be discussed with agent. 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. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, easements and proposed wayleaves. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways. 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 and 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 - Parking - Terrace

4 bd

Abergavenny

USD 576,698

Auction   Welcome to the exquisite coastal village of Port Eynon, where you'll discover an exceptional opportunity to embrace a life of comfort, luxury, and endless possibilities. Presenting a substantial 5-bedroom family home, accompanied by a delightful one-bedroom annexe, this remarkable property not only boasts spectacular ocean views but also offers an amazing renovation opportunity for a family with vision. Nestled in the heart of the renowned Gower Peninsula, this residence captures the essence of refined living while presenting a canvas for your creative aspirations. With its spacious layout, and idyllic location, this home is a sanctuary waiting to be transformed into your dream haven. Within a matter of minutes, you can wander into the village of Port Eynon and enjoy fish and chips, ice cream or visit the local shop, pubs and restaurants. This home really is the perfect place to escape from reality and appreciate this seaside home. Let us explore in more detail… Approach After meandering along the South Gower Road and through Highfield Caravan Park, you will be greeted by a substantial electric iron gate that guides you into Highfield House. The tarmac driveway offers parking for multiple cars, and the detached double garage is an added bonus. Step inside… Entrance The entrance area of the property features a wooden panelled ceiling and tiled flooring, creating a traditional ambiance. Natural light streams in through windows located on the side and rear. A notable feature includes a window that overlooks the utility area, and from the entrance, a doorway leading into the kitchen area. Open-Plan Kitchen/Breakfast/Family Room The open-plan kitchen/breakfast/family room is a large and central space that serves as the heart of the home. The flooring is a combination of tiled and pine, adding a touch of character. The space enjoys a feature ceiling, with a decorative rose and coving. Triple aspect windows flood the area with abundant natural light, offering views of the garden and ocean in the distance. Two doorways connect the room to the hallway, providing easy flow throughout the home, while rear access ensures convenience. The kitchen area is well-equipped with a variety of wall and base units, a beautiful AGA, a double stainless-steel sunken sink, a 5-ring gas hob, a NEFF elevated extractor fan, a Russell Hob oven grill, an integrated fridge, and space for an integrated slimline dishwasher. Additionally, there is ample space for a generous breakfast table and comfortable seating, as well as a large dining table, making this expansive area perfect for entertaining guests. Utility A useful space housing ample room for two free-standing appliances, tiled flooring, and a window to the entranceway. Hallway The hallway, serves as the central hub of the home, providing access to all the main living spaces. Natural light fills the hallway, streaming in from the large feature window on the landing, accentuating the double-height ceiling and creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. A grand carpeted stairway gracefully guides you to the first floor, adding a touch of elegance. The flooring in the hallway is a combination of tiled and carpet and the walls feature panelling, adding a subtle decorative element. Two practical under stairs storage cupboards offer convenient storage solutions. Lounge/Dining Room The lounge/dining room is laid with pine flooring and enjoys a decorative ceiling with rose/coving. This space is beautifully bright, courtesy of two bay windows, one of which provides access to the rear and offers views of the garden and distant sea. The lounge/dining room is an enormous space, connected by an archway, allowing for seamless flow between the two areas. The dining area enjoys a feature open fire, and the two spaces provide a functional setting for relaxation/dining. Landing Ascending the grand carpeted stairway, you are greeted by an abundance of natural light filtering through the etched window, casting a warm glow on the landing. The carpeted landing serves as a central point, providing access to all the bedrooms and the family shower room through original doors. Bedroom Four Bedroom four is a nice-sized double bedroom, complete with carpet, feature ceiling coving and a decorative rose. A large window to the side allows ample natural light to fill the room, creating a bright atmosphere. Bedroom Three Bedroom three is a bright, double room with beautiful views of the ocean and garden through its large bay window. Offering carpeted flooring, feature ceiling with coving and a decorative rose. Built-in wardrobes with a hanging rail and a storage cupboard above provide convenient storage solutions. Bedroom Five Bedroom five showcases beautiful sea and garden views through a large bay window, creating a picturesque backdrop. Additionally, a doorway leads to a sit-out balcony that runs the entire length of the home, providing an outdoor space to enjoy the surroundings. The room is carpeted, and it offers a ceiling with coving and a decorative rose. A built-in wardrobe with a hanging rail and a storage cupboard above offers practical storage solutions. Family Shower Room The family shower room is furnished with a WC, wash basing with storage underneath, large walk-in shower, laminate flooring, part tiled walls, and a large, frosted window. Bedroom Two Bedroom two offers a bright and functional space with a large bay window that allows abundant natural light to flood in, as well as providing views of the ocean and garden. The room itself is carpeted and features a ceiling with coving and a decorative rose. Triple built-in wardrobes with hanging rails, shelving, and storage cupboards above offer ample storage options for belongings. An additional doorway leads to an inner hallway, enhancing the room's accessibility. Bedroom One As you journey down the inner hallway towards bedroom one, you'll discover the potential to create a lovely master suite. The spacious bedroom is flooded with natural light, thanks to its triple aspect windows. From this room, you can enjoy lovely views of the garden and the distant ocean. The bedroom features carpeted flooring and a feature ceiling with a decorative rose and coving. A built-in wardrobe with a hanging rail, shelving, and a storage cupboard above offers ample storage space. Bathroom This bathroom would great a wonderful en-suite servicing bedroom one. Offering a WC, wash basin with storage underneath, fitted bath with shower, laminate flooring, part tiled walls, and a frosted window. Annexe The one-bedroom annexe at Highfield House offers a perfect living space for extended family or guests. Upon entering, there is an entranceway that provides access to the inviting living area. The annexe also features a lovely-sized double bedroom with its own en-suite and a useful storage cupboard. The en-suite is equipped with essential amenities, including a WC, wash basin, walk-in shower with multiple jets, a heated towel rail, an extractor fan, tiled flooring, and partially tiled walls. The living area itself is generously sized, allowing for comfortable lounging, and it is laid with parquet flooring. The kitchen area is equipped with practical wall and base units, a single stainless-steel sink with a drainage board, a Cata oven/grill, a 4-ring electric hob, an elevated extractor fan, and space for two under-counter appliances. Former Club House Highfield House is also distinguished by its seven versatile rooms, previously serving as the former club house for the beloved Highfield Park. Although currently utilised for storage purposes, these rooms present an excellent opportunity to expand the living areas of this already spacious family home. Double Detached Garage This home has the pleasure of a double detached garage, fully equipped with an electric up-and-over door, lighting, electricity, dual aspect windows, and concrete flooring. It is a great space to accommodate two small cars and store all your garden equipment. Step Outside… The outside space at Highfield House enjoys a large, paved patio area that provides a great connection to the house, allowing for outdoor activities and relaxation. The mature garden is well-established, creating a sense of privacy, and boasts a central water feature, as well as multiple lawns lined with mature trees. The enclosed grounds offer pathways that guide you around the property, leading you to various areas that are perfect for seating, providing a peaceful setting for observing and appreciating nature. Overall, this outdoor area presents a great opportunity for someone to personalize and transform it into their own unique oasis. Local Area Port Eynon is situated in the heart of the Gower countryside with coastal/woodland walks and an array of sandy beaches offering an outstanding coastline with many majestic bays and interesting coves to explore. Famed for becoming Britain’s first designated area of natural outstanding beauty and popular with locals and tourists alike. With rugged coastal walks and large expanse of family friendly, sandy beaches, coastal shops and beachside cafes. With Port Eynon beach and Horton Bay on your doorstep, which is popular with families and the surfing community, remaining relatively quiet throughout the year and offering the perfect environment for youn...

