USD 1,318,284

USD 1,255,507

Nestled in a tranquil hamlet near Painscastle, this enchanting Grade II listed Welsh Longhouse is believed to date back to 1550. Offering the potential for five bedrooms, this idyllic property exudes timeless elegance by seamlessly blending traditional features with modern comforts. Situated amidst approximately 28.5 acres of certified organic land, it also enjoys common grazing rights. The property is further enhanced by a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary outbuildings, creating a truly captivating retreat. *Historic Welsh longhouse believed to date back to 1550, fully restored in 2014. *5 bedrooms *Range of traditional and contemporary Outbuildings. * 28.5 acres of certified organic land. *Secluded location *Separate office in stable outbuilding. *Solar PV Description    Upper Llandewi underwent a comprehensive restoration in 2013/2014, utilizing ecological breathable building materials, many sourced from Ty Mawr Lime. This restoration included significant upgrades such as a new warm roof build, insulated limecrete ground floor, replacement of external doors, installation of new double-glazed oak windows, modernization of the kitchen, plumbing, electrics, and much more. The generously proportioned accommodation is spread across two floors. On the ground floor, you'll find a kitchen/dining room, boot room, utility with cloakroom, a charming living room, and a study/music room. Moving upstairs, the first floor comprises a landing providing access to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Additionally, there are two extra rooms on this level that offer potential as additional bedrooms. The exterior of the property boasts a generous garden with a ponds and streams, creating a tranquil atmosphere. A delightful patio area provides an inviting space for outdoor relaxation. Many of the hedges have been recently laid within the last decade, enhancing the landscape, while double fencing with chestnut fencing adds privacy and charm to the surroundings. Location    The property is conveniently located just one mile south of the B4594 Erwood to Painscastle road, and it's a mere four miles from the main A470 at either Erwood or Llyswen, as well as the main A438 at Glasbury or the Maesyronnen Chapel turning. The renowned book town of Hay-on-Wye is approximately 8 miles away, offering a unique shopping experience, while the market town of Builth Wells is just 10 miles away, providing a range of local shopping facilities, medical centres, and dental surgeries. Nearby primary schools can be found in Hay, Llyswen and Clyro, with secondary schools located in Builth Wells and Three Cocks. For those relying on public transport, mainline train stations are accessible within 28 miles at Abergavenny and Hereford, both of which offer further shopping opportunities and amenities. Step Inside    Upon entering through the front door, you find yourself in the entrance hall area. From here, you step down into the charming kitchen/dining room, characterized by exposed timbers and a striking exposed stone fireplace housing an solid fuel Rayburn. The kitchen also features a door leading to a good-sized pantry with salting slab and butchers block, another door to the rear, and access to the reception room. Additionally, there is a boot room with a door to the outside, as well as a storage room and a shower room. Entering the reception room, you're greeted by original flag stone flooring, a large, stunning inglenook fireplace with a stone lintel and a Clearview wood-burning stove, creating a cozy ambiance. The room boasts exposed timbers on the ceiling and a curved stone staircase leading to the first floor. Two further doors lead into the study/music room, where the exposed timbers add to the character and charm of the space. .    The staircase leads to a split first-floor landing, granting access to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Additionally, bedroom 1 and bedroom 3 offer access to two additional rooms, providing the potential for extra bedrooms or dressing rooms. One of these rooms the old granary even benefits from steps leading to the exterior. Throughout the first floor, all rooms boast original exposed timbers, adding to the rustic charm and character of the property. Step Outside    As you approach the property via a lane, the farmhouse comes into view, flanked by two charming traditional stone barns and three portal-framed sheds, along with a workshop and home office. Spread across 28.5 acres of certified organic land, including two fields of lush clover leys, Upper Llandewi offers ample space for agricultural pursuits and outdoor enjoyment. With common grazing rights for 46 sheep, 3 ponies, and 2 cows, the property epitomizes rural living. Outside, a patio area invites relaxation, while a vegetable garden, stocked orchard, small woodland, and tranquil pond add to the property's allure, creating a serene retreat in the heart of the countryside. Please note that there are public footpaths that run through the property. Directions    From Hay-on-Wye proceed along the B4350 into Glasbury-on-Wye, turn right at the filling station crossing over the river Wye. Take the immediate left turn into the middle of the village, continue past Foyles until reaching Cwmbach. Take the right turn sign posted Ffynnon Gynydd. Proceed up and onto the common and continue past the former school on the right hand side, after crossing the cattle grid turn left towards the small well on your left. Ignore the next immediate right turn to Painscastle, staying on lane for approximately 3 miles you will pass over the western end of the Begwns Hill via 2 cattle grids, go past a left turn signed Boughrood. Continue to the bottom of the hill (roughly a quarter of a mile) and turn right onto the driveway to Upper Llandewi. What3words/// pumpkin.walkway.blackmail Agents Notes    An additional 6 acres are available through separate negotiation.

5 bd

Llyswen

USD 659,142

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

3 bd

Mumbles

USD 408,040

Welcome to this former Church of Wales property, A beautiful Grade II Listed property in the heart of Llanelli, offering a blank canvas for someone’s vision. This substantial building, steeped in character, is ready for transformation into an incredible residence or commercial venture, subject to planning. With its beautiful architecture, and presence this building has countless stories to tell. This property is a rare and unique opportunity waiting to be seized.  Designed by architect, Colonel E. M. Bruce Vaughan and completed between 1911 and 1915 is a striking example of Gothic Revival architecture. With its intricate stonework and detail the building stands as a testament to the Edwardian era’s fascination with medieval design. Its prominent location in the heart of Llanelli underscores its importance as a focal point for the community.  The buildings history is intertwined with the growth of Llanelli as an industrial town during the 20th century. As the population expanded due to the booming coal and tinplate industries, the need for a larger Space for people to congregate became evident. The building was commissioned to meet this demand, becoming a symbol of civic pride.  Throughout its existence, The Property has weathered periods of prosperity and hardship, reflecting the ebb and flow of the town’s fortunes. Over time, the Property has undergone renovations and preservation efforts to ensure its continued standing as an architectural gem and a cherished landmark in towns urban landscape.  Step Inside…   A Property that will both Inspire and Delight you The Building is detached and designed over 2 floors. Set on approximately 0.40 hectares of land. the building stands at more than 80ft in height. The Property is divided into two floors. With the Top floor having four access points and the lower 2 access points.  The ground floor, originally constructed to accommodate 300 people, served as the initial building. However, on the first day of opening, the overwhelming response from the community necessitated expansion. Consequently, permission was granted to build the first floor, increasing the seating capacity to accommodate an additional 700 individuals.  First Floor   Approaching the building from the street, a castleated Bath stone walkway leads up to the Main double door entry, Crossing over an arched walkway below, resplendent with faux gates and portcullis.  The First-floor space is dual height, being singular height on either side, and full height through the centre of the building.  The main room at the property is a sight to behold. The vast space is laid with pitch pine parquet flooring and its interior features smooth Green/grey Ashlar walls accentuated by Bath stone Dressings and adornments. Natural light floods the space through the 5 windows on either side of the room and a further 6 each side above, Grand windows at both the East and West end, create a luminous ambiance. The main space is crowned with a magnificent, vaulted hammer beam ceiling, reminiscent of the design found in Westminster Abbey, and a slightly smaller and even more intricate ceiling design sits atop the Eastern end and is a copy of a 14th century ceiling. Six large arches stand on either side along the length of the building, crafted from dressed Bath Stone, thy converge to form one of the rooms main focal points, each column topped with carved aces, flora or animals, showcasing the extraordinary architecture and attention to detail. Though the baptismal font, once a centrepiece of the property, has been removed its base still remains. A double stepped area of marble and Parquet flooring Is another impressive feature.  Additionally, three versatile spaces branch off from this area. One of these spaces formerly housed the massive organ, while another served as the location for Clerical duties and the other as a changing and storage area. These adaptable rooms present endless possibilities for customisation and utilisation. A spiral stairway leads down to the exterior, offering convenient access to the outdoors.  Ground Floor   The ground floor offers additional versatile spaces, including an entry foyer, large open area with original parquet flooring, an array of windows. There is currently a stage with an adjacent room for storage and backstage access walkway. A Large basic kitchen area has two stainless steel sinks and dual aspect windows. In addition, on this floor you also have another generous room, Toilet and a shower room. Another spacious area was once the boiler room, there is also a separate large workshop/storage room which once house an organ pump, which is accessed externally. Thick cavity walls with vents ensure proper airflow, preventing dampness and making this space suitable for installing underfloor heating systems, additional electrical installations, or any other desired features.  Step Outside…   Externally, the church is bordered by well-maintained lawn areas offering ample space for customisation to suit the needs and desires of the property. Discreet and manageable garden beds, and a half dozen Cherry, Pear and Plum Trees round off the picture.  Local Area   Easy Access to the M4 and Train lines Llanelli, nestled in the scenic Welsh countryside, offers a wealth of amenities and attractions for residents and visitors alike. The town boasts a vibrant shopping scene, with a range of local shops, boutiques, and markets to explore. Dining options abound, from cosy cafes serving up Welsh specialties to international cuisine restaurants. For outdoor enthusiasts, the nearby coastline provides opportunities for leisurely walks along sandy beaches or exhilarating water sports activities. Families can enjoy days out at local attractions such as the National Wetland Centre Wales, offering interactive exhibits and wildlife encounters, or the Llanelli Leisure Centre, featuring swimming pools, fitness facilities, and children’s play areas. With its blend of natural beauty and urban convenience, Llanelli offers something for everyone to enjoy.  Carmarthenshire is host to many attractions including an array of castles, with Wales in general often referred to as “the castle capital of the world”. With many of the castles in particularly good order, offering guided tours so that you can immerse yourself in the history, legends and myths. The National Botanical Gardens offer exotic plants from around the world, with lakes, woodland and children’s farm and play area for a family friendly day out. With the Millennium coastal path offering miles of traffic free cycle paths and walkways, with Pembrey Country park en-route offering everything from dry ski slopes to pine forests with adventure playground and acres of natural parkland to enjoy. Ashburnham golf course is one of the finest Championship Links courses in Britain and currently ranked 6th best course in Wales. Wildfowl and wetlands centre in Penclacwydd. Boating enthusiasts catered for at Ferryside or the nearby marina at Burry Port. Racecourse at Ffos Las, racetrack and Pembrey motor sports and Pembrey airport.   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 Grade II Listed Freehold Commercial Gas/Electric Mains Water Mains Drainage Ultrafast Broadband Available EE, Three, O2 & Vodafone Coverage Restrictions apply, refer to legal pack

