USD 2,184,820

Nestled in the heart of the Wye Valley, just a short distance from Hay-on-Wye, this exceptional country residence is set within 6 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds. The main house offers an impressive seven bedrooms and four elegantly appointed reception rooms, providing ample space for both family living and entertaining. Complementing the property is a recently reconstructed two-bedroom, 1,800 sq ft cottage, perfect for guests or additional accommodation.What truly sets this home apart are the breathtaking views over the valley, stretching towards the dramatic Black Mountains, offering a serene and awe-inspiring backdrop to this remarkable countryside retreat. 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 343,361

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 485,058

USD 443,206

Cri yr Wylan is a charming and characterful cottage, perfectly positioned to showcase its stunning sea views over the picturesque Clarach Bay. Situated in one of West Wales’ most sought-after coastal locations, just two miles north of Aberystwyth, this is an exceptional opportunity to own a slice of seaside tranquillity while remaining close to a bustling town. Clarach Bay is renowned for its natural beauty, offering dramatic coastal landscapes, sandy beaches, and scenic walking trails, including a section of the Wales Coast Path. The area is a haven for nature lovers, with opportunities to spot wildlife, enjoy watersports, or simply relax and take in the serene surroundings. The nearby town of Aberystwyth provides an array of amenities, from shops and cafes to cultural attractions, including the National Library of Wales and Aberystwyth Arts Centre. Excellent transport links make this location both convenient and highly desirable. Recently refurbished by its current owners, Cri yr Wylan is presented in superb condition, combining modern comforts with timeless charm. The cottage’s position is truly special, offering uninterrupted sea views and a lifestyle many can only dream of. Priced for a fast sale, this property represents a rare chance to secure a home in one of West Wales’ most iconic coastal settings. Whether you’re looking for a permanent residence, a holiday retreat, or an investment, Cri yr Wylan offers an unparalleled opportunity to embrace seaside living at its finest. Entrance: Large driveway with parking space up to five cars. Kitchen: 7'4" x 13'7" Rear aspect, double glazed windows, attractive tiled flooring, base levels units, double stainless steel sink unit with mixer over, fitted electric oven with electric hob and extractor over, storage cupboard, electric heater, part tiled and part stone walls. Reception/Study: 7'2" x 22'1" Side aspect, double glazed windows, wood burner with feature stone surround, two electric heaters. Conservatory/Dining Room: 12'1" x 22'2" Triple apsect with views of lawned garden and patio area, sliding glass door leading into garden, cladded polycarbonate roofing, tv point and two electric heaters. Bedroom One: 7'6" x 12'9" Dual apect, double glazed windows, double bedroom, carpeting and electric heater. Shower Room: 7'6" x 6'5" Rear aspect, double glazed windows, vanity wash hand sink unit, low level W.C, walk-in-shower with Ariston electric shower unit, fully tiled walls, attractive tiled flooring and heater towel rail. Bedroom Two: 7'10" x 9'11" Front aspect, double glazed windows, electric heater and beam ceiling. Garage: 15'8" x 9'2" Extra length single detached garage with lighting. Exterior: Situated in Clarach on the Coastal Path, sea views and walking distance to Aberystwyth. Large patio area, fully walled, lawned garden and two sheds.

2 bd

Aberystwyth

USD 2,184,820

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity to Own an Iconic Grade II Listed Mansion with Expansive Grounds, Rich History, and Boundless Potential. Broneirion, an extraordinary Grade II Listed Italianate mansion, is available for the first time ever on the open market. Set in a truly breathtaking location, this majestic property offers an unparalleled opportunity for those with vision - whether you're seeking a prestigious country estate, a transformative commercial venture or a home of exceptional historical significance. Commercial Potential - With its expansive 7.7 acre grounds, 20 bedrooms, numerous reception rooms, outbuildings and office space, the possibilities for Broneirion are vast. The property lends itself perfectly to a variety of commercial ventures, such as a boutique hotel, wedding venue or exclusive retreat centre. The extensive accommodation and facilities offer ample space for event hosting, hospitality operations or conversion into a thriving enterprise. Broneirion offers the infrastructure and character to cater to high-end clientele, while its tranquil setting in the Severn Valley offers an idyllic backdrop for any business venture. An Impressive Country Home - For those seeking a magnificent country residence, Broneirion is the ultimate statement home. Its imposing 20-bedroom layout includes grand rooms such as a Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Billiard Room, each showcasing intricate stonework, stained glass, leaded windows, fireplaces and original features. Every inch of the property is steeped in charm, from the fine panelling and mouldings to the wide sash windows and original floorboards. The associated Coach House provides flexible space for offices, conference rooms, kitchens and living quarters, making it an ideal space for extended family or staff. The grounds, with formal gardens, woodland and expansive lawns, provide privacy and tranquility. Whether you are hosting a garden party, taking a walk in the woodland or simply enjoying the views over the Severn Valley and Llandinam Hills, Broneirion offers an enviable lifestyle in a secluded, yet easily accessible location. The Summer House and Beyond - One of the unique features of Broneirion is its picturesque Summer House, originally built as a retreat for the Davies children. Now known as the "Brownie House," it enjoys an elevated position with spectacular views of the surrounding valley and hills. This charming building, with its vaulted ceilings, exposed timbers and original floorboards, offers a perfect space for quiet reflection or could easily be adapted as a guest house or creative studio. The Grounds - Broneirion�s grounds total approximately 7.7 acres and offer a wealth of outdoor space, including formal gardens, specimen trees and a former tennis court. The property also includes ample parking, making it suitable for large events, gatherings, or corporate functions. By Separate Negotiation - For those with additional requirements, beyond the mansion, there is a charming Lodge House at the foot of the sweeping driveway, as well as a well-equipped campsite across the lane, making this property ideal for anyone seeking additional living space, potential for further development or an opportunity to create a community-focused enterprise. These elements are available by separate negotiation. A Unique Opportunity - Broneirion is a property that offers a rare combination of historical significance, commercial potential and natural beauty. Whether you�re looking to create an exceptional family home, an exclusive business or a stunning country retreat, Broneirion is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that demands your consideration. A Property Steeped in History - Originally built in 1864 by renowned industrialist and politician David Davies, Broneirion is a mansion that has stood as a symbol of architectural grandeur and cultural importance for over 160 years. The house boasts an illustrious past, having been home to influential figures and serving as the Welsh Training Centre for the Girlguiding Association since 1946. From 1992 to 1995, it became the headquarters for Girlguiding Cymru, further cementing its legacy as a hub of community and development. The decision to part with this remarkable property represents a rare opportunity to take ownership of a truly historic landmark and create a new chapter in its extraordinary story.