6 bd

Port-Eynon

USD 640,775

Nestled in the picturesque rural hamlet of Llanbadarn-y-Garreg, this beautifully presented three-bedroom detached cottage is a true gem. Brimming with character, it offers a delightful home in a serene setting. Complete with a well-maintained garden, off-road parking, and a garage with conversion potential, this property is a perfect blend of charm and practicality Description    The Green is a charming three-bedroom stone-built detached cottage situated in the hamlet of Llanbadarn-y-Garreg, conveniently located near the village of Aberedw. Boasting a delightful, landscaped garden with mature plants, trees, and shrubs, surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the Edw valley. The accommodation is rich in character, featuring two reception rooms with wood-burning stoves, a conservatory, and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room. Three bedrooms offer comfortable living, with one benefiting from an en-suite. The property also includes a family bathroom and an additional room on the first floor, ideal for use as a dressing room, office, or nursery. In addition, the attached garage has full planning consent for a one-bedroomed annexe. Location    Aberedw is a small village community located 2 miles away, which offers basic local amenities to include a church, village hall and a very popular public house. Further amenities such as primary and secondary schools, supermarkets, arts centre and golf course can be found approximately 5 miles away in Builth Wells. The market town of Hay-on-Wye (7 miles) and Brecon (13 miles) offer a wider range of facilities. Walk Inside    As you step through the front door, you're welcomed by a porch with dual aspect windows, leading into the entrance hall with a staircase to the first floor. To the right, you'll find the inviting sitting room, featuring a south-facing window and a striking exposed stone fireplace with a Clearview wood-burning stove. On the left side of the entrance hall is the delightful study/dining room with exposed stone fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. This room also boasts a south-facing window and a door opening into the conservatory. .    At the rear of the property is the kitchen/breakfast room, a charming space with ample room for a dining table and chairs. The three windows allow natural light to flood the room, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. A door opens into the boot room, which runs the length of the property and provides access to the rear garden. Additionally, there is another door leading to the utility room, which features a downstairs cloakroom and access to the garage. .    Ascending the stairs to the half landing, you reach the delightful main bathroom with freestanding bath and large shower, and the first bedroom with ensuite. A second set of stairs leads to the next landing providing access to two delightful double bedrooms with stunning views out to the hills, between the bedrooms sits the dressing room, a versatile space which could also serve as a nursery or office. Walk Outside    The gardens of this property are a true delight. A gate to the left opens into a gravelled driveway that winds around to the beautifully crafted outdoor space. The garden has been landscaped and is predominantly laid to lawn, filled with a variety of flower beds, mature hedges, and trees. It also features a charming patio area and a lovely pond, creating an idyllic setting for relaxation and enjoyment. Additionally, you can conveniently park outside the garage. Directions    From Hay, proceed south west to Glasbury and turn right at Three Cocks, taking the road for Llyswen and Erwood. Half a mile after Erwood, turn off the A470 onto the B4567 travelling north towards Aberedw. At Aberedw village, turn right and travel through the village for 2 miles before reaching Llanbadarn-y-Garreg. The Green can be found on the left hand side after entering the village and is the 2nd cottage on the left. Alternative scenic route back to Hay-on-Wye, is to continue along this road turning right heading towards Rhulen. Continue along this road, passing the second signpost for Rhulen and on towards Painscastle. This road takes you up and over Llanbedr Hill offering some amazing views. WHAT3WORDS///stormed.clerk.flitting MOBILE & INTERNET COVERAGE:    Please refer to Ofcom by using the following link: ...