Llanelli

USD 910,244

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

4 bd

Denbigh

USD 3,578,199

USD 2,824,894

This luxurious country house, nestled in the Monmouthshire countryside, has seven spacious bedrooms, elegant Georgian-style reception rooms, a stunning kitchen/family room and breathtaking views of the beautiful Usk Valley from its balustraded terrace. Recently used as one of the locations for a TV adaptation of Jilly Cooper's bestseller, Rivals, the wonderful period-style property has been imaginatively extended and thoroughly refurbished and updated, to offer a comfortable, contemporary lifestyle. It enjoys a glorious, private and tranquil setting, positioned in gardens and grounds of just over 19 acres, which stretch down to the banks of the River Usk. Originally a 19th century cottage, Woodbank House may once have been used as a shooting lodge for a local estate. Today, the former four-bedroom home incorporates a range of previous outbuildings and offers generous accommodation totalling approximately 9,580 sq ft. The vendors, who bought the property more than fifteen years ago, were attracted by the style of the house, its setting and location. "We have always loved period houses so that was part of the appeal and because it needed work doing to it, we had the opportunity to make it into the family home we wanted. But we fell in love with it because as soon as you enter the gates onto the long drive you feel totally safe and private." "We also love Monmouthshire, as it is very rural yet close to big cities. Woodbank was perfect as it has Cardiff and Bristol close by and it is also near to charming villages and towns including Usk, Caerleon and Monmouth, if I want cafes and quaint shops. There is also Newport which is kind of in the middle if I want to go shopping for something in particular and still get back home within the hour." "We both like to play golf and for that, the area is perfect. We even overlook the Celtic Manor Ryder Cup course. And the river is beautiful. It's been like living in a mini paradise." The vendors have completed an amazing transformation, in sympathy with the original cottage but on a much grander scale. "We wanted a house that's cosy for a family but we love cooking and entertaining, so we created a kitchen and snug for day-to-day living and for entertaining there is lots of space, with a large dining room and drawing room." During the refurbishment, the vendors were careful to retain the cottage's features, including high ceilings, decorative plasterwork and handsome fireplaces and they have extended the period look and feel into the newer parts of the house, creating a seamless transition. One of their inspired additions was the terrace which wraps around three sides of the house, giving entrancing views over the parkland-style grounds to the valley and river beyond. With all modern day conveniences, including underfloor heating throughout and with the benefit of a surround sound system in parts of the house, this is a warm and welcoming family home that's built for entertaining on a grand scale. It has previously been used as a boutique wedding and events venue and has been let as Visit Wales five star self-catering accommodation, for up to 20 guests. The property is just two miles from the village of Llanhennock, where there is a thriving local pub. It is uniquely positioned, within 20 miles of the city of Cardiff and almost the same distance from the charming market towns of Usk, Monmouth, Abergavenny and Chepstow. Newport, with direct trains to London Paddington, is 6.5 miles away. Bristol is 30 miles distant. Step inside:- - A grand tone is immediately set by the elegant reception hall, which is in the oldest part of the property and has a high ceiling with original decorative cornicing. To one side of the room is a pair of Georgian style arched recesses. An impressive, bespoke, American oak staircase leads up to the first floor and French doors open to the rear terrace. Off the hallway, at the front of the house, is an office, which features an original fireplace with a marble mantelpiece. French doors open from this room to the side terrace, known as the Rose Terrace. Next door, with a bay window overlooking the same terrace, there is a reception room featuring an original fireplace and built-in bookshelves. This room is currently used as a library and fully operational commercial bar area, but could be turned into an eighth bedroom if desired. Off the rear of the reception hallway is an elegant drawing room, flooded with light from four pairs of French doors which can be thrown open to the views. A focal point in this room is a decorative fireplace with an Ionic style mahogany surround. Across the hallway, the dining room is an equally beautiful room, designed in period style, with high ceilings, decorative cornicing, a central ceiling rose and a fireplace with a feature surround matching one in the drawing room. This is a working, open fireplace, like those throughout the ground floor of the property. The room, which can easily accommodate 20 diners, has a pair of French doors to the terrace at the back of the house and another set of French doors opens to a barbeque area. "It is a great house for entertaining we can have drinks on the terrace, then dinner in the large dining room or, on long summer evenings, a barbeque on the terrace, followed by dessert and coffee while playing snooker in the games room on the lower ground floor." The stunning, bespoke kitchen, created to be the heart of the family home, was also designed with large-scale entertaining in mind. It has wooden, floor-to- ceiling cabinets, hand crafted by a local joiner, two Belfast sinks, a four-oven oil-fired Aga and high spec integrated appliances, a Quooker hot water tap, Siemens electric oven and hob and two Liebherr fridge/freezers. There is ample space for a family dining table and for a free-standing central island. Downstairs, the flooring is either engineered oak or quality tiling from Mandarin Stone. In the kitchen, the vendors opted for practical tiling. Double doors open from the kitchen to a cosy sitting room, used as the family snug. On the ground floor there is also a useful utility room just across from the kitchen, with an adjacent cloakroom. There is another downstairs cloakroom off the reception hall. Stairs outside the kitchen lead down to the lower ground floor, which incorporates two bedrooms with a shared bathroom. A large games room provides ample space for use as a snooker room, gym, and cinema. On this floor there is also an integrated double garage with a service door providing access to the stairway. "It makes it easy to bring the shopping straight up to the kitchen." The lower ground floor accommodation also includes a store room and a cellar, fitted out as commercial yet stylish bar. The spectacular staircase from the reception hall leads to a galleried first floor landing, with a large window looking out over the terrace and grounds. On this floor there are five spacious bedrooms, each with an ensuite bathroom. Each delightful bedroom has its own character. One has an attractive, part octagonal window giving views straight down the valley. Another, in the oldest part of the house, has a period cast iron fireplace. The particularly impressive principal bedroom benefits from a stunning ensuite with a roll top bath, generous corner shower and twin pedestal washbasins. There is a walk-in dressing room, with a handy linen chute which leads straight to the utility room. French doors from the bedroom open to a Juliet balcony, with a lovely long distance outlook over the River Usk and Celtic Manor Ryder Cup Golf course and estate. Outside - From the roadway, a pair of electrically operated, decorative wrought iron gates open to a long, sweeping drive, lined with shrubs and mature trees. This leads past a level gravel parking area for up to 20 cars (on the site of the former tennis court) and on to the front of the house and to the integrated garage. There is further parking in front of the garage. The house enjoys a central position in its parkland-style grounds, which extend to just over 19 acres, stretching down to the banks of the River Usk, where the vendors enjoy riverside walks. "We also love to walk into Caerleon for coffee or across the field to the Wheatsheaf Inn in Llanhennock." Nearest the house, there are formal and terraced gardens and areas of lawn, whilst the grounds also include meadowland, a paddock with a variety of established fruit trees, a man-made pond and an area of mature woodland. Wrapping around the two sides and the rear of the house is a grand terrace, with period-style balustrades, which the vendors designed as outdoor entertaining space and to "show off the views and the river." At the back, the "River Terrace" looks out over formal gardens to the Usk Valley. To one side, the "Rose Terrace" looks over a rose garden and a feature water fountain and also towards the "Handkerchief Garden", where there is a lovely specimen handkerchief tree. Clambering over this side and over to the front of the house there is also an established wisteria. 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 liv...