20 bd

Llandinam

USD 624,234

Exceptional Property with New Marketing, Pricing Strategy – Amazing Value for Money in a Scenic Location Discover the incredible value that Rhosgoch offers, now with a refreshed marketing approach and a competitive new pricing strategy. This is your chance to own a contemporary, high-specification home at an exceptional price, nestled in one of the most scenic and sought-after locations in West Wales. With its modern open-plan design, high-end branded fixtures, and high-speed broadband connectivity, this property seamlessly combines luxury, practicality, and efficiency, all while offering unbeatable value for money. Constructed to the highest standards with superior red brick, block construction, and finished with slate roofing, Rhosgoch exemplifies quality craftsmanship, with a price that reflects unmatched value for a property of this calibre. Its energy-efficient features, including air source heating and double glazing, not only enhance comfort but also promise lower running costs—another way this property stands out for its value. The accommodation includes four generously sized bedrooms, each with a super king-size bed and its own en-suite shower room, ensuring privacy and luxury that are rarely found at this price point. The large detached garage, ample parking, and versatile garden shed or workspace further elevates the property’s appeal. All of this is set within beautifully landscaped gardens of approx 1/3 acre offering panoramic countryside views and the perfect outdoor retreat. At the heart of the home is the Great Room, an impressive 30' x 28' living, kitchen, and dining space, featuring a premium German-fitted kitchen and a pantry/utility room—ideal for family gatherings and entertaining. The ground floor also boasts a flexible office space and a secondary sitting room with potential for conversion into a downstairs bedroom, adding further versatility and value. Upstairs, a feature galleried landing leads to four en-suite bedrooms, one with a full bathroom, while the attic offers conversion potential for those looking to expand further. This is a home designed for comfort, functionality, and future growth. What truly sets Rhosgoch apart is its enviable location. Situated on the outskirts of the tranquil village of Pennant, this home is just two miles from the scenic beaches of Cardigan Bay at Aberarth, where you can enjoy the coast within minutes. The renowned Georgian harbour town of Aberaeron, famed for its boutique shops, cafés, and excellent schools, is only three miles away. Additionally, you’ll have easy access to the university town of Aberystwyth and Lampeter, making this property the perfect blend of coastal living and modern convenience. With an impressive EPC rating of B, reflecting its energy efficiency, this home not only promises a luxurious lifestyle but also ongoing savings in energy costs—further contributing to its overall value. No Chain Involved. Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the scale, quality, and prime location of this exceptional home. GROUND FLOOR Open Plan Living/Kitchen/Dining Room 35'8" x 28'0" Front aspect window and two 10' rear and 2 side corner warmcore 3m aluminium bifold doors in anthracite. German Nobilia champagne metallic with American Walnut Frame kitchen. Integrated Hotpoint Luce appliances to include steam oven, fan oven, in wall coffee machine, microwave and two warming drawers. Island with 900mm induction hob and fossil concrete anthracite worktop and smart app controlled electric fireplace. Kitchen Two/Utility Room 9'7" x 9'4" With solid Beech base units with matching work tops, single drainer sink unit with mixer taps, appliance space with plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Integrated Neff hide and slide single oven, fitted wall shelving, side aspect window, tiled floor. Rear exterior door. Study 11'2" x 11'5" With triple aspect windows. Front Reception Room 14'5" x 13'0" With front aspect window - an ideal opportunity for a downstairs bedroom if required. Cloakroom 9'8" x 5'9" (also ideal as an En Suite were the second sitting room used as a bedroom). Provides a white suite with wash hand basin, low level flush toilet, side opaque window. FIRST FLOOR Central Galleried Landing Approached via an individually designed solid oak and glassed staircase with anthracite steel string. With glazed balustrade. Front aspect window, built in cupboard housing the Air Source heating control system. Full length Loft Room (Potential for further accommodation - stc). Rear Principal Bedroom 1 16'9" x 12'8" With rear aspect window. En Suite Bathroom With half tiled walls, Laufen Kartell suite which provides a large walk in shower cubicle with dual head shower, low level flush toilet, vanity unit with inset wash hand basin, free standing double ended bar, heated towel rail Front Double Bedroom 2 14'7" x 14'5" With front aspect window En Suite Shower Room Provides a large walk in shower with dual head shower, low level flush toilet, pedestal wash hand basin with illuminated mirror over, heated towel rail. Rear Double Bedroom 3 15'7" x 14'7" With built in wardrobes. Rear aspect window En Suite Shower Room Provides a large walk in shower with dual head shower, low level flush toilet, pedestal wash hand basin with illuminated mirror over, heated towel rail. Front Double Bedroom 4 14'6" x 9'8" With central heating radiator. En Suite Shower Room Provides a large walk in shower with dual head shower, low level flush toilet, pedestal wash hand basin with illuminated mirror over, heated towel rail. Detached Single Garage 16'0" x 15'3" in matching brick and block construction, up and over door, integral w.c. which has a low level flush toilet, wash hand basin. Workshop A substantial timber built Garden Store/ Workshop 20' 0" x 16' 0" (6.10m x 4.88m_ with services connected and a lean to open fronted log store 14' x 6' and large level lawned garden area

4 bd

Llanon

USD 1,872,703

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

6 bd

Carmarthen

USD 680,480

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

5 bd

Llandysul

USD 1,872,880

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

5 bd

Carmarthen

USD 343,361

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

2 bd

Mumbles

USD 1,242,344

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

4 bd

Brecon

USD 2,247,456

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

12 bd

Llandysul

USD 1,217,257

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

5 bd

Llangranog

USD 967,563

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

7 bd

Tenby

USD 1,623,163

A unique opportunity to acquire 4 residential properties around a courtyard setting just one mile from Brecon and set deep in the Brecon Beacons National Park. This former farmstead comprises a large 4 bedroom detached house, a semi detached barn conversion consisting of a 2 and 3 bedroom home and a single storey 2 bedroom barn conversion plus a fantastic range of Grade II listed stone barns which provide a high degree of privacy. 4 separate houses 4 bedroom main former farmhouse 2no. 2 bedroom cottages 1no. 3 bedroom cottage. Impressive range of traditional stone barns 1 mile from Brecon Close to canal and mountains Great multi generational or holiday letting oppotrunity Description    The sale of Cefnbrynich offers a rare opportunity to acquire a fantastic range of properties around a central courtyard. This lovely range of buildings includes the original 4 bedroom spacious farmhouse, a semi detached 2 bedroom barn conversion and alongside a 3 bedroom conversion plus a single storey 2 bedroom cottage, all of which have no restrictions as to occupation. Allied to the residential accommodation are a range of Grade II listed Stone barns which include the original Hay barn, cowsheds and Granary which has the original stone steps to the loft area. Location    Situated within glorious Breconshire countryside, Cefnbrynich enjoys a superb south facing aspect with great views towards the Brecon Beacons Mountain Range and lies just 2.5 miles from the market town of Brecon where there is an excellent choice facilities including a leisure centre complex, theatre, cinema, etc. The property provides excellent access onto the adjoining A40, providing good access links to Cardiff, Hereford and Abergavenny, all of which are within an hour's drive. The nearby popular settlement of Groesffordd enjoys a local village pub with restaurant together with the Monmouth to Brecon Canal from where there are wonderful walks on your doorstep. The Farmhouse    Approached via a spacious entrance hall providing access to the first floor via one of two staircases. To the right is a utility room with traditional flagstone floor and access to the ground floor shower room comprising shower cubicle and w.c. Across the hall is the kitchen/dining room; providing ample room for entertaining complete with a range of units with inset sink and focal AGA in a brick surround. Completing the ground floor are 2 spacious reception rooms, both having dual aspect windows and fitted with wood burning stoves with feature stone surround. .    The first floor comprises of 4 spacious double bedrooms, the master bedroom affording lovely views towards the Brecon Beacons through its dual aspect windows. The family bathroom complete with a 4-piece suite to include panelled bath, corner shower, pedestal sink and w.c. A further staircase leads to the second floor attic space providing ideal space for storage or potential for further accommodation. Y Beudy Gwyn    A single storey barn conversion providing 2 bedroom accommodation, each room having an impressive vaulted beamed ceiling. An enclosed porch opening into an open plan living/kitchen/dining area having fitted kitchen units to one end. A further door leads to the hallway which in turn provides access to 2 the double bedrooms and family bathroom comprising of a panelled bath pedestal sink and w.c. The Stables    The Stables is one of a pair of Barn conversion providing 2 bedrooms - a part glazed stable door opening into the ground floor spacious open plan kitchen/living/dining room together with a generous cloakroom servicing the ground floor. The staircase leading to the first floor landing providing access to the 2 double bedrooms, interlinked via a small cupboard. The family bathroom completing the accommodation comprising of a panelled bath with shower over, w.c and pedestal sink. The Granary    The Granary is a 3 bedroom semi detached barn conversion - accessed via part glazed stable door into the spacious open plan kitchen/living/dining room; a light and airy space with glazed windows and opening onto the courtyard. The part screened kitchen to one end complete with a range of units, inset sink, integrated oven and hob and AGA. The first floor landing providing access to 3 double rooms, 2 of which benefitting from built-in wardrobes together with a family bathroom comprising of a 3-piece suite to include panelled bath with shower over, w.c. and pedestal sink. OUTSIDE    Situated on a traditional cobbled courtyard which in turn provides access to all four properties together with a range of traditional stone outbuildings to include the former cowshed (10m x 5.6m), Hay Barn (5.6m x 25m) and the Granary (5.9m x 5.8m) with traditional stone steps providing access to the loft over. To the rear of the main house a further vehicular access leads to a further parking area with steps leading to a lovely garden area having mature shrubbed borders and raised vegetable garden. To the front of the house is a further expansive lawned garden offering a further degree of privacy with mature shrubbed borders.