3 bd

Llyswen

USD 615,144

Step into Bryn Teg, where modern open-plan family living harmonizes with period features and charm, crafting an exceptional 4-bedroom family residence embraced by expansive fields. Nestled on the outskirts of Meifod village, amidst the scenic Mid Wales, this abode rests on a generous plot spanning just over half an acre. The centrepiece of this dwelling is its open-plan Kitchen Dining Room, boasting a vaulted ceiling and bi-fold doors, fashioning a one-of-a-kind space ideal for family gatherings. At the opposite end, a snug and sitting room beckon with their cozy ambiance, adorned with log burners, oak panelling, and exposed stonework. Upstairs, a modern bathroom suite awaits alongside four generous bedrooms, each offering a unique view of the stunning surrounding landscape.

4 bd

Powys

USD 980,386

Beautifully situated just 3 miles from Brecon and a short distance from the charming village of Llanfrynach, this stunning detached family home offers a perfect blend of tranquility and convenience. Set in extensive gardens, this spacious 4/5 bedroom home boasts fantastic views over level farmland to the majestic Brecon Beacons beyond. Currently operated as a highly successful bed and breakfast, the property is equally suited as a spacious family residence. Its adaptable layout includes the option of a ground floor bedroom, providing flexibility to suit a variety of needs. The well-maintained interiors and picturesque surroundings make this a truly exceptional home. Delightful rural location Superb views of Brecon Beacons 4/5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms Stunning garden room extension Grounds of 0.7 acres Great outbuildings Description    This charming home offers expansive accommodation with a versatile layout, perfect as a family residence or for continuing its successful use as a Bed and Breakfast. Nestled in large gardens, the property enjoys stunning views of the Brecon Beacons and boasts an impressive range of outbuildings with additional potential. The setting truly distinguishes this property. Located just 3 miles from Brecon, it benefits from the convenience of nearby amenities while also being close to the scenic Monmouth to Brecon canal. The beautiful vistas that can be enjoyed from the property make it a truly unique and desirable home. Location    Set within the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area of unrivelled beauty and just 3 miles from the Brecon the regional market town where there are a great choice of both shopping and leisure amenities. The nearby village of Llanfrynach is a sought after setting in the Usk Valley whilst Groesffordd, 1 mile away has a popular public house/ restaurant. There are a vast number of outdoor activities available in the area from horse riding, to paragliding; a good choice of footpaths and the canal towpath present great opportunities for walking. Walk Inside    The property is approached through an enclosed porch with feature arched windows and a front door opening into a spacious entrance hall, with a staircase leading to the first floor. The attractive tiled floor seamlessly extends into the dining/living room, which was extended in 2019. This area serves as a highlight of the property, offering a light and airy space flooded with natural light from the ceiling lantern and tri-aspect windows that frame views of the Brecon Beacons Range. The room is complete with a door to the patio and an Lpg-fired stove, creating the perfect blend of style and comfort. .    The open-plan kitchen/dining/living room provides a fantastic space to enjoy the lovely views. The kitchen area features a range of units, including cupboard and drawer space, an inset sink, an integrated dishwasher, and a recess for a range cooker. At the opposite end of the room, the living area includes a recessed wood-burning stove set in a feature fire surround. Beyond this space is a useful utility room with additional units, space for white goods, and a door to the rear. ..    Accessible from the hall is a spacious ground-floor bedroom with a built-in wardrobe, ideal for an elderly relative or as an additional reception room. This room includes an en-suite shower room, which can also be accessed from the rear hall, comprising a shower cubicle, vanity sink unit, and WC. Completing the ground floor accommodation the study provides an excellent work-from-home space. First Floor    The spacious first-floor landing benefits from a large linen cupboard and provides access to four double bedrooms, all with built-in wardrobes. Two of the bedrooms boast beautiful views towards the Brecon Beacons Range. Each bedroom is complemented by an en-suite shower room, featuring a shower cubicle, WC, and vanity sink unit. Walk Outside    The property stands in large gardens of about 0.7 acres which includes a large expanse of lush lawns, a covered barbeque area, ample parking and a great range of useful outbuildings which includes a workshop (built to a high standard with the future thought of creating a holiday cottage); laundry room and storage areas.

5 bd

Llanfrynach

USD 961,163

An impressive, three storey, Edwardian town house with well-proportioned, character accommodation and marvellous sea views, situated a stone’s throw from the beach and a short walk from amenities including the train station. This substantial property has many possibilities with potential for B&B, a holiday home or to continue to be used as a fantastic family home, the spacious accommodation is complemented by a thoughtfully planned, landscaped garden and private parking. Features: - Garden - Parking

6 bd

Colwyn Bay

USD 640,775

A detached dormer bungalow with a vast amount of potential and commanding views towards Criccieth Castle and over the stunning coastline of Cardigan Bay. This home provides a great opportunity for someone to make it their own, with modernisation and updating required throughout. The potential is enormous, making this property an ideal purchase for a wide range of buyers. Low maintenance garden space surrounds the bungalow with ample parking space to the front. Wyvern is located within walking distance of a wide range of town amenities. Features: - Garden

5 bd

Criccieth

USD 1,153,395

Welcome To Ty Canol: A magnificent, elegant and individual home with flexible accommodation, including an annexe, generous grounds extending to about two acres in all and outbuildings, all situated in a superb location on the Isle of Anglesey. This impressive property is currently run as a very successful holiday let, but would also make an amazing family home, with versatile accommodation, plenty of space outside and a selection of outdoor activities on the door step. Living in Ty Canol means embracing a lifestyle that combines the best of both worlds—secluded tranquility with easy access to essential amenities and natural wonders. Experience the beauty of Anglesey and the warmth of village life at Ty Canol, where every day feels like a breath of fresh air. Features: - Garden

