If you are looking for peace and quiet this 4 bedroom farm is just for you. This charming rural property is set in approximately 46 acres of land and located in a fine position enjoying ever changing views. The area is almost entirely agricultural or forestry based and is particularly well endowed with wildlife. It is ideal for bird watching, walking, fishing and other country pursuits.

The main farmhouse which is in need of updating comprises; kitchen, living room, parlour and wet room to the ground floor with 4 bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor. To the front of the property is a beautiful garden brimming with a range of plants, bushes and shrubs. To the rear of the property is a good range of traditional stone built outbuildings set around a concrete farmyard with larger more modern outbuildings set back from the main entrance.

The property is situated within 1.5 miles of the rural village of Cilycwm which benefits from a popular public house/restaurant and a listed Medieval Church. The village sits in unspoiled landscape with a rich cultural history, vibrant natural beauty and is one of the few remote areas left in Southern Britain with the market town of Llandovery located approximately 4.5 miles away and offers comprehensive shopping facilities with a variety of shops, post office, patisserie, butcher, doctors surgery, cottage hospital, public houses/restaurants, junior school and Llandovery College in the private sector together with swimming pool and supermarket on the outskirts of town.

The house accommodation comprises as follows:

Rooms

Rear Entrance/Utility
with beamed ceiling, feature stone wall. Door to

Wet Room 2.67m x 2.36m (8' 09" x 7' 09" )
with low level wc, wash hand basin, plumbing for washing machine, Mira shower.

Kitchen 4.42m x 4.19m (14' 06" x 13' 09" )
with floor level drawers and cupboards. Solid fuel Rayburn supplying hot water. Ceramic sink and drainer. Beko double oven and 4 ring electric hob. Beamed ceiling. Dual aspect windows. Staircase to first floor. Door to Pantry.

Living Room 4.57m x 4.19m (15' 0" x 13' 09" )
with solid fuel log burner with oak bressumer over and slate hearth. Alcove to side. Beamed ceiling. Part panelled walls. Door to

Entrance Hall
with staircase to first floor, understairs cupboard, part panelled walls and quarry tiled floor.

Parlour 4.52m x 2.59m (14' 10" x 8' 06" )
with solid fuel log burner in surround with bressumer over and slate hearth.

First Floor

Landing
with under eaves storage.

Bedroom 1 4.52m x 2.79m (14' 10" x 9' 02" )

Bedroom 2/Office 3.05m x 1.35m (10' 0" x 4' 05" )

Bedroom 3 4.52m Max x 4.47m (14' 10" Max x 14' 08")
with beamed ceiling and radiator.

Bedroom 4 5.33m x 2.16m (17' 06" x 7' 01" )
with built in wardrobe and radiator. Small door leading to under eaves storage.

Bathroom 2.90m x 2.16m (9' 06" x 7' 01" )
with low level wc, wash hand basin, panelled bath, airing cupboard and radiator.

Externally.
The property is located in a beautifully secluded location with fine views of the surrounding countryside. Upon reaching the farmyard there is a Former Parlour of block and corrugated roof with 2 Traditional Stone and Slate Outbuildings with asbestos corrugated roof, Garage and Dutch Barn of corrugated construction set around the concreted farmyard. Further Dutch Barn with side Lean To. General Purpose Shed measuring 74' x 29' previously used as a silage clamp with part block walls and concrete frame construction with part asbestos and part corrugated roof leading on to Former Cubicle Shed Lean To of block and corrugated construction. Off the main farmyard is a Former Concrete Slurry Pit leading to Former Dutch Barn of block and corrugated construction. Steel framed General Purpose Shed measuring 60' x 20' of block and asbestos wall and roof construction with concrete floor with electric connection.

Land
The land amounts to approximately 46 acres in total as highlighted by the attached plan.

Services
With mains electricity. Private water and drainage. We have been informed by the current owners that the private water supply has ceased in dry periods and provision of a replacement water supply should be budgeted for.

Tenure
We understand the property is freehold with vacant possession.

Clee Tompkinson Francis is an independent partnership of Chartered Surveyors established in 1972. Since that time the company has grown to become one of the leading estate agents and surveying firms operating throughout South, Mid and West Wales. Our team includes 12 Chartered Surveyors and a wide a range of experienced support staff. We currently operate from 12 offices and provide property advice and services throughout South and West Wales & the Borders We offer a complete property service selling, renting and advising upon rural, residential and commercial property. Professional work includes property valuations & surveys, compensation claims, planning advice & applications and energy certificates for commercial & domestic property. We also operate three livestock markets at Sennybridge, Talybont On Usk and Llandovery and provide a complete range of services for the rural sector including sales of live and dead stock, property valuations and auctions, compensation matters and farm business advice. Clee Tompkinson Francis aims to provide a traditional service combined with all the modern technology available today. Our experienced staff can provide you with efficient and knowledgeable advice coupled with local expertise. All properties are listed on our website (please click on the link on this page) enabling potential purchasers to view all property details 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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