11 bd

Brecon

USD 437,005

Nestled among woodlands in the mountain landscape, and with the ebb of a gentle stream just within earshot; Hermon Bach offers the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life. Abundant in natural beauty, the location offers close proximity to numerous walks, views, gorges, waterfalls, and other outdoor attractions. It is 14 miles from the beach and only a 5 mile drive to the popular and historic town of Dolgellau, which provides access to shops, bars, restaurants, amenities, and other cultural and recreational attractions, making it a notable destination for tourism in North Wales. The cottage has been lovingly restored and extended in 2019 to provide modern and comfortable living all while retaining and celebrating its original charm and features. It has high quality laminate floors, ceiling beams and excellent stone walls but benefits from UPVC windows and doors, oil fired central heating, a gorgeous log burner, modern kitchen and bathrooms, mains electricity, private water supply, and broadband internet access. It is currently operating as a successful holiday cottage and could equally appeal to buyers seeking an excellent investment, a dream bolthole, or a permanent sanctuary for someone who is ready to embrace a life closer to nature. Open Plan Lounge / Kitchen UPVC Front door, x2 UPVC windows, ceiling with beams, wood effect laminate floor with underfloor heating, log burner with exposed flue, modern kitchen with fitted cupboards and black quartz laminate worktops, Lamona electric oven, electric hob, and extractor fan overhead, stainless steel sink unit w dual flow tap, Lamona dishwasher. Wooden door to Master bedroom and hardwood staircase to 1st floor. Master Bedroom with En suite Spacious double bedroom, wood effect laminate floor, UPVC double door (leading to garden), Velux skylight window. En suite bathroom, low level close coupled WC, wall hung vanity wash basin, walk in shower unit with Mira shower system, Velux skylight window. Bedroom 2 Single bedroom, wood effect laminate floor, UPVC window, exposed A-frame beams, filled-in historic fireplace with tiled hearth, wall mounted radiator, fitted airing cupboard. Upstairs Landing Wood effect laminate floor, UPVC window, exposed A-frame beams. Bedroom 3 Single bedroom, wood effect laminate floor, UPVC window, exposed A-frame beams, wall mounted radiator, door leading to small storage space containing electrical switchboard and electric meter. Main Bathroom Slate-look synthetic floor tiles, low level close coupled WC, standing bathtub with fitted shower tap, ceramic vanity wash basin, heated towel rail, extractor fan, Velux Skylight window.

3 bd

Dolgellau

USD 1,123,728

A substantial 5 bedroom period former farmhouse with attached 4 bedroom accommodation together with gardens and grounds of about 8.5 acres. All set on the edge of a pretty rural hamlet just a few miles from Llangorse Lake and the Black Mountains. This substantial home offers fantastic opportunities for someone seeking to create an allied income from the additional accommodation. Just 5 miles from Brecon town. Large 5 bedroom family home Attached barn conversion with a further 4 bedrooms with consent for B&B use Large gardens and plenty of parking Grounds of 8.5 acres to include pony paddocks 5 miles Brecon. Close to Black Mountains and Llangorse Lake Description    Brynderwen is a traditional 5 bedrooms detached former farmhouse with an attached 4 bedroom conversion set in around 8.5 acres of gardens and grounds. The house used to be the farmhouse for the adjoining stone barns, now all beautifully developed around a pretty courtyard. The spacious farmhouse accommodates 2 good size living rooms, a large kitchen/ breakfast room and 5 good sized bedrooms with 2 bathrooms. Attached is a former barn that has been converted into a spacious 3 storey unit that affords a large open plan sitting area with kitchen together with 4 en-suite double bedrooms enjoying its own independent access as well as an internal link door. The planning permission grants the use of this area for Bed and Breakfast use making the property ideal as a lifestyle type home with income potential. Location    Brynderwen sits on the edge of the pretty rural hamlet of Talyllyn within the Brecon Beacons National Park. It is well positioned for numerous outdoor attractions including Llangorse Lake and the Black Mountains both just a few miles away. Other popular attractions such as the Monmouth to Brecon Canal and the many walks with the Brecon Beacons mountain range can be found around Brecon about 5 miles away. Brecon is the regional market town which offers a good choice of local amenities including supermarkets, convenience stores, leisure centre complex, theatre and cinema. Walk Inside    A traditional stone faced storm porch provides access into the reception hall with an attractive tiled floor and period staircase leading to the first floor. To the right of the hallway is a beautiful dining room with an imposing fire surround with an inset fire and windows on two elevations and attractive moulded coving. To the rear of the hallway is a spacious sitting room, with timber fire surround with an inset open fire grate, door to the rear shared courtyard and door to understairs cupboard. The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of fitted units around three walls including a two oven Aga, a Rangemaster cooker, central island, cupboard and drawer space and large 1 &# ... ; bowl sink. This room enjoys a great southerly aspect towards the distance hills and provides a link door into the attached bed and breakfast accommodation and store rooms. To the rear of the house is an extremely useful utility space with quarry tiled floor, plumbing for washing machine, space for a fridge freezer and alongside a ground level shower room with a shower cubicle, low level W.C. and wash basin. .    The first floor landing provides access to four of the bedrooms within the main house; three being of double sized proportions, two in particular having south facing aspects with views to the distant mountains and traditional fire grates. The family bathroom contains a shower cubicle, low level W.C. and basin; the second bathroom, which is linked to the rear landing, has a roll top bath with shower attachment, pedestal basin and separate W.C. room; this in turn links to the rear landing off which is the fifth bedroom, also of double sized proportions. Attached Accommodation    Attached to the house is a self contained unit, granted planning consent by Brecon Beacons National Park for Bed and Breakfast accommodation. The property can be accessed via an internal link door from the kitchen, or alternatively from its own independent access from the parking area to the west of the house. At ground floor level is a useful pantry area and store area, currently used by the main residence, whilst the main accommodation lies at first floor level creating an open plan kitchen and living area with south facing window, useful store cupboard, exposed timbers and kitchen units to one corner with built in oven, hob and fridge. A link door also provides access to a double bedroom with an ensuite. An attractive staircase leads upwards to the first floor landing area from where there is a galleried area overlooking the living space and a series of exposed original room timbers. The landing area provides access to three ensuite bedrooms, all double/twin room, all each enjoying exposed roof timbers. All of the ensuites have modern white suites and contain a 'P'-shaped bath with shower over, pedestal basin and low level W.C. Walk Outside    The property stands in around 8.5 acres of gardens and grounds. Immediately adjacent to house are the gardens which are mostly lawned with two parking areas, one for guests and the other for the private residence. The land comprises 3 useful paddocks ideal for the keeping of livestock or ponies also having the benefit of a timber built stable block.