5 bd

Newborough

USD 1,050,871

Pen y Bryn is an enchanting period farmhouse complete with a separate barn annexe, nestled within the secluded, partly wooded gardens. Both dwellings have undergone renovations in recent years, transforming them into light, modern, and appealing living spaces whilst preserving the character of their historic stone exteriors. The property boasts breathtaking views of the gardens, the encompassing woodland, and the distant hills, and is ideally positioned near the scenic Dyfi Estuary and the picturesque coastal village of Aberdyfi. Upon entering, the front door leads into a hallway showcasing an original stone wall which ascends alongside the staircase. From here, one can access the sitting room, distinguished by a striking stone inglenook fireplace topped with a slate mantle. A subsequent door opens to the dining room, which extends to a garden room; this space offering panoramic views over the western hills. The expansive kitchen/breakfast room is tailored with bespoke fittings in a refined style, complemented by an adjoining utility room, larder, and boot room. The ground floor also features a W.C. The first floor accommodates three double bedrooms, two of which include en suite facilities, and the third - a recently erected outside timber balcony offering amazing views over the countryside, and a family modern bathroom completes the upstairs accommodation. All bedrooms are finished with solid oak flooring and doors and offer splendid views of the verdant grounds. There is also a walk-in airing cupboard accessible from the landing. The Barn/Annexe The Barn has been skilfully converted to provide versatile accommodation, beginning with an open plan sitting and dining area upon entry, and a fitted kitchen set towards the back. An adjacent room serves either as a second bedroom or additional reception room. Upstairs, there is a spacious double bedroom with an en suite bathroom. Location Pen y Bryn is situated in a magnificent locale, bordered by the rolling hills at the fringe of Snowdonia National Park, close to the Dyfi Estuary and Aberdyfi. Elevated above the village of Pennal, which features a Primary School, a public house with a restaurant, and a Church, the area offers a broader array of amenities including eateries, galleries, shops, and both recreational and educational facilities in the nearby towns of Machynlleth and the university town of Aberystwyth. GROUND FLOOR: Entrance Porch: Entrance Hall: Sitting Room: 17'3" x 11'5" Dining room: 17'3" x 11'2" Conservatory: 20'9" x 8'2" Kitchen / Breakfast Room: 18'9" x 17'11" Utility Room: 14'8" x 7'8" Larder: Boot Room: Cloakroom: FIRST FLOOR: First Floor Landing: Bedroom One: 17'0" x 11'0" Bedroom One - Ensuite: Bedroom Two: 12'2" x 12'1" Bedroom Two - Ensuite: Bedroom Three: 17'10" x 9'11" Family Bathroom: Detached BARN *ANNEXE* GROUND FLOOR: Reception Room: 23'9" x 15'5" Kitchen: 12'7" x 5'1" Dining room/Bedroom 2: 15'7" x 11'11" ANNEXE: FIRST FLOOR: Master Bedroom: 24'0" x 15'0" Master En‐Suite: Outside Gardens and Outside Exterior Features Approached via a traditional gate, the home is accessed by a sweeping driveway that extends to a spacious parking area adjacent to the property. This space ensures room for multiple vehicles. Adjacent to the house is an enclosed paved courtyard that not only offers privacy but also features a charming summer house, which doubles as additional storage space. This courtyard acts as a partition between the main house and the barn, which is conveniently accessible through its own entrance located on the opposite side. The property is enveloped by undulating lawns that transition into woodlands, creating a peaceful and private rural retreat. The front of the house boasts meticulously maintained formal borders, stocked and thoughtfully designed to provide colour and interest throughout the seasons. Outside Continued A delightful kitchen garden at the side of the house offers benefits, providing fresh produce as well as contributing to the rural charm of the setting. The perimeter of the property is further enhanced by a stream, marking one of its boundaries and adding a picturesque natural feature to this idyllic outdoor space. There is also a clay lined pond steeped in wild plants such as water lilies, marigold, mint, irises and bog grasses which has encouraged an environment teeming with wildlife.

5 bd

Machynlleth

USD 2,883,488

Unique Welsh Stays offers a one-of-a-kind chance to acquire your ideal lifestyle in the picturesque landscapes of Mid Wales. Spanning over 31 acres, this exceptional complex operates as a successful holiday letting business. However, its versatility allows for a myriad of potential uses, catering to a diverse range of prospective buyers.