7 bd

Caerleon

USD 646,587

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

4 bd

Mumbles

USD 941,631

USD 903,966

Welcome to Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages Nestled in the grounds of an old dairy farm in the serene countryside of Coedkernew, Newport, Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages exudes timeless charm and tranquillity. With nearly 40 years of cherished ownership, this four-bedroom sanctuary is now ready to be taken over by a new family, offering endless potential for someone to add their own stamp and make it their own. As you approach the property, you're greeted by the inviting porch, leading you seamlessly into the heart of the home - a spacious dining area, where stories are shared and memories are made. From here, step into one of two welcoming reception rooms, each adorned with unique features; one boasting a cosy log burner fireplace, perfect for snug evenings, while the other boasts a grand bow window and a captivating flagstone fireplace. Continuing the journey, discover the Mediterranean-inspired kitchen/breakfast room, where red brick accents and the arched glass windows and doorway frame picturesque views of the garden and outdoor pool area. Entertaining is effortless here, with ample space to create culinary delights while enjoying the company of loved ones. Upstairs, four generous double bedrooms await, each offering panoramic vistas of the surrounding fields, inviting peaceful slumbers and waking up to the beauty of nature. A family bathroom completes this level, ensuring comfort and convenience for all. Outside, the enchantment continues, with ample driveway parking, a large double garage, and gated access to the rear garden. A circular patio, enveloped by fragrant rose beds, sets the scene for al fresco dining and relaxation. Dive into the refreshing waters of the outdoor swimming pool or unwind in the summerhouse, where laughter echoes and memories are forged. Additional storage buildings, including one with a sauna, provide practicality and indulgence in equal measure. Adjacent to the main garden is a sprawling paddock of approximately 1 acre, offering endless possibilities for outdoor pursuits, from equestrian adventures to leisurely strolls amidst nature's splendour. Conveniently situated between Newport and Cardiff, with easy access to the A48, M4, and bus routes, Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages offers the best of both worlds - a peaceful rural retreat enveloped by fields, within reach of vibrant city amenities. Discover the allure of Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages, where every moment is a cherished chapter in your story of home. Schedule your visit today and let the journey begin. VENDOR INSIGHT:- - "Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages has been our cherished home for four decades, where we poured our hearts into renovations and even added a double garage to enhance its allure. Originally from Cardiff, we were drawn to its secluded yet accessible location's perfect blend of countryside tranquillity and urban convenience. At the time we were seeking a home which was easily accessible from both Cardiff and Bristol where we worked and this was perfect, being only a mile from the eastbound M4 and alongside the M48 into Cardiff. It may be worth mentioning that, currently, it's possible to reach the centre of Cardiff without actually driving through any 20 mph roads. Previously, we resided in a typical estate but craved a more rural ambiance. Tyn-y-Brwyn Cottages offered the best of both worlds, with excellent bus connections to Cardiff and Newport. While the larger lounge once doubled as a games room, we now prefer the snug warmth of the smaller lounge, especially when the log burner crackles to life. The bedrooms offer breath-taking views across the flat landscape, providing a vista that stretches for miles. Surrounded by nature, our initial days here were filled with the playful antics of rabbits and squirrels which were frequent visitors. My husband took great pride in maintaining both the house and the land. Our home has been the hub of many social gatherings, hosting memorable events like my sister's wedding with a hundred guests seated on our lawn under a majestic marquee. There's also ample space indoors for entertaining, including double doors downstairs that facilitate seamless flow, and we've celebrated countless milestones with up to 80/100 guests. The outdoor pool has been a regular source of enjoyment to our friends as well as our family. We've really relished the spaciousness and cosiness of our home, but now, as it exceeds our needs, we seek a more manageable space. Tucked away near the A48, yet surrounded by fields, Tyn-y-Brwyn remains a hidden gem, known only to those who discover its serene beauty. Acquiring an acre of land from a local farmer was a stroke of luck, and we seized the opportunity without hesitation. Over the years, my husband utilised it for golf practice, but its potential extends far beyond that. With its ample space, it holds promise for diverse agricultural endeavours, including, for example, beekeeping, or equestrian pursuits. We'll fondly reminisce about the vastness of Tyn-y-Brwyn - the ample parking for up to ten cars, the freedom it offered, and the sense of security it provided. My lovely late Maltese Mother adored this house where, every summer, she was able to indulge her love of swimming. She was always the first in and last out and we'll cherish the memories dearly as we bid farewell." 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. 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4 bd

Newport

USD 709,362

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

5 bd

Llandeilo

USD 546,146

Introducing Bryntirion, and a unique opportunity to purchase a beautifully situated property, with breathtaking views toward the mountains and the famous Bird Rock. Nestled in an elevated position, it offers both a perfect family home and an idyllic retreat. This remarkable home boasts a spacious layout comprising a kitchen, dining room, living room, four bedrooms, and a bathroom. With immense potential for cosmetic updating, you have the opportunity to personalize this gem to your liking. Additionally, a generous loft space awaits, offering exiting potential for conversion, subject to necessary approvals. Set upon approximately an acre of gardens and surrounding land, this property enjoys an elevated position, complete with a driveway, ample parking, and a convenient garden shed. Viewing is highly recommended in order to not miss out on this excellent opportunity. An idyllic retreat 4 bedroom bungalow Great potential Breathtaking views Set in approximately an acre of grounds

4 bd

Gwynedd

USD 1,098,570

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

6 bd

Llandeilo

USD 1,255,508

USD 1,192,733

Arguably one of the most impressive houses in Brecon town; featuring 7 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms, a tasteful kitchen and all set in just under 0.5 acres of gardens. Situated on one of Brecon's highly coveted streets, Highland House seamlessly marries modern comforts with the allure of a beautiful south facing setting. Large family home 4200 sq ft One of the finest houses in Brecon Large gardens, garage and parking 7 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms Impressive living space. Open plan kitchen/diner Description    Highland House is one of the most impressive houses in Brecon town, built in 2003 by the present owners it occupies a large plot and offers some 4200 sq ft of living accommodation. A particular feature of this substantial home is the generous ground floor living space with its two living rooms, the open plan kitchen and dining area, impressive entrance hall along with the allied study and utility area. The upper floors boast 7 bedrooms plus an office with two ensuite bathrooms together with a family bathroom. The master bedroom stands out with its own balcony&# ... ;a perfect retreat for enjoying your morning coffee while soaking in the scenic surroundings. Location    Nestled along the highly sought-after Camden Road and within convenient walking distance of the town's amenities, this property enjoys a prime location in Brecon. The town itself boasts a diverse array of local shops, complemented by a leisure centre complex, a vibrant theatre, and a cinema, providing residents with a rich tapestry of recreational options. Education is well-catered for with a selection of schools, including the esteemed Christ College, founded in 1541 by Henry VIII. Brecon's allure extends beyond its immediate boundaries, as the surrounding area is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, notably the majestic Brecon Beacons mountain range to the south. Residents can also appreciate the scenic Monmouth to Brecon canal and the meandering river Usk, flowing gracefully around the town before making its way south to the Welsh coast. For those who crave the excitement of city life, Hereford, Cardiff, and Swansea are all conveniently within approximately an hour's drive. Access to the M4 link is easily attainable near Newport, adding another layer of convenience to this well-connected and picturesque locale. Embrace the perfect blend of town amenities and natural beauty in this captivating Brecon setting. Walk Inside    As you entrer the front door you are greeted by a spacious reception hall with a feature fireplace and a stylish staircase that leads to the upper floors. The cozy sitting room, designed for winter comfort, features an inviting fire surround and south-facing windows. Undoubtedly, the main highlight of the house is the principal living room, boasting bi-fold doors opening to the front patio, high-level ceilings, and a captivating built-in feature fireplace that stands as a focal point. The kitchen exudes warmth and hospitality, showcasing oak-fronted units along two walls, a central island, a snug seating area around a feature fireplace, and a sizable opening to the dining area. This dining space, flooded with natural light from its south-facing aspect, offers ample room to accommodate numerous guests. .    The ground floor is completed by a spacious utility room with space for various appliances; a garden room located to the rear of the lving room, an office and a ground floor WC. .    The first floor landing provides access to each of the 3 principle rooms on this level. To the froont of the house are two double bedrooms offering a south-facing aspect and affording splendid views. Each room boasts an ensuite, and the larger bedroom opens onto a small balcony&# ... ;an idyllic spot for morning coffee. The third room is currently used as an office and enjoys its own private spiral starorcase that leads to the ground floor. On the second floor, discover four additional bedrooms, with three enjoying a south-facing aspect and captivating views over the town. Also on this floor, find a dedicated study and a generously proportioned family bathroom Outside    The property stands on a plot of just under 0.5 acre which includes a private driveway leading to a parking area and double garage. The grounds to the rear offer a good degree of privacy with mature shrubs and bushes and an upper lawned terrace which would make a great tennis court.

7 bd

Brecon

USD 3,452,648

A magnificent 10 bedroom, country home steeped in history and fully renovated to an exceptional standard, blending a wealth of character and charm with modern, designer living. This warm, inviting home is perfect for everyday living or lavish entertaining, enjoying spectacular views over the Dyfi estuary and the Snowdonia national park. In an article for the Telegraph in May 2007, James Delingpole described the views as “probably one of the best views in Wales “. Glandyfi Castle is secluded yet not isolated, giving a genuine feeling of being in ones own private world. The estate is actually wonderfully accessible with road and rail links conveniently nearby. The double Michelin starred Ynishir Hall restaurant, twice voted the best restaurant in Wales, is less than a mile away and the closest town is the cosmopolitan, cultural hub of Machynlleth, well known for its Comedy Festival, Classical Music Festival, Moma Gallery and the Centre of Alternative Technology. Included in the sale is a detached two bedroom cottage and a variety of interesting stone outbuildings, all sitting in approximately 41 acres of gardens, woodland and grounds. To the front of the Castle there is estuary frontage including the remains of an ancient jetty.

10 bd

Machynlleth

USD 690,530

Nestled amidst the majestic landscapes of West Wales, this detached residence presents a remarkable opportunity to own a slice of West Wales. With views of Cadair Idris, this property is a testament to living harmoniously blended with natural beauty. The house, boasting five bedrooms and five bathrooms, is a mix of modern elegance and traditional charm. The exterior, a picturesque stone facade, encases a modern interior designed for contemporary living standards, complete with high insulation values. Constructed merely two decades ago, the home is equipped with a recently updated oil boiler (2022), ensuring warmth and comfort. The plot spans approximately an acre, offering expansive grounds that showcase views of the surrounding landscape. This property also features four reception rooms, including a south-facing conservatory, ideal for soaking in the views. Located on the outskirts of the charming village of Corris, there is access to local amenities such as a shop, pub, and a community centre. Furthermore, the beaches of Aberdyfi and Tywyn, as well as the historic market town of Machynlleth and the picturesque town of Dolgellau, are within proximity. Viewing highly recommended to appreciate the lovely property on offer. GROUND FLOOR Entrance Porch: Entrance Hall: Dining Room: 9'3" x 9'3" Kitchen: 16'4" x 7'4" TV Room: 11'3" x 10'11" Utility Room: Shower Room: Bedroom Four: 12'2" x 10'10" Lounge: 22'8" x 12'5" Conservatory: FIRST FLOOR First Floor Landing: Bedroom One: 15'2" x 12'5" Bedroom One – Ensuite: Bedroom Two: 13'1" x 11'10" Bedroom Three: 17'3" x 11'3" Bedroom Three - Ensuite: Bedroom Five: 11'2" x 7'3"

5 bd

Machynlleth

USD 1,506,610

An individual country property including a modern detached bungalow, a wide range of outbuildings, menage, approximately 17.5 acres of grounds, all within 1.5 miles of Porthmadog and Black Rock Sands. This property really does provide the best of both worlds making it ideally suited for outdoor enthusiasts, with its extensive grounds and adaptable outbuildings, whilst also being suitable for any buyer looking for a property close to a bustling small seaside town. The property would also be suitable for a buyer looking for a home with a commercial aspect and the chance to derive an income from the property. Tyn Y Dref is a rare opportunity to acquire a recently modernised four bedroom detached bungalow, set in about 17.5 acres of grounds, currently being used for both equestrian and commercial purposes including a 45m by 25m sand and fibre modern menage and stables, a fully licensed cattery and dog kennels as well as offering a popular llama trekking tourist attraction business. Some of the outbuildings provide potential for conversion into additional accommodation (subject to the relevant planning consents) making multigenerational occupation or holiday lets a possibility. The grounds are extensive and provide grazing, garden, menage, a small stocked lake with a jetty and there are superb views over the surrounding countryside towards distant mountains. Another huge advantage of this marvellous home is it’s private, peaceful location offering total privacy yet is in close proximity to the wide range of amenities in Porthmadog as well as being a short distance from the popular stunning Black Rock Sands beach. The opportunities this property offers are vast and viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all on offer.