9 bd

Brecon

USD 618,050

Fine and Country West Wales are delighted to introduce an attractive new spring pricing strategy for this significantly reduced, chain-free property. We proudly present a prestigious executive home featuring five bedrooms and three bathrooms, complete with panoramic sea views, located in the highly sought-after area of New Quay. This distinguished detached property boasts spacious reception rooms, an expansive kitchen with a breakfast area and utility space, as well as a downstairs cloakroom. The first floor accommodates five generously sized bedrooms, including a master suite with an ensuite bathroom. Bedrooms two and three share a convenient "Jack and Jill" shower room. The fourth and fifth bedrooms are served by a family bathroom. Additional features include a large landing area and UPVC double-glazed windows throughout. Externally, the property offers a charming small balcony, low-maintenance gardens, ample parking facilities, a detached garage, and captivating views from the front. Conveniently positioned in New Quay, this property offers easy access to the town centre, stunning beaches, and all local amenities while providing a secluded retreat within this vibrant coastal town. With immediate possession available and no onward chain, we strongly recommend arranging a viewing to fully appreciate the exquisite qualities this home has to offer. New Quay is a picturesque coastal town located in Ceredigion, Wales, nestled along the stunning Cardigan Bay. The town offers breathtaking views of the Irish Sea and boasts a rich maritime history. Situated approximately halfway between Aberaeron and Aberystwyth, New Quay is easily accessible and popular among both locals and tourists. One of New Quay’s defining features is its charming harbour, a hub for fishing and leisure activities. The harbour is often bustling with colourful fishing boats and yachts, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere. The town is well-equipped with amenities such as a full-time surgery, a pharmacy, a post office, and a primary school, and it also serves as an entry point to the Wales Coastal Path, a scenic walking route along the coast of Wales. New Quay is renowned for its diverse marine wildlife, including resident bottlenose dolphins. Dolphin spotting is a major attraction here, with visitors having the opportunity to embark on boat trips to see these creatures in their natural habitat. The town’s proximity to Cardigan Bay, a designated Special Area of Conservation, ensures a thriving ecosystem and a haven for marine enthusiasts. The town itself exudes a quaint and welcoming atmosphere, with narrow winding streets lined with colourful cottages and local shops, as well as cafes, traditional pubs, and seafood restaurants. For those seeking outdoor adventures, New Quay offers numerous opportunities. The nearby coastline is adorned with rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and hidden coves, perfect for leisurely walks, sunbathing, or exploring rock pools. The surrounding countryside features scenic hiking trails, offering breathtaking views of the Welsh landscape and the sea. Culturally, New Quay has inspired many literary figures, most notably the famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, who lived in the town during the 1940s. Visitors can follow the Dylan Thomas Trail, which highlights the places that influenced his work, adding an extra layer of literary significance to the town. Overall, New Quay in Ceredigion offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, maritime heritage, and a warm community spirit. Whether you’re seeking relaxation on the beach, wildlife encounters, or a glimpse into Welsh history and culture, New Quay is a delightful destination that truly captures the essence of coastal Wales. Vendor Interview: The first day we completely moved into our new home ,Pell Orwel our kids got their bikes out and rode round and round the house for hours like crazy finally having a safe place to let loose. Since then we have all enjoyed the space and security of this home. Rooms have magically transformed from toy/play rooms to cosy tv rooms to sewing/hobby rooms to fitness/yoga rooms.Its location within New Quay have meant that Sunday morning paper runs have morphed into long beach or coastal walks or dolphin spotting breaks on the pier without the need for military style planning or car parking hunts. During Covid the house came into its own. It welcomed us all back to work ,pass Uni exams and apply and get jobs all online.Family meals were cooked by all in the large efficient kitchen and eaten together in our dining room or in summer on the patio behind the house. We will miss the fresh sea air, the coastline,and the hills .We are sad to leave! 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: With canopy over, UPVC double glazed windows and side panels to side; leading into a spacious entrance hall. Entrance Hall: 17'5" x 7'7" With stairs to the first floor landing, doors to the sitting room, door to the dining room, under stairs cupboard, radiator and tiled flooring. Cloakroom: Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, UPVC double glazed window to rear radiator and half tiled walls. Sitting Room: 13'5" x 24'9" Tiled flooring, cove ceiling, UPVC double glazed doors to rear multiple Power Points triple aspect with views over Newquay and the sea, a radiator and a TV point. Dining Room: 12'4" x 13'5" Front aspect overlooking front garden with sea views, tiled flooring, UPVC double glazed window to front, radiator and double doors into kitchen / breakfast room. Kitchen / Breakfast Room: 15'5" x 10'6" Rear aspect of good size with comprehensive range of eye and base level units in high gloss white, incorporating stainless steel double bowl sink unit. There is a mixer tap, range of dark quartz effect work surfaces, built in gas range oven with extractor hood over and a double built in fridge / freezer to side. Additionally, there are UPVC double glazed window to rear, radiator, built in dresser unit with space for microwave, cove ceiling and doors leading into utility room. Utility Room: 6'0" x 7'3" Floor mounted Trianko central heating boiler, range of eye and base level units with single drainer. Stainless steel unit, UPVC window to rear, UPVC double glazed door to rear. There is also radiator ceramic tiled flooring. Study / Family Room: 10'5" x 17'7" This could be potentially developed into ground floor accommodation, should it be needed. Laminated tile effects flooring, and UPVC double glazed window to front radiator cove ceiling First Floor Landing: 7'5" x 16'11" Spacious landing is a particularly great feature of Pell, Orwel with a useful area leading out through double UPVC double glazed doors to an iron balcony with sublime sea views overlooking Newquay and the Cardigan Bay Coast. Bedroom One: 17'9" x 10'2" Front aspect, radiator and cove ceiling with a large walk in storage/wardrobe/cupboard, extensively shelved. Could be potentially used to increase the size of the ensuite shower room which adjoins the bathroom. Bedroom One Ensuite: 5'11" x 5'11" Low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, half tiled walls and a walk in shower unit which is fully tiled with a glass enclosure. There is an electric mounted Triton with an extractor hood, cove ceiling, and a shaver light point. Bedroom Two: 12'10" x 10'6" Front aspect with UPVC double glazed window to front wonderful views over Cardigan Bay and Newquay beyond. Bedroom two has access to a Jack and Jill ensuite shower room with walk in shower, including a Triton electric shower unit. Low level WC pedestal wash wall mounted wash hand basin, half tiled walls and an extractor vent. Bedroom Three: 12'10" x 9'2" Rear aspect, UPVC double glazed window and a radiator. This bedroom also shares the Jack and Jill ensuite. Bedroom Four: 11'10" x 12'10" Front aspect, fantastic UPVC double glazed window to front with sea views and a radiator. There is also the cove ceiling. Bedroom Five: 11'2" x 6'8" Rear aspect, UPVC door close windows, a radiator and the cove ceiling. Family Bathroom: Rear aspect with corner bath and mixer / shout sheets. There is a low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, fully tiled walls...