13 bd

Powys

USD 762,522

Fine and Country West Wales is delighted to present 'Gwelfro', a three-bedroom detached single story equestrian home, perfectly located in a serene rural setting just outside Penuwch near Tregaron. This property sits on approximately 11.5 acres and is endowed with great equestrian facilities, making it a haven for horse enthusiasts. Moreover, it offers a history of dog breeding opportunities. The home affords spectacular panoramic views over the breathtaking Cambrian Mountains, presenting an idyllic backdrop that truly enhances the allure of this home. The current owners have refitted both the kitchen/breakfast room and the bathroom, creating spaces that blend functionality with modern convenience. The property includes underfloor heating throughout, expansive parking facilities, adding to its practical appeal. New owners will discover substantial potential to imprint their personal style on this privately located country retreat. For equestrian pursuits, 'Gwelfro' features a 20 x 40 arena and a 20 x 10 all-weather turnout pen, ideal for year-round training and exercise. Additionally, there is planning permission in place for a 48 x 36 ft barn, promising future expansion possibilities to tailor the facilities to your exact needs. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate not only the well-appointed accommodation but also the spectacular location and vistas. This single-story country home, enveloped by 11 acres of picturesque landscape, offers a unique opportunity to embrace rural living with all the modern conveniences. Entrance Porch: Covered porch with tiled step, UPVC double glazed door and side panel into spacious entrance hall. Entrance Hall: Laminate wood flooring, access to large loft space, airing cupboard, storage cupboard and access to bedroom one, bedroom two, family bathroom, kitchen and sitting room. Sitting Room: 21'0" x 14'7" Dual aspect, with large UPVC double glazed sliding patio doors out to a patio area overlooking the pond and garden with the most spectacular views across the Cambrians with large floor to ceiling wood burning stove, coved ceiling, laminate wood flooring, UPVC double glazed windows overlooking conservatory. Kitchen: 17'10" x 9'11" Refitted kitchen in high grey gloss lacquer with an extensive range of eye and base level units with built in larder cupboards, built in Tallboy storage cupboard, twin ovens (Bosch and Hisense) with a Hotpoint induction ceramic hob with extractor / light unit above, part tiled walls, double bowl sink units with mixer tap / hot water tap, attractive quartz / black effect marble type work surfacing throughout, built in dishwasher, further range of eye and base level units to side, fuse box, coved ceiling, attractive wooden laminate flooring. Conservatory: 21'0" x 9'2" Accessed by outside (Clients were going to erect double doors into the conservatory) which is of excellent size with commanding views to the side across open countryside and the hills and mountains beyond. This room has tiled floors extensive double glazed windows, patio door giving access to both sides of the sitting room. Bedroom Three: 10'7" x 9'11" Rear aspect with coved ceiling and UPVC double glazed window to front. Bedroom One: 13'2" x 13'0" Access off the entrance hall, is a really good size front aspect bedroom with UPVC double glazed window to front coved ceiling, extensive range of built in wardrobe cupboards. Bedroom Two: 12'11" x 11'1" Accessed off the hallway, side aspect with UPVC double glazed window and coved ceiling. Loft Space: Accessed off the hallway, absolutely massive loft space which at the moment is boarded with two windows to either side, two UPVC double glazed windows and Cali Gas boiler. This space could potentially give the property another two bedrooms with another bathroom upstairs as well. Utility / Boot Room: 15'8" x 7'10" Conservatory Two: 19'2" x 9'7" Family Bathroom: 12'11" x 11'1" With freestanding rolled bath, large walk-in shower and heated towel rail. Office: 13'3" x 8'7" Office Cloak Room: With low level W.C, Belfast sink, wall and base units. Garage: 29'9" x 17'6" Spacious with parking facilities of up to 3 cars, plumbing for washing machine and mains electrcity. Gardens, Grounds and Outbuildings Approx 11 acres For equestrian pursuits, 'Gwelfro' features a 20x40 arena and a 20x10 all-weather turnout pen, ideal for year-round training and exercise. Additionally, there is planning permission in place for a 48x36 ft barn, promising future expansion possibilities to tailor the facilities to your exact needs. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate not only the well-appointed accommodation but also the spectacular location and vistas. This single-story country home, enveloped by 11 acres of picturesque landscape, offers a unique opportunity to embrace rural living with all the modern conveniences.

3 bd

Tregaron

USD 634,367

A beautiful farmhouse greatly improved by the current owners, set in a stunning rural location with approximately half an acre of gardens and grounds giving direct access to miles of walking and outriding. The accommodation is bursting with character, with features such original doors, exposed timbers and charming fireplaces complimented by all the comforts of modern day living. Magnificent rural views can be enjoyed from both inside the house and from the gardens. Two detached outbuildings offer further potential The affectionately named &# ... ;Pixie House&# ... ; in particular, offering the possibility to convert into a home office, annex or holiday let subject to the necessary planning consents. Ty Uchaf is currently run as a casual holiday let generating a good income. Whilst occupying a rural location, there are neighbouring properties meaning that Ty Uchaf is beautifully secluded but not isolated. Boot Room    Glazed door to rear aspect leading to gardens, stable door into kitchen. windows to the side aspects. Kitchen 31'11" x 9'4" (9.73m x 2.84m). Windows to side and rear aspects, tiled flooring and exposed timbers. Range of overhead and base fitted units with hardwood worksurfaces over, integrated sink & drainer, space and plumbing for white goods. Large island unit with Oak top. Living Room 18'3" x 15'4" (5.56m x 4.67m). Window and stable door to the front aspect overlooking the garden and rural surroundings, . Beautiful, flag stone flooring and a most impressive inglenook with slate hearth, exposed stone work and lintel. Log burner and bread oven in situ. Beams and exposed wall timbers. Snug / Sitting Room 13'1" x 11'10" (4m x 3.6m). Window to front aspect overlooking the gardens and rural surroundings, fireplace with slate hearth housing log burner, exposed beams, timbers and stonework. Utility Room 7'7" x 7'3" (2.3m x 2.2m). Base fitted units with worksurfaces and sink over. Space and plumbing for white goods. Ground Floor Shower Room 6'7" x 4'11" (2m x 1.5m). Window to the side aspect. Double shower cubicle, WC and basin. Landing    Exposed timbers. Velux window. Store cupboard. Bedroom One 14'5" (4.4m) x 12'10" (3.9m) max, 10'6" (3.2m) x 8'6" (2.6m) min. Window to front aspect overlooking the garden and rural surroundings, former stone fireplace, exposed timbers. Bedroom Two 14' (4.27m) x 13' (3.96m) max, 12'10" (3.9m) x 9'10" (3m) min. Split level with window to rear aspect and Juliet balcony overlooking the gardens. Exposed timbers. Bedroom Three 14'2" (4.32m) x 9'10" (3m) max, 13'1" (4m) x 5'9" (1.75m) min. Window to front aspect overlooking the gardens and surrounding countryside, exposed floorboards and timbers, access to storage space. Bedroom Four 9'8" x 9'4" (2.95m x 2.84m). Window and Velux window to rear aspect, exposed beams and timbers. The Pixie House 16'5" x 12'2" (5m x 3.7m). A two storey, detached, former cottage currently used as storeroom & workshop. This would be ideal as an annex/holiday let or studio/office subject to the necessary planning consents. Outside    Gardens and grounds amount to approximately half an acre. There is a driveway and parking area for several vehicles. Lawned gardens surround the house with a variety of shrubs, trees and borders, as well as attractive patio and seating area. There is a shed and attached log store (5.6m x 3.3m).