4 bd

Porthmadog

USD 1,381,059

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

5 bd

Brecon

USD 872,578

Nestled in a picturesque setting, at the end of a private drive, lies this impressive former rectory, encompassed by 2.7 acres of m gardens and grounds. This generously proportioned four-bedroom residence boasts breathtaking vistas of the surrounding countryside, offering an ideal canvas for those with a vision for restoration. Perfectly suited for those seeking to embark on a renovation project, this property presents an unparalleled opportunity to craft the home of their dreams amidst stunning natural surroundings. Large former Rectory 2.7 acres of land to include fields and garden Great stone outbuilding and stables Great opportunities for improvement Stunning rural outlook

4 bd

Powys

USD 564,979

Ty Gwyr sits in a prime location in the South Gower hamlet of Scurlage just moments away from an array of sandy beaches, you will be spoilt for choice. This newly built 5-bedroom detached home offers substantial living spaces. It is immaculately presented throughout and has a low maintenance garden creating a great lockup and go, or busy family home. This waterside location enjoys coastal/countryside pathways and multiple Gower hotspots right on your doorstep ready for you to explore and create a host of unforgettable memories. The famous Gower Peninsula is the first place to be awarded an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is blessed with many award-winning beaches, beautiful bays, and interesting coves to explore. The countryside around Ty Gwyr is absolutely stunning and is the perfect antidote to today’s demanding world. Whether one’s intention is to stay here for weekend to enjoy the tranquillity and chase away the stresses of a difficult week, or to live here permanently enjoying a slower pace of life, this home is perfect for either scenario. Let us explore in more detail… Ty Gwyr is fitted with a range of high-quality materials, sprinkler system, fire alarm, burglar alarm, and underfloor heating throughout the ground floor. Approach After meandering along the South Gower hamlet and you will arrive at the charming village of Scurlage. Upon arrival you will notice the gorgeous stone/render façade and ample parking for multiple cars. The paved pathway leading to the attractive front door entices you inside. Entrance You are invited into a beautifully bright and airy entranceway which will instantly make you feel welcome. This immaculate entrance is wonderfully laid with white gloss tiles and is lit with spotlighting. From here you have access to all the main living spaces, and a stairway to the first floor. Lounge A spectacular, bright, and airy space! Situated to the front of the home this private, cosy lounge is wonderfully laid with white gloss tiles and natural light beams in through the dual aspect window. A perfect space set away from the open plan living space to create a retreat if so desired. This room has been hard wired so that a projector and speakers can be installed to the owner’s specification. Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining/Family/Breakfast Room Double doors guide you into what is clearly the heart of the home! This beautifully bright space offers an array of windows, patio doors, and a large bi-folding door creating a great connection with the outdoors. This entire space is laid with white gloss tiles, is lit with spotlighting, and hard wired for installation of speakers. Firstly, the kitchen area enjoys an array of wall and base units topped with quartz worktops. Here you also have a range of integrated appliances including two Bosch oven/grill, Hisense dishwasher, stainless-steel sunken sink and a half with integrated drainage & pull-out mixer tap. The modern kitchen has the pleasure of a desirable island housing extra storage, quartz worktop, NEFF 5-ring electric hob, elevated extractor fan, slimline wine cooler, and a breakfast bar. This large space has ample room to house a large dining set or seating area making a wonderful space to socialise with friends/family or simple unwind after those long days. Utility Situated off the kitchen area you have an essential utility housing extra storage, single stainless-steel sink with pull-out mixer tap, while gloss tiled flooring, spotlighting, and space for two under the counter appliances. From here you have access to a large storage cupboard, wet room, and out to the side of the home. Wet Room A useful, modern wet room fully furnished with WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, shower unit, fully tiled, extractor fan, and spotlighting. Journey back to the entranceway and ascend the beautiful ash stairway to the first floor to see what this family home has to offer. Landing You arrive at a carpeted stairway which is lit with spotlighting and natural light thanks to the window to the front of the home. From here you have access to the master bedroom, bedroom two & three , family bathroom, a storage cupboard with communication cabinet, and a stairway to the second floor. Master Bedroom with en-suite A substantial room with light flooding in through the dual aspect windows. This space enjoys ample room for a dressing/seating area, rural outlooks, carpet, and spotlighting. The private en-suite has the pleasure of a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, shower unit, heated towel rail, fully tiled, and spotlighting. Bedroom Two Situated to the rear of the home you have a lovely size double bedroom with lots of natural light thanks to the dual aspect windows. Bedroom two also enjoys carpet, spotlighting, and a built-in storage cupboard. Family Bathroom A beautifully modern family bathroom enjoying a WC, twin wash basin with storage underneath, fitted bath with shower, heated towel rail, mirror with storage & lighting, extractor fan, feature/spotlighting, speaker cables pre-installed and fully tiled. Bedroom Three Another lovely and bright double bedroom with a window to the front with rural outlooks. This space is laid with carpet and is lit with spotlighting. Climb to the second floor where you will discover bedrooms four and five. Bedroom Four with En-Suite Another lovely size double bedroom with lots of natural light beaming in through the large, twin Velux windows. Bedroom four also boasts spotlighting, carpet, and a private en-suite housing a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, shower, heated towel rail, fully tiled, spotlighting and extractor fan. Bedroom Five Bedroom five is currently utilised as a desirable home office fully equipped with a fitted desk and draws. This space would also be a lovely size double bedroom with laminate flooring, spotlighting, and two Velux windows. Step Outside… Externally you have a desirable low maintenance, wrap around garden with a fantastic mix of patio and lawn areas creating a perfect lock up and go home. This garden would create a lovely space to entertain thanks to the array of doors connecting the home and garden together. PV Solar Panels/Vehicle Charging Point Ty Gwyr is awaiting installation of two sets of PV solar panels which contribute toward a more energy efficient home and an electric vehicle charging point. Additional Special Features An IT communication cabinet has been installed to cater for the demanding needs of the modern family. Installation of a Smart Controlled video matric would enable 4 of the households’ devices (such as Sky, Blue ray, Smart TV to be viewed and controlled from the 4 TV locations. Aerial and satellite wiring has been installed, enabling Freeview TV to 8 pre-wired TV locations and a satellite feed has been provided to the communication Cpd. The cinema room has pre-wired provision for the installation of a 4K Cinema projector and ceiling mounted speakers - 2 * Kitchen, 2 Livingroom, 1 family bathroom and 2 wall mounted speakers for the external gardens. The property has been set up with powerful and fast 5Ghz Wi-Fi access points, 4 internal and 1 external ensuring a strong Wi-Fi signal internally and to the garden and patio area. Local Area Scurlage is situated in the heart of the Gower countryside with coastal/ woodland walks and an array of sandy beaches just moments away offering an outstanding coastline with many majestic bays and interesting coves to explore. You cannot beat its rugged coastal walks and large expanse of family friendly, sandy beaches, coastal shops, and beachside cafes. With Horton Bay and Port Eynon on your doorstep which is popular with families and the surfing community, remaining relatively quiet throughout the year and offering the perfect environment for young families and retirees alike. Gower itself is also blessed with Tudor Castles, Medieval Churches, Heritage Centres, and family run pubs and restaurants which attract loyal patrons from far and wide. The charming coastal village of Mumbles is just a short distance away and is 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 coffee shops, parks, and ice cream parlours en-route. Alongside our award-winning Gower Peninsula is the Marina and Swansea city which offers an abundance of shops, activities, dining, entertainment, and sporting facilities. Swansea also has excellent links to Cardiff and London   *EPC will be issued upon completion of the build.*   Additional Property Information New Build Chain Free Freehold Tax Band – TBD LPG Gas/Electric Mains Drainage Awaiting installation of 2 PV solar panels & vehicle charging point Features: - Garden - Parking