5 bd

New Quay

USD 1,872,880

The Monastery at Capel y Ffin, is a unique and historic property built by Father Ignatius (Joseph Leycester Lyne) circa 1870. This magnificent property was designed by the architect Charles Buckeridge and is set amidst stunning countryside with the most magnificent views. A rare opportunity to acquire a property with character, style and a rich history which has been a much loved family home for many years. Overview Rarely do properties such as The Monastery become available on the open market, the size and flexibility of accommodation, the wealth of character, the rich history and abundance of features complemented by a spectacular setting with magnificent views. For this reason, we are going to keep the description to a minimum and allow potential buyers to enjoy watching the video, viewing the photographs and exploring the floorplan. The area around Llanthony is well known for its beauty and religious connections, The Monastery is located a few miles further along the valley in the hamlet of Capel y Ffin set within the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Monastery is surrounded by picturesque gardens, woodland and fields and has a pretty stream running through the grounds, not to mention the most breathtaking mountain views. ... Original features include beautiful arched leaded windows, decorative plaster work, wooden panelling and a stunning ruined church. The Monastery is currently used as a family home together with holiday lets. The size, space and flexibility of the property, with self-contained wings, offers ample opportunity, subject to any necessary planning consents to create a home for multi generational living, further holiday lets, a retreat or perhaps even a wedding or event venue. The Monastery has been a draw for artists with former residents including : Eric Gill, the sculptor and typographer, Edgar Holloway a painter and print maker and David Jones a Welsh poet, artist and illustrator all having spent time in this beautiful area. Outside The front of the house is located off a driveway with ample parking and a carport. To one side of the driveway is the religious statue and beyond that the ruin of the original church which is owned and maintained by the Father Ignatius Memorial Trust. The Monastery is arranged around a central, private courtyard or ‘garth’ and to the rear, a beautiful level lawned garden with mature plants and trees. Within the private grounds of The Monastery is an area of woodland with its own stream and direct access to the mountain and fields with stables, perfect for equine/livestock grazing. Location Located just outside the ancient and beautiful hamlet of Capel y Ffin. The areas of Llanthony and Capel y Ffin are popular with walkers, horse riders and cyclists. The priory at Llanthony is a well known local landmark. The village of Llanthony has a public house, The Half Moon, and a bar and restaurant at The Priory. The famous Offas Dyke path is accessible nearby and is a very popular area for hill walkers all year round. Hay-on-Wye is approximately 8 miles away, and is renowned for its selection of books shops and holds an annual Book Festival, that attracts many celebrities and visitors to the area. The historic market town of Abergavenny is approximately 14 miles, and has excellent amenities, including hospital, primary and secondary schools, vibrant shopping centre and has links to the the A449/A40 and A465. These A Roads lead to the motorway networks of M4/M5 and M50. ... The cities of Bristol and Cardiff are approximately 50 miles and 40 miles respectively from Abergavenny. The railway station in Abergavenny connects to the larger stations of Newport, Bristol, Cardiff and Hereford. Agent's Notes Rights of access to the statue and the ruin. The ruin is not owned by The Monastery (area shaded red on the illustrative map). Several years ago, on the banks some distance from the house Japanese Knotweed was discovered, this has been managed over the years by the owners and there is very little growth now. Just before The Monastery is a pony trekking centre. The Monastery is beyond the trekking centre and the horses have no rights of access over the land. Occasionally, the riders will be mounting their horses at the bottom of the driveway which adjoins the lane. Aside from the access to the front of the house and the ruin, The Monastery grounds are very private and not overlooked, the courtyard is a beautiful, tranquil setting as are the woodlands. Tenure Freehold. Services We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity. Private spring fed water and septic tank drainage. Broadband: Standard broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Openreach. Mobile: Please make your own enquiries via Ofcom. Energy Performance Certificate To view the full EPC please visit the GOV website. Local Authority Powys County Council. Council Tax East Wing Band F. The rest Band H. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries. Fixtures & Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, easements and proposed wayleaves. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways. Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and are for general guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure to accuracy, these sales particulars must not be relied upon. Please note Fine & Country have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and, therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Features: - Garden

14 bd

Abergavenny

USD 530,649

Fine and Country West Wales is delighted to present Tynant, a 3 bedroom Grade II listed character cottage, to the open market for the first time in over 50 years. Steeped in history, this charming and characterful cottage is believed to have origins dating back to the 17th century and holds the proud legacy of once being the village smithy for Abermeurig. This property encapsulates the essence of a bygone era while offering a distinctive living experience. Tynant boasts an array of unique and captivating features. As you step inside, you are greeted by two inviting reception rooms with character. The first floor of the cottage is home to three bedrooms, in 2 areas of the cottage with an ensuite to the main and a ground floor bathroom to the 3rd. The left hand side of the property hosts the third bedroom (has been recently utilised as a studio) and a generously sized family bathroom on the ground floor, perfectly suited for accommodating guests or providing flexibility for modern living. The cottage features a galley kitchen with integral Welsh Dresser, plus an eating area with windows overlooking the rear gardens. Adjacent to the kitchen, a rear entrance hall adds a practical touch, offering convenient access to the gardens beyond. The gardens of this property are captivating, enveloping the cottage in natural beauty and are well stocked, a particular feature is the Monkey Puzzle Tree. Various seating and entertaining areas provide spaces for dining, social gatherings, or simply enjoying the gardens. Across the lane, a separate garden area awaits, once serving as the site of the village smithy. With no chain, Tynant presents a rare and exceptional opportunity for a new owner to embrace the rich history and heritage of West Wales. This unique property offers a glimpse into the past while providing a unique opportunity to live in the West Wales Countryside but remaining close to Aberystwyth, Lampeter and Aberaeron. For further details or to arrange a viewing, please contact Fine and Country West Wales, where our experienced team will be delighted to assist you. 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.