4 bd

Powys

USD 3,524,263

Unique Welsh Stays offers a one-of-a-kind chance to acquire your ideal lifestyle in the picturesque landscapes of Mid Wales. Spanning over 31 acres, this exceptional complex operates as a successful holiday letting business. However, its versatility allows for a myriad of potential uses, catering to a diverse range of prospective buyers.

17 bd

Powys

USD 833,008

A versatile family home situated in an impressive position with sensational views and a generous garden which adjoins open countryside to the rear. Located towards the edge of the town whilst still being within walking distance of shops, restaurants, cafes and the beach. Features: - Balcony - Garden - Terrace

3 bd

Criccieth

USD 602,329

USD 589,513

Fine and Country West Wales are delighted to bring Orchard Cottage onto the open market. This 4 bedroom non-estate chalet style detached property is situated within mature gardens and is located in an enviable location towards the top of Primrose Hill, and yet remaining within easy access and walking distance of Aberystwyth Town Centre. Offering four bedrooms, good parking, a large garage and spacious downstairs accommodation throughout. It's a rare opportunity to purchase a property in this premier location and for new owners to put their stamp on this readily available property. GROUND FLOOR Wooden Decking (Outside) With hardwood front door leading into entrance porch. Entrance Porch Triple aspect, wooden double glazed windows overlooking the front and side gardens, tiled flooring, glazed door leading into spacious entrance hall. Entrance Hall 19'0" x 8'6" With stairs to first floor landing, understairs cupboard and radiator, access to the sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs shower room and dining room. Shower/Wet Room 8'6" x 7'7" With wall mounted Myra electric shower, low level W.C, wall mounted wash hand basin, radiator, extractor fan. Sitting Room 26'3" x 12'10" Dual aspect with hardwood double glazed window with views over front garden, fitted fireplace with gas fire, two radiators coved ceiling and UPVC woodgrain effect double glazed patio doors with access to side garden. Dining Room 10'10" x 7'7" Rear aspect, coved ceiling, radiator, wooden double glazed window overlooking rear garden and door to kitchen. Kitchen/Breakfast Room 20'8" x 12'10" L shaped with two wooden double glazed windows overlooking front garden, two radiators, kitchen comprising a range of wooden eye level and base level units with a double drainer bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, leading into study area (6'3"x3'9"). Study Area With wooden double glazed window and radiator overlooking rear garden. To the side of it is a boiler cupboard with Worcester gas fired central heating boiler with a further door giving access to utility room. Utility Room Plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher, shelving units, double drainer single bowl stainless steel sink unit with base levels below and door to rear garden. FIRST FLOOR First Floor Landing Spacious galleried landing with access to roof space, airing cupboard and a large built in storage cupboard. Master Bedroom 12'2" x 10'10" Dual aspect with a double built in mirrored wardrobe and drawer, radiator, access to eaves storage space and door into ensuite shower room. Master En-Suite With shower cubicle, low level W.C, pedestal wash hand basin, part tiled walls, two Velux Windows, radiator and access to eaves storage space. Bedroom Two 13'1" x 8'2" Side aspect with double glazed window to side, radiator, double built in mirrored wardrobe and shelf unit. Bedroom Three 9'10" x 8'2" Side aspect with radiator, eaves storage cupboard. Bedroom Four 8'6" x 5'11" Rear aspect with double glazed window to rear, radiator access to eaves storage space. Family Bathroom Four piece suite with a built-in shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level W.C, panel enclosed bath, tiled walls, radiator, Velux window to rear. Garage 19'8" x 8'10" With light and power and potential more storage in the eaves. Exterior To the front of the property, there are attractive mature gardens enclosed by mature shrubbery with an extensive driveway with parking for three / four vehicles. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of apple trees, shrubbery borders and mature shrubs. It benefits from a sunny aspect and is generally well secluded. To the side of the property, there are gardens with a stream and its banks within the property boundary. There is an enclosed rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with patio areas leading to an attached single garage.