5 bd

Port-Eynon

USD 765,860

USD 703,085

Fine and Country West Wales proudly presents Saardar Younis, a distinguished four/five-bedroom detached residence gracing the market for the first time since its construction in 2002. Nestled on the outskirts of Aberystwyth, this exquisite property offers a blend of timeless elegance and modern comfort, situated in a sought after non-estate location. Crafted to high standards, this home boasts meticulously designed features, including laser-cut oak herringbone wooden flooring with Marbo red wood edging, exemplifying commitment to quality and style. Upon entering, a light filled hall seamlessly connects to the reception areas, leading to a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room complemented by an expansive dining area and a convenient utility room. A charming conservatory offers the Sitting and Dining Room natural light, enhancing the ambiance of the living spaces. Upstairs, a generous landing guides to four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal suite featuring an en-suite bathroom, while the remaining three bedrooms are serviced by a substantial family bathroom. Moreover, all upstairs windows are fitted with noise-reducing laminated glass, ensuring tranquility and privacy. Outside, the property is embraced by landscaped gardens, featuring a spacious patio/decked area perfect for alfresco dining and entertaining. Ample parking is provided, highlighted by a detached double garage boasting an automated door and ample space for multiple vehicles. The garage's upper level offers a versatile studio space, ideal for leisure activities or remote work, complete with power and lighting. In summary, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to secure a family residence in close proximity to Aberystwyth, with easy access to the diverse amenities of this picturesque university town. 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. Entrance Porch Cathedral type with two side double glazed hardwood windows with part glazed hardwood, double glazed panel front door leading to spectacular entrance hall. Entrance Hall With vaulted ceiling and gallery landing with ornate herringbone, oak flooring with attractive inlaid parquetry sides with access to sitting room, kitchen, stairs to first floor landing and study. Cloakroom 5'7" x 3'11" Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, extractor fan, laminate flooring, radiator and UPVC double glazed hardwood window to front Study/Bedroom Five: 18'4" x 12'10" Dual aspect with two large wooden double glazed windows two front and rear, attractive oak flooring and cove ceiling. Living Room 18'4" x 12'10" Dual aspect with an attractive gas fire with surround, two picture windows to the side which are double glazed hardwood UPVC double glazed. Additionally there are UPVC double glazed hardwood patio doors to the front again, two radiators, oak flooring Dining Room 13'5" x 10'6" Rear aspect, oak flooring, cove ceiling, hardwood UPVC double glazed window to rear. Conservatory 14'9" x 9'10" Triple aspect with eight feature windows and polycarbonate roofing. The seamless oak flooring continues into this room and there are double doors which are also double glazed to the side leading into the gardens. Kitchen / Breakfast Room 23'7" x 13'1" Comprised of a good range of light ash coloured eye and base level units with a single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, four ring gas hob and electric oven with an extractor hood over, extensive work surfacing and an additional run of units leads into the breakfast / dining room area. Breakfast / Dining Room Dual aspect with two double glazed windows overlooking the side garden and rear garden, oak flooring cove ceiling and a door leads into the utility room. Utility Room 8'10" x 6'8" Situated to the rear with a range of eye level units and a run of three base level units with single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, radiator, laminate flooring, gas fired central heating boiler which is wall mounted. Galleried First Floor Landing 18'4" x 9'6" An attractive feature window which has UPVC double glazed windows overlooking the front garden, laminated glass which has noise reducing technology and UPVC double glazing, another large feature length wooden double glazed laminate window, oak flooring, airing cupboard and access to all the bedrooms and family bathroom. Master Bedroom 18'4" x 13'1" Front aspect, good sized room with attractive triple UPVC double glazed windows with noise reducing technology to the front, oak flooring, radiator and leads to ensuite shower. Master Bedroom Ensuite 8'2" x 5'11" Side aspect with a walk-in shower cubicle with Triton T electric shower, extractor light point, vanity wash hand basin, low level WC, UPVC double glazed window with laminate noise reducing technology, radiator and laminate flooring. Bedroom Two 13'1" x 10'6" Rear aspect, two UPVC double glazed windows with laminate noise reducing technology, oak flooring, radiator. Bedroom Three 12'6" x 10'6" Dual aspect, oak flooring, radiator, two UPVC double glazed windows with laminate noise reducing technology with excellent views. Bedroom Four 10'10" x 10'6" Dual aspect with two Velux Windows UPVC double glazed window with laminate noise reducing technology to side, oak flooring. Family Bathroom 12'6" x 12'6" Of spectacular size with a four piece bathroom suite with a large walk-in shower, corner bath, part tiled walls, vanity wash hand basin, low level WC, large double glazed Velux window, inset spotlighting, light extractor fan point and radiator. Exterior There is excellent parking for numerous vehicles, with open views and access to double garage. To the rear of the property there is an attractive garden with a large patio area, raised decking area for outside entertaining. Double Garage 19'4" x 19'0" With two up and over doors, light and power. Studio 19'8" x 12'6" Situated above the garage there is a studio of excellent size with light and power.

5 bd

Aberystwyth

USD 2,385,466

USD 2,197,140

Nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley near Hay-on-Wye, this breathtaking country house sits within 6 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens and grounds. Accompanying this splendid residence is a recently reconstructed 1800 sq ft cottage. The home itself boasts seven spacious bedrooms and four elegantly presented living rooms. However, the most remarkable feature undoubtedly lies in the captivating views over the valley, extending to the majestic Black Mountains in the distance. Stunning Wye Valley setting Period Country house in 6 acres Spacious two bedroom cottage Garages and Outbuildings Beautiful presentation 7 bedrooms and 4 large reception rooms Description    Situated in the picturesque Wye Valley, within the triangle formed by Hay-on-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells, is this captivating country house. Acknowledged for its impressive architecture and historical significance, this Grade II listed home seamlessly blends numerous period features with the cosy comforts of contemporary living. Embraced by approximately 6 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds, the property includes a recently reconstructed 1800 sq ft cottage, along with a variety of practical outbuildings, such as four garages and the former coach house. .    A distinctive and uncommon feature is the inclusion of 32 acres of contiguous land classified as 'common land.' This area serves as a shared space for neighbouring properties, allowing them to utilise it for the grazing of their livestock. .    The main house is thought to date back to 16th century, but underwent significant alterations and reconstruction in the late 19th century. Offering expansive living spaces, it comprises seven spacious bedrooms, seven bathrooms (5 en-suite), and four elegant reception rooms, all of which boast breathtaking views over the Wye Valley and gardens. Abounding in character, the residence features a wealth of period fireplaces, beams, and a charming staircase, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes it an ideal family home. Location    Situated in the splendid Wye Valley, this distinctive country house is surrounded by magnificent panoramas, with the Black Mountains near Hay-on-Wye extending in the background. Convenient road links offer easy access to the nearby towns, providing a plethora of shopping and leisure facilities. For those requiring a regular commute, proximity to road network ensures convenient connections to Hereford and Abergavenny where train stations are readily accessible. This property seamlessly combines picturesque surroundings with practical connectivity for both daily living and commuting needs. Vendor Interview    Two decades ago, we were on the hunt for a new home, not entirely certain of our preferences. After a day spent perusing estate agents' windows, we stumbled upon The Skreen. It instantly captivated us, not only due to its beautiful architecture but also for its location in the renowned Wye Valley, a setting we had heard so much about. Upon our first visit, the connection with this property was immediate. The gardens captured my heart, and for my husband, the potential within the house was the decisive factor. The surrounding landscape was the perfect finishing touch. Every moment spent in this remarkable family home has been cherished, and the prospect of parting with it leaves us with a deep sense of nostalgia and appreciation. Walk Inside    Upon entering the property, you are greeted by an impressive entrance vestibule leading seamlessly into the entrance hall, adorned with attractive tiled flooring. This area serves as a captivating introduction to the home, showcasing a beautiful staircase ascending to the first floor. Adjacent to the hall is a private study, which also provides access to the rear porch and features a charming former fireplace. To the left of the hallway lies a spacious drawing room boasting dual aspect windows that offer lovely views of the Wye Valley. The focal point of this room is the open fireplace set within a striking marble surround. One of the centrepieces of this remarkable property is undoubtedly the opulent dining room and library providing an exceptional space for entertaining guests. Flooded with natural light this room boasts two large windows overlooking the front garden, with the focal point undoubtedly being the stone inglenook fireplace with a built-in wood-burning stove. .    The kitchen is an impressive space, serving as both a cooking area and an informal dining space. It is equipped with a charming range of units offering ample cupboard and drawer space, complete with an inset double Belfast sink and a coveted 4-oven AGA, a staple in any country home. In the living room, two bay windows not only offer delightful views to the front but also bathe the area in natural light, fostering an inviting ambiance. Additionally, an open fire nestled within a striking surround adds to the room's allure. Adjacent lies the Games Room, featuring dual-aspect windows adorned with traditional shutters and an open fireplace in a classic surround. ..    This property showcases a versatile layout, accommodating both casual family gatherings and formal entertaining while exuding charm and sophistication. The rear hall provides access to the cellar, along with entry to the boiler room, ground floor w.c., and utility room. This practical space offers ample storage space together with provisions for white goods, including plumbing for a washing machine and dryer. First Floor    The grand staircase leads to a large first-floor landing, its generous proportions echoing the spacious rooms that it leads to and being one of three entry points to this level. In total, there are seven bedrooms, each boasting ample space for freestanding furniture and characterized by high levels of presentation. Five of these bedrooms feature modern ensuite bathrooms which exude a sense of luxury, while two additional family bathrooms, a cloakroom, and a linen room serve the floor. Of particular note is the impressive master bedroom which enjoys a dual aspect outlook with far-reaching views down the valley. This beautiful suite adds a touch of luxury, complete with a generously proportioned ensuite bathroom; featuring twin hand basins, a large shower cubicle, a free-standing bathtub, a w.c and a dressing room offering abundant wardrobe space. The Cottage    Nestled at the end of a separate gravel driveway, with its designated parking area, the cedar-clad cottage underwent a comprehensive renovation in 2022. The thoughtful effort invested in renovating this one-storey property becomes unmistakably apparent the moment you step inside. .    The spacious reception hall provides access to a utility room with a WC and built-in storage cupboard. The attractive flooring seamlessly extends into the open-plan kitchen/living room through a set of French doors. This inviting space features a vaulted ceiling, a corner log-burner, a fully-fitted kitchen with a range of units, integrated appliances, and a dining area a beautiful room perfectly suited for modern-day living. Across the hall, you find two spacious bedrooms, both equipped with built-in wardrobes and en-suite shower rooms featuring large walk-in showers, WCs, and vanity sinks. Outside    Accessed through a tree-lined driveway, offering both seclusion and a breathtaking vista across the Wye Valley, this property is nestled within approximately 6 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds. Practical outbuildings, including four garages and the former coach house, complement the landscape and provide a great storage facility. An exceptional and rare attribute is the incorporation of 32 acres of contiguous land designated as 'common land'. This area serves as a shared space for neighboring properties, allowing them to utilise it for the grazing of their livestock. Lovely commentary by a Guest who stayed at The Skreen    The Skreen is a beautifully restored manor house situated in the Wye valley, just outside of the historic market town of Builth Wells. On the approach you are greeted by the sweeping return of the gravel drive, leading into the well-tended lawn and gardens, all of which frame the surrounding landscape to perfection, capped off by the Black Mountains in the distance. The reception and main hallway are the first inkling of the exceptionally high standards you can expect throughout the property. The dining hall is a sublime mix of old and new, beautifully blended to provide a comfortable and stylish room full of curious and personal touches. The Green Room is nothing less than a lesson in sartorial elegance. Wonderfully positioned to overlook the lawn and gardens, with a d&# ... ;cor that is worthy of a high-end London boutique. The curated furniture and furnishings are well presented in a clean and comfortable way. This is style with, not over, substance. If you do want to venture out The Skreen is ideally located for walking or cycling in the stunning scenery or to visit local towns such as Hay on Wye and Foyles at Glasbury is fabulous for dinner. A 2 night stay simply was not enough to fully appreciate this oasis of calm tranquillity.