3 bd

Lampeter

USD 761,566

Set in a pretty village just outside the Brecon Beacons National Park is this spacious 8 bedroom former Vicarage. The property retains a wealth of victorian features whilst enjoying fantastic south facing views of the iconic Bannau Brycheinog mountain range. Description    This lovely property was built in 1890 for a prominent merchant before becoming The Vicarage for the Trallong parish. This spacious family home retains many period features with generous accommodation over 3 floors offering 8 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms. It is complimented with a traditional coach house and well stocked gardens. Location    Located within the rural hamlet of Trallong on the edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park, an area renowned for its high scenic value. Situated approximately 3 miles from the well serviced village of Sennybridge which offers good choice of amenities including petrol stations with village shops, public houses, primary school and a health centre. The regional market town of Brecon is approximately 7 miles and offers an excellent choice of both leisure and shopping facilities including leisure centre complex, theatre and cinema. Walk Inside    A traditional entrance door opens into the traditional vestibule with attractive Victorian tiled flooring which continues through to the hallway via a pair of decorative glass swinging doors. The hallway providing a fitting welcome to this grand property with a traditional timber staircase rising through the three floors. To the left is the living room having a feature fire surround and large window to front with views across the valley. Beyond is the lounge, a spacious room flooded with light from the large bay window again offering fabulous views across the Usk Valley, having traditional high ceilings, coving and period fire surround with inset multi-fuel stove. Opposite the hall is the boiler room, housing the oil fired boiler, shelving and storage, featuring the original servant bells above the door (not operational). The dining room is situated to the rear with a door providing access to the side garden together with large walk-in under stairs storage area, whilst opposite is the kitchen, complete with a range of units to include cupboard and drawer space with inset sink, plumbing for washing machine, space for white goods and space for Rangemaster cooker in an attractive feature surround. A further door provides access to the rear garden whilst opposite is the w.c. closet that serves the ground floor, comprising w.c, pedestal sink and door to the outside. First Floor    The traditional staircase leads to the spacious landing area having a walk-in linen/airing cupboard with hanging rail and shelving and a wooden screen which in turn provides access to the family bathroom comprising of a modern suite to include panelled bath, corner shower, w.c. and pedestal sink. The first floor comprises of 4 spacious double bedrooms; the two front rooms complete with high level ceilings, feature period fire surround and windows to the front making the most of the wonderful countryside views. The master bedroom benefiting from an ensuite shower to include shower cubicle, w.c and pedestal sink. Second Floor    The stairs continues to the second floor landing providing access to a further 4 double rooms and a storage room to the rear. The Coach House    Situated adjacent to the property is the detached stone built 'Coach House', currently utilised as a workshop or storage area but offering tremendous scope for conversion to a home office/ gym etc. (subject to consents). Outside    The rear garden is a delight comprising of a lawned garden with shrubbed borders and a sitting area providing a wonderful space to sit and soak up the sun. A paved path leads to the front of the property together with a driveway parking area. NOTE    Please Note there are restrictive covenants. Further details are available upon request.

8 bd

Sennybridge

USD 1,154,834

Six Bedroom Grade II Listed property PLUS 5 One Bedroom Cottages! A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial six bedroom detached Grade II listed property believed to have been built in the 1760s. This extremely flexible family home not only comprises of an imposing main residence but also offers fantastic income potential with 5 one bedroom cottages and an established Bed and Breakfast income. The elegant period house has plenty of character and charm as well as spacious and flexible accommodation which briefly comprises; entrance hall, two living rooms, sitting room, kitchen, dining room, cellar, two downstairs WC, downstairs bathroom, utility/boiler room, laundry room and six bedrooms all of which have en-suites. Sitting in approximately 0.5 of an acre, the property offers plenty of parking which may have planning potential subject to the relevant permission, a detached single garage and an outside office and shower room. The rear garden consists of level lawn and patio where the marvellous countryside views to the rear can be enjoyed. Location - Situated in the village of Llandysilio, the property is within walking distance of local amenities such as the school, vets, convenience store and garage. The larger towns of Welshpool and Oswestry are approximately 8.5 and 7 miles away respectively where a wider range of services can be found as well as there being links to the train network. The Welsh coastal towns of Barmouth and Tywyn are both less than 60 miles away also.   Accommodation:   Entrance Hall - Tiled floor, beams.   Living Room - Feature fireplace with wood burning stove, tiled floor, radiator, beams, countryside views.   Sitting Room - Tiled floor, beams, radiator, countryside views.   Scullery/Inner Hall - Base units, sink and drainer, radiator, built in shelving unit.   Dining Room - Feature fireplace with wood burning stove, radiators, beams, countryside views.   Cellar - With power and lighting.   Kitchen - A range of wall and base units, sink and drainer, space for fridge freezer, space for range cooker, space and plumbing for dishwasher, extractor fan, pantry cupboard, fantastic countryside views, tiled floor, radiator.   Downstairs WC One - WC, wash basin.   Downstairs WC Two - WC, radiator.   Downstairs Bathroom - Bath, wash basin, radiator, tiled floor.   Utility/Boiler Room - Space and plumbing for washing machine, space for fridges, boiler, built in wall shelves, work top.   First Floor:   Landing - Radiator.   Bedroom Five - Feature fireplace, countryside views, radiator.   En Suite - Shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, WC, wash basin, countryside views.   Bedroom Six - Built in wardrobe, countryside views, radiator.   Inner Hall - Space for wardrobes, airing cupboard with shelves for clothes storage.   Bathroom - Bath, wash basin, radiator, countryside views, airing cupboard.   WC - WC.   Office - Views of distant countryside, radiator.   Living Room - Feature fireplace with electric fire, terrific countryside views, radiator.   Second Floor:   Landing - Loft access.   Bedroom One - Views of distant countryside, radiator.   En Suite - WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower.   Laundry Room - Built in shelves, countryside views, radiator.   Bedroom Four - Views of distant countryside, radiator.   En-Suite - WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower.   Bedroom Three - Views of distant countryside, radiator.   En-Suite - WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower.   Bedroom Two - Views of distant countryside, radiator.   En-Suite - WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower.   Five Cottages - Each cottage is let out on a residential basis. They all have a similar layout with each have an open plan kitchen/living/dining room, a downstairs shower room and a bedroom upstairs.   Outbuildings:   Garage - With power and lighting.   Office Building - Work top, sink and drainer, marvellous countryside views. With power points, lighting, electricity and WiFi.   Shower Room - Wash basin, WC, electric shower.   Outside - To either side of the house is generous parking and turning space. To the left are the rental cottages and this area also provides access to the garage. There is also an outside office building and shower room. There is private garden to the rear which consists of some level lawn and a patio area ideal for alfresco dining and enjoying the fantastic views to the rear.   Services - Mains electricity, water and drainage, The main house has full fibre broadband.   Heating - Oil.   Council Tax - Band B. Our clients advise property as a whole benefits from full rural rates relief in Wales.   Tenure - Freehold.   Directions - Using the app What Three Words type in: guests.swaps.sway   Alternatively, from the roundabout take the B4393 and take the first left on to ‘The Street.’ At the next mini roundabout take the first exit and after a short distance you will see the property on your left.