4 bd

Aberystwyth

USD 948,347

Felin Pontbren stands as a remarkable testament to both history and modernity, rooted deeply in the architectural heritage of West Wales. Originally erected circa1890, this former Mill House exudes a timeless elegance, with its construction in traditional stone and slate. While the original water mill has found a new home at the St. Fagans Welsh Folk History Museum in Cardiff, the essence of the past remains vividly alive at Felin Pontbren. In the early 1980s, the property was thoughtfully expanded, enhancing its historical allure with modern comfort. The estate also features a meticulously converted old Millers' Barn and coach house, now presenting two self-contained residential units that blend seamlessly with the landscape. The main residence is a five-bedroom haven, boasting two bathrooms, a conservatory, utility room, kitchen, dining room, living room, and study. Each room is a treasure trove of original features, offering a unique blend of character and charm. Adjacent to the main house, the barn conversion serves as an enchanting retreat, offering two separate self-contained units. Each is equipped with two bedrooms, providing ideal living or holiday accommodation amidst the tranquility of the Welsh countryside. Spanning nearly 6 acres, the grounds of Felin Pontbren are a testament to the beauty of nature, featuring lawned gardens, the former mill pond, pastureland, and woodland. The land, arranged in three main pasture paddocks, slopes gently and is bordered by mature beech trees. The woodland, covering approximately 2 acres, transforms with the seasons, from a temperate rainforest atmosphere in the colder months to a carpet of bluebells in the spring. For those with a green thumb, the property boasts a substantial vegetable growing area, complete with a polytunnel, a shade net tunnel, and several raised beds. A large chicken coop offers a safe haven where a small flock of hens roam freely among some fruit trees. Registered as a smallholding, Felin Pontbren has a current CPH (county parish holding) record, highlighting its authentic agricultural heritage. Nestled in a picturesque, wooded valley between the village communities of Caerwedros and Cross Inn, this estate is mere miles from the scenic Cardigan Bay at New Quay, with Aberaeron, Aberystwyth, Cardigan, and Lampeter within easy reach. The coastal path is a short walk away via a beautiful river valley footpath. The property is also favourably positioned in terms of connectivity, boasting a BT full fibre 900 broadband service, ensuring high-speed internet access. Council tax bands are set at G for the main house and A for the annex, reflecting the property's substantial value and appeal. Vendor Interview: We have lived here for 23 years and have loved our time at Felin Pontbren or “the mill” as locals call it. This has been a wonderful home for us and all our family, an adventure, a sanctuary when needed, and a source of great joy, pride and contentment. Part of the adventure and joy has been the ability to keep a variety of animals including ponies and pigs through to chickens, ducks and geese and in utilising the polytunnel and growing areas to grow our own fruit and vegetables throughout the year. Our mature deciduous, natural woodland is bordered by a stream and resembles a temperate rainforest in late autumn and winter with mosses, lichens, ferns and fungi giving way to the snowdrops and wood anemones that arrive in spring and then it becomes carpeted in bluebells. Nature is abundant here with a vast array of wildlife and a wide diversity of trees and plants, each season brings exciting and different things to enjoy. We are lucky to be situated in such a quiet rural spot and we’ve loved walking our dogs along the picturesque river valley which combines farm tracks, woodland and waterfalls to reach the coastal path with its many beautiful beaches. This has been a wonderful, peaceful and joyous place to live, giving us, our family and friends some amazing experiences but it is now time for us to relocate nearer to family that needs us. GROUND FLOOR Utility Room With quarry tile flooring, plumbing for automatic washing machine and fridge freezer, space for other appliances, UPVC double glazed window to rear, hardwood door into kitchen. Kitchen Front aspect with a range of handcrafted wooden Welsh oak with a sycamore worktop and a range of eye and base level units, with a single bowl Butler sink unit with mixer tap over, two UPVC double glazed windows with excellent views, part tiled walls, ceramic tiled flooring, wonderful Aga with two burners and double oven, spotlighting and walkway through to dining room. Dining Room 14'1" x 16'1" With fitted wood burner, UPVC double glazed window to front with excellent views, UPVC half glazed security door to front, two radiators, beam ceiling, parquet flooring, understairs nook, part wooden clad walls, stairs to first floor landing, doors into sitting room and study. Sitting Room 19'8" x 13'9" Dual aspect, with fitted wood burning stove, three UPVC double glazed windows, coved ceiling, attractive wooden flooring, radiator, door from dining room leads into study. Study 8'6" x 14'1" With attractive ceramic tiled flooring, two UPVC double glazed windows to side with an attractive window seat, part glazed door leads into conservatory. Conservatory 12'6" x 14'1" Triple aspect, a particular feature of the property with outstanding views to all sides encompassing nature and overlooking lots of wildlife, UPVC double glazed windows throughout, two UPVC double glazed doors to rear and side, slate flooring, radiator. FIRST FLOOR First Floor Landing Dogleg with original roof access, spacious landing Bedroom One 15'5" x 8'10" Dual aspect with two UPVC double glazed windows with original wooden flooring, wonderful views to both sides, character wall, radiator and fireplace. Bedroom Two 13'9" x 9'2" Dual aspect with excellent views, two UPVC double glazed windows to the side and radiator. Bathroom 6'4" x 7'3" Three piece with rolltop bath with mixer / shower set, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, UPVC double glazed window to front and heated towel rail. Bedroom Five 7'7" x 11'6" Currently used as a dressing room with front aspect packed with original flooring, UPVC double glazed window with wonderful views to the front and airing cupboard with hot water tank. Bedroom Three 10'2" x 10'6" Rear aspect with vanity wash hand basin and radiator. Shower Room 5'11" x 4'7" With walk in shower cubicle, low level WC, vanity wash hand basin, UPVC double glazed window to rear, spotlighting and extractor / light point. Bedroom Four 9'2" x 10'0" Dual aspect with two UPVC double glazed windows with excellent views, radiator and access to loft space. FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT - BARN CONVERSION Entrance Porch Leading into spacious entrance hall. Sitting Room 12'10" x 16'1" With attractive old fitted electric wood burner effects fire, beam ceilings, two radiators, laminate wooden flooring and two UPVC double glazed windows to both sides offering great views. Entrance Hall With doors leading to all rooms. Bedroom One 11'2" x 10'0" Front aspect with views over to river and bridge, UPVC double glazed windows and laminate wood flooring. Bedroom Two 11'5" x 9'8" Front aspect with great views over the bridge, UPVC double glazed window, radiator and laminate flooring. Kitchen 9'5" x 11'10" Offers a loosely fitted kitchen with a single bowl sink unit with two UPVC double glazed windows to front, laminate flooring, oil fired central heating floor mounted boiler, electric cooker / electric cooker point, space for table, coved ceiling and radiator. Bathroom 6'11" x 5'7" Front aspect with a three piece suite with panel enclosed bath and Mira electric shower, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, heated towel rail, wall mounted extractor fan, tiled walls and UPVC double glazed window. GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT - BARN CONVERSION Kitchen / Diner 9'5" x 15'3" L shaped open plan lounge diner / kitchenette which is front aspect with radiator, blend of laminate flooring and slate tiled flooring. The kitchen offering a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with a range of base level units with a large picture window which is UPVC double glazed overlooking the bridge and the parking in front, fitted fridge, inset spotlighting and access to shower room. Bedroom One 8'1" x 11'11" Front aspect, radiator, large UPVC double glazed picture window and UPVC window to side. Bedroom Two 6'10" x 11'10" Side aspect, UPVC double glazed window to side, laminate flooring, radiator and coved ceiling. Shower Room 8'2" x 6'8" With pedestal wash hand basin, Saniflo WC, shower cubicle with Myra electric shower, radiator, tiled flooring. (L Section 4.6m x 6.3m) Outside: Carport, containing wood store. Parking for several vehicles.