7 bd

Brecon

USD 2,511,017

USD 2,259,915

This elegant and spacious family home, located on the outskirts of the highly desirable village of Llanvair Discoed, offers excellent commuting links. Springfield House has been completely renovated to an exceptional standard by its current owners, the property boasts a stunning new kitchen, luxurious bathrooms and en-suites, and stylish decor throughout. All double-glazed windows and exterior glazed doors have been newly installed and new carpets have been fitted. Additional features include a separate wing with three bedrooms, an en-suite, and a discreet lift to the first floor. The property has been fitted out with high quality drapes, lighting and furnishings, carefully chosen by the vendors, one of whom is a professional interior designer. These are all available to purchase, subject to negotiation. The L-shaped residence is situated in mature grounds of approximately 1.3 acres, in an elevated, south-facing position, just above the highly desirable, rural village of Llanvair Discoed. From the house and grounds, there are spectacular views over the Severn Estuary and also to Wentwood Forest, the largest ancient woodland in Wales and ninth largest in the UK, where there is excellent walking, mountain biking and hacking. Llanvair Discoed, with its ancient church and village pub, lies just north of the A48 road, with easy access to the schools, shops and facilities in Caldicot (under 6 miles); to the market town of Chepstow (about 7 miles); to the pretty riverside town of Usk (8 miles) and to the city of Newport (10 miles). It falls within the catchment of the well-regarded Shirenewton Primary School. Independent schools in the area include the Haberdashers' Monmouth boys' and girls' schools, less than 20 minutes away. For golfers, the Celtic Manor Golf Course and St Pierre Golf Club are both 7 miles distant. Step inside:- - The property is accessed from a quiet country lane through electrically-operated wrought iron entrance gates, with an intercom system. A sweeping, tree-lined, paved drive leads to the front of the house, where there is a turning circle and parking for six cars in front of a pair of integrated double garages. Double glazed entrance doors, under a large and impressive portico, give access to a bright and airy, reception hall with Travertine flooring. The flexible, ground floor accommodation boasts four reception rooms. The magnificent drawing room has newly-laid oak flooring and a wood burner fitted into a handsome marble fireplace. The formal dining room has refurbished parquet flooring, cornicing, a central ceiling rose and double French doors leading though to a day room, which has oak flooring, large, floor-to-ceiling bay windows and glazed doors to the expansive sun terrace which runs along the front of the house. There is also a large family/TV room again with new oak flooring and LPG fire set into a decorative marble fireplace. In addition to these reception rooms, there is a large, flexible space, from which a short flight of balustraded steps lead up to a mezzanine giving access to the single storey annex. The vendors suggest: "It is large enough for a grand piano, or would make an ideal music room or alternatively a reading room or games room." Furthermore, behind the integrated garages, with French doors to the back garden, is a home gym. The stunning, new kitchen has a range of Symphony shaker-style units with marble work surfaces. There is a large central breakfast/work island and a comprehensive range of inbuilt appliances, plus an American-style fridge freezer, a wine cooler and a five-oven electric Aga. The attractive Carrara marble effect porcelain floor tiles used in the kitchen are carried through into the large, downstairs cloakroom, fitted with a marble-topped vanity unit. The utility room has fitted cupboards, a commercial Miele wa.. The property has ample storage and utility areas - there's a room which houses an additional fridge and freezer; a large cleaning cupboard; a wine cellar; a boiler room and a storage area for garden machinery. From the main entrance hallway, stairs lead up to a spacious galleried landing with a feature arched window over. The fabulous principal suite has three large picture windows giving beautiful views over the garden and surrounding countryside to the Severn Estuary. "We get a very clear view of the old Severn bridge, which twinkles in the distance when it is lit up at night." The spacious bedroom has fitted cupboards, its own dressing room with bespoke fitted wardrobes, a make-up room and a luxurious en-suite shower room featuring a walk-in, waterfall shower and a marble-topped vanity unit. The extremely spacious second principal bedroom shares the same views towards the Severn Estuary and has a dressing room with fitted, mirrored wardrobes. There are three further, beautifully presented double bedrooms, one with its own dressing room, and each with a stylishly fitted en-suite shower room. On this floor there is a further room, currently used as a home office, but which could be used as an additional bedroom. The impressive family bathroom has Carrera marble effect porcelain floor tiles, an attractive double-sink vanity unit with a marble top and upstand and is fitted with a free-standing roll-top bath positioned under a large bay window. "The views are incredible. It is so private that you can sit in the bath, without the need for blinds or curtains, and enjoy the view over the fields towards Wentwood." The annex, along one side of the property, can be accessed from the mezzanine but also has its own external door. It is currently arranged as guest accommodation but could be used separately from the main house. There is a kitchen, small WC and two double bedrooms, each with an en-suite shower room. The room being used as the lounge also has an en-suite shower room, so could be used as an additional bedroom. A further room that's being used as an office could then serve as the lounge. Outside - The property is set in well-tended grounds with large lawned areas front and back, featuring established trees and mature planting. There is a large raised sun terrace along the front of the property, another terrace at the back and an area of decking. "On fine days, we have lunch on the front terrace, enjoying the views towards the Severn Estuary, over the trees and without a rooftop in the way. From the kitchen, there are French doors to the rear patio and from about 3 o'clock onwards, that' area is bathed in sunshine and that's where we entertain into the evenings." 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? 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8 bd

Llanvair-Discoed

USD 1,632,161

USD 1,569,386

Nestled in the highly sought-after coastal location of East Cliff, Pennard, this exceptional South facing, five-bedroom detached residence boasts breath-taking panoramic ocean vistas spanning Cefn Bryn, Oxwich Bay, Lundy Island, and the Devon coastline. Offering bright and airy spaces, generous accommodation, and a prime location, it creates a tranquil retreat for its occupants. Immaculately presented throughout, this property seamlessly combines modern comfort with coastal charm, providing the perfect seaside getaway. Additionally, the property offers uninterrupted rural views to Brecon from the rear, adding to its allure.  The charming village of Southgate is esteemed for its tight-knit, supportive community and hosts various amenities. With coastal pathways just steps away, residents can leisurely explore Pennard Golf Course or Pennard Castle during a tranquil stroll.  Let us explore in more detail… Approach After journeying along the coastal road, you'll discover this fantastic home, where a warm welcome awaits you. Passing through a double 5-bar wooden gate onto a stone chip driveway providing off-road parking for up to five cars, you'll be captivated by the peace and tranquillity of this superb location as you approach the striking property. Upon stepping through the front door, you'll be greeted by the inviting atmosphere of this beautiful home. Step Inside… Entrance Upon entering, you'll find a spacious, bright, and airy area lit by natural light which flows down the stairway from the Velux windows, as well as feature windows into the lounge. This space boasts Quick Step maple effect flooring and spotlighting, offering access to the lounge, kitchen/dining/family room, utility, ground floor bathroom, and a double door storage cupboard with a hanging rail, ideal for concealing outdoor clothing and shoes out of sight. Lounge In the lounge, you'll find spacious, cosy surroundings complemented by dual aspect windows offering spectacular views. The room features carpet flooring and double patio doors to the front, allowing ample natural light to flood the space. Additionally, this space enjoys oak sills, built-in shelving, and a TV cabinet offering practical storage solutions. A multi-fuel burner with a tiled hearth and oak mantle creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and enjoyment. Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining/Family Room In the open-plan kitchen dining family room, you'll find a super bright space thanks to an array of windows and glass patio doors leading out to the rear, providing beautiful views of the well-presented garden, rural outlooks, and Brecon in the distance. The space boasts a mixture of Quick Step maple effect flooring and tiles, illuminated by spot lighting. A focal point of the room is the beautiful log burner with a slate hearth, creating a warm and cosy environment for unwinding and enjoying the view. Additionally, there's ample room to house a generous dining set, perfect for wining and dining. The kitchen area is fitted with a range of base units topped with granite worktops, featuring a double stainless-steel sink with integrated drainage, Beko dishwasher, NEFF 5-ring gas hob, elevated extractor fan, AEG oven/grill, AEG microwave, AEG fridge/freezer, and a desirable breakfast bar for four stools. Rear Lobby Adjacent to the kitchen area, you'll discover a convenient rear lobby, offering access to the rear and serving as an ideal spot for hanging outerwear and storing shoes. This space offers tiled flooring and spotlighting. Utility Conveniently situated off the entranceway, the utility room offers a range of amenities. It includes wall and base units, a round single sink with a swan tap, a frosted window to the side, tiled flooring, spotlighting, and ample space for two under-counter appliances. Family Bathroom On the ground floor, you'll also enjoy the luxury of a modern family bathroom, complete with a WC, wash basin, feature free-standing bath with a swan tap, large walk-in shower, two heated towel rails, a mirror with lighting, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, and a frosted window to the side. Landing Now, let's ascend to the first floor via the bright, carpeted stairway adorned with two Velux windows. Upon reaching the first floor, you'll step onto a carpeted landing lit by an additional Velux window, offering access to all the bedrooms, a WC, a large airing cupboard, and an additional storage cupboard. Master Bedroom with En-Suite The master bedroom serves as a beautifully bright retreat, enhanced by double glass doors leading to the balcony and a Velux window to the side framing exceptional ocean views. This spacious bedroom features carpet flooring, spotlighting, a feature vaulted ceiling with beams, and ample space for seating, allowing you to relax and savour the exceptional outlooks. Additionally, the master bedroom boasts a private en-suite, complete with a WC, wash basin, a fitted bath with a hand-held shower head, a feature towel rail, tiled flooring, tiled walls, and a frosted window to the side. Balcony Accessible from both the master bedroom and bedroom three, you'll find a spectacular South facing, sit-out balcony featuring a glass balustrade designed to maximize the breath-taking views of Cefn Bryn, Oxwich Bay, Lundy Island, and the Devon coastline. A great space to unwind and enjoy the sights of nature after those long days. Bedroom Two This naturally bright bedroom features dual aspect windows, framing exceptional sea views. A Velux window to the rear and a feature triangle window to the front add to the charm of the space. Additionally, the room boasts carpet flooring, a vaulted ceiling, eaves storage, and fitted shelving. Bedroom Three Positioned at the front of the house, bedroom three offers double glass doors leading to the sit-out balcony, flooding the room with natural light, and providing beautiful views. The room is carpeted and features a vaulted ceiling with feature beams, along with a Velux window. Bedroom Four & Five Bedrooms four and five are positioned at the rear of the home, each offering a window with superb rural views and Brecon in the distance. Both bedrooms also enjoy the convenience of an additional Velux window to the side, along with carpeting, eaves storage, and built-in shelving. WC Additionally, the first floor features a WC, complete with a WC, wash basin, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, and a Velux window. Step Outside… The grounds of 27 East Cliff are beautifully presented, immediately showcasing uninterrupted rural views. A delightful mix of a level lawn, raised decking, and a patio area offers various seating spaces for relaxation. The garden is lined with fencing, mature shrubs, and walls, creating a pet and child-friendly environment. Mature shrubs, plants, and trees dot the grounds, forming a nature haven. Additionally, there are two storage sheds, one perfect for housing sports equipment and the other for garden tools. Direct access to the front from the rear is provided via a substantial carport, which also features a convenient electric car charging point. The front garden, also beautifully presented, features a raised lawn, a raised flower bed, mature shrubs, a patio area, and a chip stone driveway, all secured by the 5-bar wooden gate. Garden Studio Nestled within the grounds is a delightful garden studio boasting beautiful views and an array of amenities. This versatile space offers electric, lighting, heating, Wi-Fi, full insulation, and Quick Step oak effect flooring. The studio comprises a bedroom area and a kitchen space equipped with units, quartz worktops, a porcelain sink with drainage, and a 2-ring Lamona electric hob, as well as a Lamona fridge. A sliding door provides access to a shower room complete with a WC, wash basin with storage underneath, walk-in shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, Quick Step oak effect flooring, part tiled walls, and a frosted window to the rear. Local Area The property is a very short walk to Foxhole Cove and Hunts Bay and with a slightly longer walk you can reach both Pobbles and Three Cliffs Bay which has been awarded the accolade of Britain’s Best Beach. The impressive Pennard Golf Club is a short walk away with a lovely restaurant and bar. Southgate also has a few locally run amenities including a pub, and three coffee shops one of which also serves as a gallery. There is also a post office, two convenience stores, doctor’s surgery, pharmacy, library, community halls, primary school, and a convenient bus service which runs regularly to many Gower hot spots. The charming coastal village of Mumbles is within close proximity and offers a full array of quality restaurants and unique boutiques. Mumbles village is popular with families due to the beautiful parks, award winning beaches and gardens, with excellent school catchments. Alongside our award-winning beaches, scenic coastal paths, and Marina we are blessed with great sporting facilities, shopping, theatres, galleries University, championship golf courses and a full array of water sport activities to enjoy. Swansea offers a direct link to London and Cardiff International Airport is approximately a 45 minutes’ drive away. The M4 passes close by for access to the whole motorway network.   Additional Property Information Freehold Tax Band - H...