6 bd

Llandysilio

USD 749,081

An exquisite 19th century barn conversion situated in a picture-perfect location. Steeped in history, Lower Hareslade Barn is a truly idyllic retreat positioned just a short stroll away from the iconic, Brandy Cove. Charm and character oozes from this 3-bedroom, detached family home and sits in readiness for new memories. Nestled on your doorstep is the Gower coastal path where you can enjoy miles of majestic coastline, popular landmarks, and Gower Countryside famed for becoming Britain’s first designated area of outstanding beauty. With the added bonus of easy access to Swansea city centre and the famous Mumbles village where you can enjoy a range of restaurants, shops, and the new M&S food hall to name but a few. Lower Hareslade Barn was impressively designed by architect John Noel and converted by master builder Geoffrey Snow. This fascinating detached barn was formally owned by Mr William Arthur between 1801 – 1814 who was renowned for being the infamous leader of a local smuggling gang using Brandy Cove as the base for the operation and storing contraband in the barn. Mr Williams smuggled many barrels of brandy from the cove and used Lower Hareslade Barn as a great hiding place many years ago. Let us take a look at this rare, exclusive home in more detail. Approach After journeying through the sought-after village of Bishopston and sweeping down into the picturesque valley, you will arrive at this sheltered home. Double wooden gates guide you into the grounds which offers ample parking. Instantly you will be in awe of the character and charm of this fascinating property. The exposed stone exterior and quaint aesthetically pleasing appearance entices you further. Step Inside… Inside, the fabulous characteristic features and attention to detail continues, including original exposed beams with internal walls with doors crafted from reclaimed chapel floor joists masterfully reworked into traditional tongue and grooved planks. The entire home is fitted with quality reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, latch doors, and the finishes throughout demonstrate true workmanship. Entrance You will be drawn to the rustic, welcoming hard wood front door guiding you into the generous entranceway. Straight away you will feel at home! The space is lit with spotlighting and is laid with beautiful reclaimed Canadian pine flooring which flows effortlessly from room to room. Here you also have an array of fitted shelving, exposed walls and access to a WC, cloakroom/wet room, study/bedroom and a step down into the lounge. WC Through a latch, pinewood door into a useful WC housing a WC, wash basin, spotlighting, extractor fan, Velux window, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, and exposed walls. Cloakroom/Wet Room Situated off the entranceway is a valuable cloakroom fitted with an array of storage cupboards housing hanging rails, draws, and shelving perfect for storing your outdoorsy shoes/coats. The separate wet room is furnished with a double shower, wash basin, heated towel rail, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, and a Velux window. Study/Bedroom Four A beautifully bright space thanks to the floor to ceiling window with French doors to the rear. This versatile room enjoys reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, spotlighting and a range of fitted storage cupboards housing hanging rails and shelving. Dining Room We now come into the exquisite, spacious dining room. There are so many characterful elements in this room you won’t know where to look first. You will be immediately drawn to the impressive, exposed beams/walls, vaulted ceiling, and the gorgeous locally sourced feature oak stairway leading you to a mezzanine bedroom. One of the main focal points of the room is the breath-taking fireplace, with exposed stone surround, slate hearth, and solid wooden beam mantle, all surrounding the beautiful wood burner and bread oven. This wonderful space is superbly laid out with reclaimed Canadian pine flooring and from here you have access to the kitchen/breakfast room, lounge, and two stairways guiding you to two bedrooms and gallery landing. Lounge You will next step into a quaint lounge which you can access from either side of the feature central stairway via double sliding doors. This room will easily house a generous seating area, creating a perfect space for socialising with friends/family. Here you also have exposed beams/walls, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, dual aspect windows and a charming stable door to the rear. Mezzanine Bedroom One Journey back to the lounge and ascend the superb oak stairway which sits centrally in the room and guides you to the mezzanine bedroom. It is from here you will be in awe of the beautiful, vaulted ceiling with exposed feature beams, exposed stone walls, and oak/glass banister overlooking the lounge. This impressive, generous room enjoys multiple windows, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring and is lit with spotlighting. Hallway Situated off the lounge the hallway leads you to the kitchen/breakfast room where you will be met by a picturesque window and impressive wine cellar fully equipped with racking, useful safe and lighting. Kitchen/Breakfast Room Descend three steps into the superb kitchen/breakfast room housing an array of storage units. A splendid room to unwind in after those long days or catch up with friends/family over a morning brew. This charming space is fully equipped with double sunken sink with drainage, 4-oven AGA with additional electric hob, Bosch dishwasher, Bosch washing machine, Antico chequered pattern flooring, and spotlighting. Here you also have a pantry with shelving & ample space for an additional fridge, generous space for a breakfast table, and access to the rear. Situated off the kitchen you also have a useful small utility room that houses the combi boiler with plumbing in place for a washing machine and tumble dryer. Bedroom Three with WC Nestled in the corner of the kitchen/breakfast room is a sweeping, reclaimed Canadian pine, staircase guiding you to bedroom three. This uniquely designed space enjoys a wonderful, built-in ship bed with storage underneath, vaulted ceiling with feature beams, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, spotlighting, and a window to the rear. Bedroom three also enjoys a separate wet closet housing a WC, wash basin, extractor fan, spotlighting, Velux window, and generous storage space. Gallery Landing Ascend the magnificent stone stairway placed in the corner of the lounge which sweeps around to the impressive gallery landing. Again, from here you can really appreciate the attention to detail, quality materials, and unique design which Lower Hareslade Barn showcases. This generous versatile space has the pleasure of oak/glass balustrade, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring, spotlighting, and a Velux window allowing natural light. Bedroom Two with En-Suite Bedroom two offers wonderful, vaulted ceilings, exposed feature beams/walls, spotlighting, oak flooring, and a window to the rear. This lovely double bedroom also has the pleasure of a private en-suite housing a WC, wash basin, fitted jacuzzi bath, extractor fan, reclaimed Canadian pine flooring and spotlighting. Step Outside… Externally, this idyllic location enjoys mature tree outlooks and a low maintenance garden creating a fantastic lock up and go. Pedestrian access to the coastal path can be enjoyed directly from the grounds where you can appreciate the famous Gower peninsula for miles. The sights and sounds of nature create a tranquil backdrop for this superb garden making it wonderful space to relax or entertain. Externally you have a lovely mix of concrete, chip stone, and cobbled areas, lined with raised, stone flower beds. The overall design provides multiple choices for seating and lounging areas in which to while away those lazy days. To the front you also have a beautiful, raised decking area, raised flower beds, and shed with electricity providing extra storage. Thus, creating a space in which you will want to spend many hours. The generous driveway offers ample parking for up to four cars. Local Area - Bishopston This sought-after hamlet is home to one of the finest schools in Swansea ensuring the area is always very desirable to families and has a friendly community feel. Within the village there are local shops, post office, public houses, coastal walks, and sandy beaches. Situated en-route to the Gower Peninsula with woodland walks and an array of beaches offering an outstanding coastline with many majestic beaches and interesting coves to explore. Famed for becoming Britain’s first designated area of outstanding beauty and popular with locals and tourists alike. With rugged coastal walks and large expanse of family friendly beaches, coastal shops, and beachside cafes to enjoy. The 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 beaches, scenic coastal paths, and Marina we are blessed with great sporting facilities. With championship golf courses, Olympic sized swimming pool and f...