9 bd

Llandysul

USD 1,601,938

Tyruched is a spacious period Grade II listed property with an additional cottage and other accommodation. The main house is set over three floors and has character features including exposed beams, coved ceilings, sash windows and fireplaces. The land and gardens amount to approximately 5.5 acres of beautiful private gardens and well-kept grounds along with a paddock, all benefitting from a private driveway with turning circle. The property has some wonderful views across the surrounding countryside and benefits from sympathetic renovations providing impressive flexible accommodation with all modern conveniences.

7 bd

Powys

USD 1,025,240

An enchanting character home including five bedrooms and comfortable living accommodation, situated in a stunning location only two miles from Abersoch centre. The property also includes a chalet, a generous plot, outbuildings with potential and superb views over the sea towards distant mountains.

5 bd

Pwllheli

USD 1,057,279

Set in a glorious location within the Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) National Park, this beautifully presented house, built in the 1950s, is complemented by circa 2 acres of gardens and ground affording the most spectacular views. The house is presently occupied as a family home with a separate one bedroomed annexe which could, easily, be incorporated into the main house. Semi rural location with good access to major road and rail links. Ground Floor Enter through the front door into an entrance porch with space for a small table and chairs, an ideal place to enjoy a morning coffee. Continue into the entrance hall, where the stairs rise to the first floor, doors lead to the principal ground floor rooms. The light and spacious kitchen is fitted with a comprehensive range of modern cupboards, integral appliances and a useful breakfast bar. The utility/boot room is located off the kitchen and has a door to the garden. From the entrance hall is a door to the dining room with a wooden floor, ample space for a family sized dining table and serving hatch through to the kitchen. Open plan to the dining room is the light and spacious sitting room with glazed doors to the garden, a perfect room to enjoy the beautiful views. First Floor Stairs rise from the entrance hall to the first floor landing with doors leading to the three bedrooms and large family bathroom. The principal bedroom is very generous in size and benefits from dual aspect windows, all of the bedroom windows enjoy views of the surrounding countryside. A key feature of the house is the light and views. A pull down ladder provides access to a useful loft room with Velux rooflights and a window. Annexe The one bedroomed annexe is self contained and has proved a successful holiday let, it could easily be incorporated into the main house. The annexe has both its own external entrance door and internal door from the main house. The sitting/dining room has a large picture window overlooking the garden, the fitted kitchen, with serving hatch to the dining are, is accessed via the inner hall which also has a door to the garden and to the ground floor modern shower room. To the first floor is a double bedroom with dual aspect windows and W.C. Outside Approached via a long driveway with a bridge over the Brecon and Monmouth Canal, the house is approached through a wooden gate bordered by lawns and flower beds and with parking for a number of vehicles. The landscaped, mature gardens lie predominately to the rear of the house and afford the most stunning views towards across open countryside to the mountains beyond. The gardens have been thoughtfully created by the present owners to maximise the glorious setting and enjoy entertaining and relaxing. There are a number of seating areas perfect for enjoying a coffee, glass of wine and al fresco dining. A wooden summer house/bar adjoins a large paved area with ample space for table, chairs and garden furniture. The garden and grounds are a haven for wildlife and include an orchard as well as lawns, specimen trees, planted beds and hedgerows. Outbuildings The double garage, workshop and store room are located to the rear of the house and could, subject to any necessary planning consents, be converted to a studio/office or further living accommodation. Location The village of Govilon is approximately 3 miles from Abergavenny which has an excellent range of local amenities. Govilon has a local convenience store, public house and offers access to walks both through open country side and along the Brecon and Monmouth Canal. This includes schools, doctors and dental surgeries, an extensive choice of independent shops, high street retailers and several supermarkets. Abergavenny is known as the Gateway to Wales and holds numerous annual events including the acclaimed Food Festival. Outdoor pursuits include hill walking, cycling, fishing and riding. Whilst the nearby Brecon Beacons / Bannau Brycheiniog are widely renowned for its beautiful landscapes and stunning scenery. The pretty town of Crickhowell is around 5 miles to the west, offering a variety of shops, public houses and restaurants. ... There are excellent road and rail links with the A40/A449 and A4042, linking to the M4/M5 and M50 motorway networks within a mile of the property. Abergavenny has a main line railway station. Local Authority Monmouthshire County Council Council Tax G. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries. Energy Performance Certificate To view the full EPC please visit the GOV website. Tenure Freehold Services We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity. LPG gas. Private water supply and drainage via sewerage treatment plant. Broadband: Standard broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Openreach. Mobile: EE, Three, 02 and Vodaphone available (indoors and outdoors) subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Ofcom. Title Title Number - WA893294. Fine & Country are not aware of any onerous covenants relating to the title number. A copy of which is available from Fine & Country. Agent's Notes The initial part of the driveway is owned by Llanwenarth House with both Llanwenarth Lodge and the neighbouring property having a right of access. 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 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: - Garage - Garden

4 bd

Abergavenny

USD 961,163

An impressive, six bedroom, detached home providing beautifully presented and well-maintained accommodation, along with an attached annexe suitable for a variety of uses. Greenbank is situated in an edge of village location with superb estuary views and offers a wonderful blend of luxury, style and flexibility.

6 bd

Brynford