5 bd

Bishopston

USD 357,820

USD 345,265

A beautifully appointed two-bedroom apartment located on the second floor of a stunning Grade II Listed Bath Stone Georgian mansion. Each occupier enjoys the communal leisure facilities which include a tennis court, swimming pool, gymnasium and the spectacular orangery, all set amidst approximately 3 acres of meticulously landscaped communal gardens. Description    Apartment 11, a sophisticated two-bedroom residence, is located on the second floor of a stunning Grade II Listed Bath Stone Georgian mansion that underwent conversion into 11 exceptional apartments in 2007. Nestled within the prestigious Penoyre Park development, this luxurious property provides access to shared leisure amenities. These facilities, accessible to all residents, feature a recently renovated indoor heated swimming pool, a well-equipped gymnasium, and an octagonal communal orangery with panoramic views of the garden and tennis court, all set amidst approximately 3 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens. The freehold is owned jointly by all property owners. Location    Penoyre Park occupies an enviable location with beautiful views towards the Brecon Beacons mountain range and beautiful Breconshire countryside. For the golfer it is ideally situated, being within the grounds of the award winning Cradoc Golf Course. Despite the seclusion of the property, Penoyre Park is minutes from the market town of Brecon which offers a comprehensive choice of both leisure and shopping facilities to include a good choice of local shops including supermarkets and convenience stores, coffee shops and boasts a leisure centre complex, theatre and cinema. The A40 and A470 trunk roads provide excellent access from Brecon, South and East towards Abergavenny, Monmouth and the M4. The area around Brecon is known for its beautiful unspoilt landscapes, stunning walks and a wealth of other outdoor activities that can be enjoyed along the rivers, canals and mountains in the area. Walk Inside    The main entrance leads to the grand hall, a superbly decorated room with its glazed roof, marble columns, balcony and a sweeping staircase to the first floor. A lift provides private access directly into the apartment, if required. .    Located on the second floor, Apartment 11 welcomes you with an entrance door that opens into a generously sized hallway. From the inner hall, a glazed door and screen guide you into the kitchen/breakfast room, which boasts built-in units offering ample cupboard and drawer space, a convenient breakfast bar, an inset sink, integrated oven and hob with an overhead extractor, a microwave, and a fridge/freezer and window to the rear. An opening leads seamlessly into the living room, a spacious area featuring an exposed beam, a feature fireplace with an inset electric fire, rear window, and two roof lights that bathe the room in natural light. ..    The hallway, equipped with a storage cupboard and airing cupboard, grants entry to the two generously sized double bedrooms. The primary bedroom boasts a complete set of fitted wardrobes, a matching dressing table, and an ensuite shower room featuring a shower, low flush w.c., and wash hand basin with a fitted cupboard. The second bedroom also enjoys built-in wardrobes. Additionally, there is a family bathroom comprising a white suite, complete with a bath, shower cubicle, low-level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, and a heated towel rail. Service charge:    The annual service charge is approx. &# ... ;6,120pa which includes: Upkeep of the communal gardens Property maintenance Buildings insurance Access to the communal facilities which include an indoor heated swimming pool, tennis court and gym. Leasehold Details:    999 years from 1st January 2006. The freehold is owned jointly by all property owners. Ground Rent    &# ... ;50 per annum. Restrictive Covenants    Please note the property cannot be utilised as a holiday let or Air BnB. Mobile & Internet Coverage    Please refer to Ofcom by using the following link; ...

