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EPC

4 bedroom detached house

Study
Sold STC
Eco Friendly
Solar panels
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
3498
EPC rating: E
Added > 14 days

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Features and description

  • Smallholding with 26 acres
  • Beautiful four bedroom detached farmhouse
  • Range of stables and a large portal framed barn
  • 1 kilometre of Fishing rights along the river Ogmore
  • Ideal property for equestrian enthusiasts with off road access to bridle path
  • Less than 2 miles from Junction 36 of the M4 Motorway, midway between Cardiff and Swansea
  • Greatly extended period Farmhouse, in part dating back to the 17th century
  • Well proportioned living and bedroom accommodation, retaining a wealth of character features
  • Potential to create annex for extended family
  • Eco Friendly with 20 solar panels

Ynyslas Uchaf Farm is a 26-acre equestrian haven, offering stables, a modern portal framed barn with potential for conversion to American-style stables, and direct bridle path access to stunning mountainous countryside. This beautiful 17th-century farmhouse blends historic charm with modern comforts, providing spacious, character-filled living spaces and the option to create a self-contained annex. Located just 2 miles from Junction 36 of the M4 Motorway, between Bryncethin and Blackmill, the property also enjoys over 1km of private fishing rights along the scenic Ogmore River.

The reception hallway (16' x 12') sets the tone with visible ceiling beams and exposed wooden floors. To one side, the lounge (19'10" x 14'10") features a wood-burning stove within an inglenook fireplace, while the study (12'1" x 13') offers a bright, dual-aspect workspace. The dining room (11'9" x 14'9") includes a feature fireplace and access to a large pantry, leading seamlessly into the split-level kitchen/breakfast/living room (14'8" x 22'1" plus 11'3" x 12'10"). This heart of the home is filled with natural light from windows, glazed doors, and skylights, highlighting exposed stonework, visible roof timbers, and flagstone flooring. The kitchen is well-equipped with a range of base, wall-mounted, and island units, as well as integrated appliances.

A side hall provides access to a utility/cloakroom (9'4" x 13'6") and home gym (13'4" x 13'3"), which leads through to a spacious sitting room (14'1" x 19'8") with French doors opening to the parking area. Upstairs, the master suite (19'9" x 14'9") enjoys a dual aspect and maple strip wood flooring, leading to a large dressing room (8'3" x 12'2") with extensive built-in wardrobes. Three further double bedrooms—Bedroom 2 (15'6" x 13'6"), Bedroom 3 (14'2" x 12'2"), and Bedroom 4 (9'7" x 12'2")—all offer picturesque views over the grounds. The family bathroom (8'8" x 7'3") and separate shower room (7'5" x 4'8", widening to 8'7") are both finished to a high standard.

A tree-lined driveway, flanked by post-and-rail fencing, leads to the property, where ample parking is available within an enclosed yard. Beyond this are seven stable boxes and a large modern portal framed barn (52'8" x 44'3"), equipped with power, lighting, and 20 solar panels. This versatile structure serves as a storage/workshop area but has the potential to be transformed into an American-style stable block.

The grounds are extensively flat, enclosed by stock-proof fencing and mature hedgerows, making them ideal for equestrian or agricultural use. A bridle path runs alongside the property, offering immediate access to off-road riding, while a secondary road access point enhances practicality. The estate also enjoys over 1km of private fishing rights along the Ogmore River, where riffles, runs, and deep pools create excellent angling opportunities.

Blending timeless charm with modern sustainability, Ynyslas Uchaf Farm benefits from 20 solar panels, making it an eco-conscious choice for countryside living. A truly exceptional opportunity for equestrian enthusiasts, country lifestyle seekers, and those looking to combine heritage with practicality.



Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold
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Herbert R Thomas - Bridgend
Herbert R Thomas - Bridgend
1 Derwen Road Bridgend CF31 1LH
01656 376894
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Our agency was established in 1926, specifically to provide professional advice to the agricultural and rural community of Glamorgan – a role we continue to provide to this day. The current Partners and Staff still possess the same in-depth regional and local knowledge which have ensured the continued success of the company but are also conversant in relevant UK and EU policies which have an impact on decision-making in rural areas, enabling them to provide up to date advice you can rely on. Through our diverse wealth of experience, Herbert R Thomas endeavours to provide a personal service tailored to the individual requirements and aims of our clients.
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