3 bd

Bishopston

USD 749,081

Set in the stunning upper Towy valley close to the the popular village of Rhandirmwyn is this delightful country property set in about 20 ACRES enjoying river frontage. The lovely Grade II listed cottage contains bundles of CHARACTER whilst the adjoining well preserved Corn Mill adds to the charm. Also complemented with an external office, STABLES and a MANEGE. Stunning location in upper Towy Valley 4 bedroom cottage with attached Corn Mill 20 acres of ground Riverside frontage Equestrian opportunities Description    Nantybai Mill is a delightful country smallholding set deep in the upper reaches of the Towy valley. This lovely property is blessed with stunning level riverside meadows, a 4 bedroom character cottage with an attached former Corn Mill, a home office, stables, menage and useful timber built storage barn.    The house is believed to date from the C19 when it is thought to have been added to the rebuilt Corn Mill which is reputed to date back to 1202 AD when it is understood to have been a grange to the Strata Florida Abbey. The property is now Grade II listed, the reasons given were:- It is an integral water corn mill and millers house, especially notable for its early origins, and as containing a remarkably complete set of machinery, including a very well preserved corn-drying kiln. Location    This lovely property nestles comfortably into the upper reaches of the Towy Valley just one mile from the popular village of Rhandirmwyn and a short distance from the scenic road that leads to the Lynn Brianne Dam. The area around Rhandirmwyn is known for the stunning scenery associated with this area of Wales and the abundance of wildlife including Red Kites. The market town of Llandovery (8 miles) offers a varied range of local shops and a supermarket. From Llandovery there are good road links to Brecon, Llandeilo and a little further away the M4 corridor. Walk Inside    A stable door opens into the light and airy kitchen providing one of 2 entrances into the property. The kitchen incorporating a range of units to include cupboard and drawer space with inset sink unit, recess for cooker and attractive tiled flooring. An inner hall leads to the living room having a storage cupboard ideal for shoes and boots. On entering the living room, you are immediately struck by the beautiful inglenook fireplace incorporating former bread oven and inset wood burning stove on a slate hearth, attractive tiled flooring, exposed beams and staircase leading to the first floor with useful understairs storage area. A window and door opening to the front providing a wonderful vista down the valley. The dining room completes the ground floor accommodation being dual aspect and having a further fireplace with inset wood burner. First Floor    A staircase leads to the first floor having a feature stone wall, exposed beams and traditional timber doors, all of which add to the character of the property. Comprising of 4 bedrooms, the master located to the front with built-in wardrobes and beautiful views over your grounds to the open countryside beyond. The family bathroom offers a 3-piece suite to include paneled bath with shower over, w.c. and pedestal sink. The Corn Mill    Attached to the former miller's house is the Corn Mill which is a well preserved building thought to have origins back to the early 1200's. The ground floor has a partial cobbled floor. The upper floor contains many of the mill workings although access to these areas is limited for safety reasons. Walk Outside    The property stands in about 20 acres of gardens and grounds. Immediately around the house are the lawned gardens, a traditional stone barn, loose boxes, storage and an extremely useful home office. Beyond the gardens is an 80' outbuilding ideal for livestock or storage and an all weather manege. The farmland is identified on the attached plan and is made up of several versatile fields and a lovely riverside meadow. A further 7 acres of largely stony ground includes a natural stream that has been identified to contain higher than normal levels of lead. This 7-acre area has been allowed to develop into a natural habitat with an impressive range of flora, fauna and bird life. It is recommended that this area should not be grazed by livestock. Natural Resources Wales regularly monitor water quality and can provide advice.

4 bd

Llandeilo

USD 967,563

Lower Orchard Lodge presents a rare fusion of extraordinary architecture and breathtaking vistas. This stunning modern home, meticulously designed by architects, graces the banks of the River Wye, offering a truly magnificent living experience. Offering five generous bedrooms, all ensuite; and a stunning open plan living area that seamlessly opens onto the terrace which overlooks the stunning river Wye. Description    A spacious 5 bedroom house enjoying an enviable situation overlooking the river and captivating scenery. The master suite has its own balcony and separate roof terrace optimising panoramic views. The open plan living and kitchen areas provide the ultimate entertaining space, with bifold-doors seamlessly opening onto the large decked seating areas. Built around 15 years ago by a local builder for his own use the build incorporates many modern and luxury features including extensive glasswork, hardwood timbers and underfloor heating. This modern family home is the envy of many providing some 280 sq m of accommodation. Location    The property is positioned in the Wye Valley village of Erwood, a popular settlement with a local pub and village hall. The area surrounding the village is a mixture of rolling hillsides with rocky outcrops and the beautiful meandering river which travels south to the coast near Chepstow. The area offers an abundance of great walks, ideal for those with a keen interest in exploring this stunning section of Mid Wales. Excellent road networks provide easy access to quaint market towns and for commuting to a number of major cities. Hay-on-Wye, Brecon and Builth Wells, offer great amenities and local produce. Stunning Hay-on-Wye is known for the annual literary festival and countless book shops. Brecon, which lies in the foothills of the Brecon Beacons Mountain range, is the perfect base for those wishing to explore breathtaking walks and the mountain panoramas. Vendor Interview    We had viewed over 30 houses in person, but only halfway down the entrance hall and taking in those panoramic views and we realised 'this is the one'! We had been looking for a truly special UK home for almost 3 years. We were blown away with the design, construction and stunning location. This was further endorsed by my dad, a retired architect. Lower Orchard Lodge delivers the 'wow factor', whether entertaining friends, cooking in the open plan kitchen, lying in bed and watching the river, working from home or just enjoying the expanse of decking in all seasons. Walk Inside    A covered porch provides access to the attractive entrance, with useful built-in storage/shoe bench. Oak flooring with under floor heating extends throughout the ground floor. On entering, to your right, is a spacious cloakroom with traditional Welsh slate flooring, w.c., hand basin and heated towel rail. Off the main hallway is the ground floor bedroom and beyond the utility/boot room, offering a range of built-in units to include sink and plumbing for washing machine. A further door leads to the large office/home studio, this room providing an ideal work from home space with glazed screen, separate entrance door to the front and large walk-in storage cupboard to the rear which houses the oil fired boiler. .    The hallway opens into the expansive Kitchen/living room; the hub of the home providing a beautiful open plan space, ideal for family living. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and corian worktops, to include breakfast-bar, integrated sink, double oven and microwave, electric hob with extractor over and integrated fridge/freezer. The living area, flooded with light from the bi-fold doors that open onto the decked balcony making the most of the unrivalled river views. This lovely space has an integrated speaker and lighting system and a dual aspect, modern remote control gas fire providing a central feature between the living room and sun room. The sun room having a further set of bi-fold doors to the garden along with a glazed screen along the eastern elevation. A particular feature of this room being the purpose made roof-lantern highlighting the ambiance of this unique property. French doors open into the formal dining room with door to the garden. First Floor    An oak staircase rises to the spacious first floor landing having glazed balustrading and airing cupboard providing additional storage. Encompassing the northern flank of the property is the impressive master bedroom with door to the external balcony with beautiful river and countryside views. The room is complimented with a dressing area with fully fitted wardrobes and an ensuite shower room to include rain shower, twin hand basin, w.c., and marble tiles. There are a further 3 double rooms all of which benefit from ensuite facilities. The family bathroom completes the accommodation on offer and adds that extra touch of luxury with Whirlpool Jacuzzi bath in tiled surround, hand basin, w.c. and heated towel rail. Walk Outside    A shared driveway leads to the front of the property where there is a plenty of parking. The property sitting centrally within its plot, the eastern side laid to lawn with a pedestrian gate providing access to a further parking area to the front with storage area.   A feature of this wonderful house are the stunning views from the rear decked garden to the open countryside and river beyond.   The extensive decked patio is completed with glass railings and spotlighting, together with wood fired hot tub.

5 bd

Builth Wells