2 bd

Brecon

USD 1,726,324

Welcome to 1 The Mount, an essence of coastal living in Langland. Nestled in the highly sought-after area, this magnificent semi-detached 4-bedroom home is a testament to refined living. With sweeping views of the glistening sea and the adjacent golf course, it offers an idyllic setting for those who appreciate both tranquillity and scenic allure. Spanning three thoughtfully designed floors, this substantial residence has been beautifully crafted. Abundant windows strategically placed throughout maximise the breath-taking location, infusing the home with natural light and creating an airy, inviting ambiance. This exceptional residence places the renowned Langland Bay right at your doorstep, inviting you to immerse yourself in its coastal splendour. A leisurely stroll will lead you to the charming village of Mumbles, renowned for its quaint atmosphere and a delightful array of shops and restaurants. Caswell Bay, another coastal gem, is also within easy reach, providing further opportunities for seaside exploration. When the allure of the immediate surroundings beckons a broader adventure, the Gower Peninsula is just a short drive away. Here, you can create lasting memories amidst the outstanding natural beauty, picturesque coves, and breath-taking coastal walks that define this designated area of enchantment. Let us explore in more detail… Approach As you arrive at this remarkable home in Langland, pass through double iron gates and notice the spacious driveway with parking for three cars. The substantial nature of the residence and its prime location become evident. Follow the invitation of the modern front door, beckoning you to explore further. Step Inside… Entrance Step into a welcoming entrance featuring modern design elements, including tiled flooring, high ceilings, and a window to the front. This central space offers access to a ground floor WC, a snug, carpeted stairway to the first floor and a glass doorway to the open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, creating a seamless flow of natural light. WC The useful ground floor WC has the pleasure of housing a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, heated towel rail, frosted feature window, spotlighting, and tiled flooring. Snug A cosy space boasting tiled flooring and high ceilings with spotlighting. It offers a window to the front, a frosted window to the rear, space for an electric fireplace, and features fitted and inset shelving. Adjacent to the snug, you'll find an essential storage cupboard complete with lighting, heating, and convenient access from the front. This practical space is ideal for storing your outdoor gear, including bikes, boards, and more. Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining/Family Room Step into the heart of the home, the open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, where the entire space is bathed in natural light through multiple windows framing spectacular sea views. The large sliding doors to the rear seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor spaces, creating an inviting area for entertaining. Tiled flooring, high ceilings, spotlighting, feature radiators and a beautiful double-sided log-burning fireplace serve as focal points, contributing to the room's charm. With various seating areas catering to family needs and a spacious dining area, this room offers ample space for a generous dining set. The kitchen area features quartz-topped wall & base units, hosting integrated appliances like the NEFF oven, NEFF combination oven/microwave, a double sunken sink with a swan tap, and plumbing for a washer/dryer. An attractive island adds extra storage, housing an integrated fridge, AEG dishwasher, and a breakfast bar with room for multiple stools. Cloakroom Adjacent to the family area, you'll find a spacious cloakroom, providing ample space to stow away your outerwear and shoes, keeping them neatly concealed from the main living spaces. Let us now journey to the first floor via the carpeted stairway with feature lighting and see what the first floor has to offer. Landing You arrive at a spacious carpeted landing with spotlighting and useful under stairs storage. From here, you have access to three bedrooms, the family bathroom, and a carpeted stairway leading to the second floor. Bedroom Two with En-Suite Bedroom two is beautifully bright, courtesy of a floor to ceiling window and a glass door which leads to the wrap-around balcony, offering exceptional views. The room features whitewash laminate flooring, high ceilings, a feature radiator, and fitted shelving. The private en-suite houses a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, shower cubicle, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring, and tiled walls. Family Bathroom The lavish family bathroom is fully furnished with a WC, wash basin, Adamsez feature bath, heated towel rail, spotlighting, extractor fan, part frosted window to the front with shutters, tiled flooring, and tiled walls. Bedroom One with En-Suite Indulge in the breath-taking views from the beautifully bright bedroom one, where two sets of French doors unveil exceptional panoramas - the front towards Crab Island and the side towards Langland Point and Golf Course. This spacious room enjoys white-wash laminate flooring, a feature radiator, and a doorway opening up to a generous wrap-around balcony. Bedroom one also has the pleasure of an en-suite fully equipped with a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, a shower cubicle, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring, and tiled walls. Bedroom Three with En-Suite Another charming and bright double bedroom featuring dual-aspect windows that fill the room with natural light. Adorned with whitewash laminate flooring, fitted shelving, and a feature radiator. A pocket door leads to the convenience of an en-suite, which houses a WC, hand wash basin with storage underneath, shower cubicle, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring, and tiled walls. Let us now ascend to the second floor… Bedroom Four Climb to the second floor through a carpeted stairway lit by spotlighting. Here, you reach bedroom four, a home office/dressing room, and a bathroom—this space would create a perfect master suite. The bedroom area is a welcoming space with carpeted flooring, vaulted ceilings, spotlighting, convenient eaves storage, and two Velux windows offering exceptional sea views. Home Office/Dressing area Currently utilised as a home office, this space features carpeted flooring, spotlighting, eaves storage and triple-aspect Velux windows that showcase captivating views of the sea and Langland golf course. Bathroom The second-floor bathroom is furnished with a WC, wash basin with storage underneath, feature bath with hand-held shower head, heated towel rail, spotlighting, tiled flooring, tiled walls, and a Velux window with sea and golf course views. Step Outside… Step outside, and the captivating ocean views greet you from every aspect. The garden is a harmonious blend of patio, level lawn, and chip stone areas spread across five levels. This easily maintained space boasts various seating areas, flower beds, and a snug insulated summer house—a perfect spot to relax and soak in the mesmerising sea and golf course views. Additionally, you have convenient access around to the front of the home, facilitating the manoeuvring of garden equipment, and a right of way further along Langland Bay Road ensures easier access to the famous Langland Bay (subject to minor maintenance). Local Area Nestled just a stone's throw away from the exquisite, family-friendly Langland Bay—a recipient of prestigious blue flag beach awards—this locale boasts glistening seas, sandy shores, delectable eateries, a golf course, and cliff-edge walks. Caswell Bay, in close proximity, shares the same accolades and is seamlessly connected by a coastal pathway, offering seasonal lifeguard duty, beachside cafes, and well-stocked kiosks for a flawless beach day. In addition to our award-winning beaches, picturesque coastal paths, and marina, Swansea is endowed with exceptional sporting facilities, featuring championship golf courses, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, and a diverse range of water sport activities. Culturally rich, Swansea hosts museums, galleries, and theatres. The adjacent village of Mumbles, a captivating coastal haven, enhances the experience with its array of quality restaurants and unique boutiques. Embraced by families for its splendid parks, award-winning beaches, lush gardens, and top-tier school catchments, Mumbles is recognized as the gateway to the Gower Peninsula—a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. With an enchanting coastline, intriguing coves, and breath-taking coastal walks, Mumbles and the Gower Peninsula offer an unparalleled blend of natural wonders and family-friendly amenities.   Additional Property Information Flying Freehold Tax Band – G Electric/Gas Mains Water Mains Drainage Ultrafast broadband Available 02 & Vodafone Mobile Coverage Private Right of Way further along Langland Bay Road (Subject to minor Maintenance) Restrictive boundary height of 3ft for part of the boundary Seller is a Dawsons employee Features: - Garden

4 bd

Mumbles

USD 1,224,121

This charming four-bedroom cottage fuses cosy, historic character with stunning, contemporary living spaces and combines the convenience of an edge-of-town location with a private parkland-style setting and the enduring appeal of open views over the lovely south Monmouthshire countryside. "I love sunsets and we have the most amazing sunsets here and wonderful skies, because it is flat and open. I have a table and chairs in the front garden, where I can sit in the afternoon and evening, looking over the farmers' fields to the west, just enjoying the skies." Fairfield sits in immaculately-kept, mature grounds of approximately 2 acres which include stables and a stable yard with independent access. There are also three substantial outbuildings, with current business use but with flexibility to be used for leisure purposes, separate home working space or, with planning permission, converted into further accommodation. Ideal for country-lovers who want the "best of both worlds", the property is convenient to the motorway network and to nearby amenities. It is situated on the outskirts of Magor, a lively, welcoming and family-friendly community, roughly equidistant between the market town of Chepstow and the city of Newport (9 miles). Proximity to the M4 means for commuting, shopping, leisure and entertainment, there is easy access to other nearby towns and cities such as Cardiff, Bristol, Monmouth and Abergavenny. At the heart of Magor, an historic square is 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 number of lovely cafes, pubs, restaurants and takeaways. The community is served by a Church in Wales Primary School, whilst Undy Primary School and Bryn Primary School are other nearby options and for secondary education, there is the well-regarded Caldicot School. In an area that has a wealth of interesting local history and easy access to beautiful countryside, Fairfield is close to the Severn Estuary, on the Gwent Levels. This landscape of international significance is home to a great diversity of wildlife and Magor Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, is a tranquil environment teeming with wildfowl and fauna. Step inside:- - Dating from the early 1900s, the cottage was extended some 70 years later and has recently been modernised and upgraded, to provide lovely, open-plan living space, carefully planned to create a seamless flow from traditional to modern. Exposed timbers, original stone walls and an open fireplace with a wood burning stove on a flagstone hearth give the characterful living room a wonderful, warm ambience, which contrasts with the feel of the beautifully presented, light and airy contemporary kitchen which it opens into. Once separated by a dividing wall, these two rooms now provide one "wow" space. Says the vendor: "Where we once had small, dark rooms, we now have space suitable for 21st Century living." The vendors have recently installed the stunning, modern kitchen, with its comprehensive range of units and wood effect laminate flooring, chosen for practicality. "I opted for country-style units to suit the property and planned lots of workspace as I like to cook. We have a big family and when we get together they always come to us." The kitchen has a large central island, incorporating a breakfast bar and the room also has ample space for a separate dining table. The kitchen incorporates integrated appliances and a Range cooker (with LPG gas hob and electric double oven). The kitchen is flooded with natural light, being open plan to a handy utility room which leads straight through to a sun room, with glazed doors to a charming rear courtyard, perfect for dining al fresco. The neatly-presented utility room, with units to match the kitchen, includes space and plumbing for a washing machine and built-in space for an upright fridge/freezer. From the kitchen, there is a doorway to a rear hallway which leads through to a comfortable lounge. Like the living room, this is situated in the oldest part of the house and it is full of character, with an exposed original stone wall featuring an inset fireplace on a raised hearth (not a working fireplace) and a stone-built corner seat. The lounge has a window to the side garden. "It is a lovely, comfortable room. It gets the sun first thing in the morning and it very light and warm." Next to the lounge is one of the vendor's favourite rooms a spacious games room with an in-built bar and sliding doors to the rear garden. "It's a great family party room and we have had some really fun times in it, including birthdays, Christmases, christenings and even a fancy dress event." Off the rear hallway, there is also a is a fully-tiled downstairs shower room, refitted during the property's recent refurbishment, when the vendors also installed stylish grey traditional column radiators throughout the ground floor. From the rear hallway a pair of glazed doors gives access to the rear courtyard and stairs lead up to the first floor, where there are four bedrooms, including one with an ensuite bathroom and built-in wardrobes and another which also benefits from fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom, which overlooks the front garden, has fitted wardrobes, built-in shelving and a spacious and luxurious en-suite bathroom with a whirlpool bath in one corner and a large walk-in shower in another. Off the landing there is a handy storage cupboard. Back on the ground floor, what was once a double garage has been converted into two further rooms, which could be used as a study and further reception room. The flexible space, accessed through the sun room but also with independent access from the front of the cottage, could alternatively be returned to a garage or converted to provide a ground floor bedroom or annexe accommodation. Outside - From the road, a pair of five bar gates open to an impressive gravelled driveway, which leads up to the front of the cottage and around to the side, where there is ample parking. Either side of the driveway, large level lawns planted with mature trees, including 50-year-old willows, give a parkland feel. Spring bulbs planted along the fence line at the front of the properly are a mass of seasonal colour. At the rear of the cottage, opening from the sun room, is a lovely, sheltered and secluded courtyard area, where pretty climbing plants clamber over a wooden pergola. The courtyard, laid with pavers in a circular pattern, makes a wonderful spot for outdoor entertaining. Past a garden shed in one corner of the courtyard, steps lead up to a vegetable garden, with two raised beds and a greenhouse. The gardens and grounds also include an orchard with a variety of fruit trees. Fairfield enjoys a beautiful level position, extending to approximately 2 acres and also including a stable yard, with wooden stables with three loose boxes, with independent access through a five bar gate directly from the road. Further, substantial buildings, all with business use granted, comprise a brick-built, L-shaped building (which could provide further stabling) and two further single-storey blocks. 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. 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