Map4 bedroom detached house for sale
Key information
Features and description
- Panoramic Views
- Striking Features
- Character Property
- Two acres of magical, wildlife-rich gardens
- Private Setting
- Traditional Features
- Llandyfriog
- Parking for mulitple vehicles
- Private Driveway
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Maeseithyn, Llandyfriog
Commanding an elevated position above the rolling patchwork of the West Wales countryside, Maeseithyn is a truly captivating home of remarkable character. Believed to be among the oldest properties in Newcastle Emlyn, this atmospheric residence blends heritage, creativity and dramatic panoramic views to create a home that feels both timeless and inspiring. Offered at one of the most competitive prices for a property of its scale within a ten-mile radius, it represents an exceptional and increasingly rare opportunity.
While the house would benefit from sympathetic updating, its generous proportions, outstanding setting and inherent individuality offer enormous scope to personalise and enhance. With no onward chain, this is a compelling chance to acquire a substantial and significant home in one of West Wales’s most desirable rural locations.
Arranged over three levels and thoughtfully embedded into the landscape, Maeseithyn sits within approximately two acres of wildlife-rich gardens. A series of decks, terraces and patios culminate in a striking hot tub terrace — the perfect place to take in far-reaching countryside views that shift beautifully with the seasons.
Inside, the home is rich in character and story. A charming canopied porch opens into a welcoming hallway with timber flooring and a distinctive front door reclaimed from Swansea Prison, setting the tone for the individuality found throughout. The triple-aspect dining room is a standout space, bathed in natural light and framed by unforgettable views, with an open fireplace and picture rails creating a superb environment for entertaining.
The open-plan kitchen and breakfast room forms the heart of the home, featuring bespoke cabinetry, a porcelain sink and parquet flooring. Sliding doors lead directly onto a spectacular wraparound deck, which in turn flows into a light-filled sitting room with panoramic glazing and a wood-burning stove. A cosy snug/TV room adjoins this space, while a further reception room leads to a utility area, sauna suite and wet room — ideal for relaxed rural living.
On the upper floor, four generously proportioned bedrooms all enjoy breathtaking outlooks across the surrounding countryside. One features a luxurious en-suite with slipper bath and built-in shelving, while the family bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower and heated towel rail.
The grounds unfold across gently terraced levels, with mature trees, fruiting plants and winding wildlife paths creating a sense of discovery. A secluded summerhouse provides a peaceful retreat, while a fully equipped studio cabin — complete with crog loft bedroom, kitchen and bathroom — offers excellent flexibility as guest accommodation, a creative workspace or a potential income stream.
Adding to its allure, Maeseithyn has a notable creative pedigree, having previously been home to internationally acclaimed vocalist and songwriter Bryn Christopher. Several of his platinum-selling hits — including Sweet Lovin’, No Therapy and Came Here for Love — were written and recorded here, lending the house a unique artistic legacy.
Whether you are seeking a private rural sanctuary, an inspiring creative base or a beautifully elevated Welsh retreat, Maeseithyn is a home of rare individuality and outstanding potential.
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EPC Rating: F
Rooms
Entrance Hall 5.31m x 5.28m (17ft 5in x 17ft 3in)
Stepping through the canopied entrance porch, visitors are greeted by a striking feature front door reclaimed from Swansea Prison—setting the tone for a home rich in character and story. The entrance hall is generous in scale and graced with original timber-panelled flooring, a window to the front, and a staircase rising to the upper floor.
Lobby 3.81m x 2.11m (12ft 6in x 6ft 11in)
Built-in dresser, wood block flooring, door back to entrance hall, door to utility room, glazed double
doors lead through to;
Basement 5.16m x 3.02m (16ft 11in x 9ft 10in)
A sizeable cellar, complete with wine racking, storage zones, and external access to a lower deck—offering potential for further development or functional utility.
Dining Room
A magnificent triple-aspect dining room, bathed in natural light and offering commanding views across the West Wales countryside. This substantial reception space features an open fireplace, picture rail detailing, and two radiators—making it ideal for formal entertaining or quiet contemplation of the surrounding landscape.
Sitting Room 6.10m x 3.33m (20ft x 10ft 11in)
A welcoming sitting room with fitted wood burner, parquet flooring, wood-panelled ceiling, and expansive wrap-around windows framing the panorama. This room leads into a cosy snug/TV room via further patio doors—offering a quiet space to relax or work from home.
Kitchen 4.47m x 3.56m (14ft 7in x 11ft 8in)
The kitchen/breakfast room forms the heart of the home. Fitted with a bespoke range of iron base and wooden wall units, it includes a double bowl porcelain sink, built-in electric oven, four-ring gas hob with extractor hood, and parquet flooring. Sliding patio doors open directly onto a raised deck, which enjoys truly spectacular, uninterrupted countryside views.
Breakfast Room 3.89m x 2.72m (12ft 9in x 8ft 11in)
Adjoining the kitchen is a versatile reception room, currently used as a breakfast area, featuring a classic royal blue Aga, original pantry cupboards, and timber flooring.
Snug 3.99m x 2.41m (13ft 1in x 7ft 10in)
A cosy snug/TV room via further patio doors—offering a quiet space to relax or work from home. Wood burning stove, radiator, door back to hallway.
Utility Room 2.84m x 2.03m (9ft 3in x 6ft 7in)
Equipped with base units, a butler sink, plumbing for appliances, and access to a shower/wet room and sauna suite—complete with shower, WC, vanity unit, and heated towel rail.
Wet Room & Sauna
WC, wash hand basin, showering area, tiled floor, tiled wall, Velux roof window, built-in sauna.
WC
WC, wooden flooring, radiator, frosted double glazed window to front.
First Floor Landing 5.23m x 2.01m (17ft 1in x 6ft 7in)
This floor accommodates four well-appointed bedrooms, each offering generous proportions, charming architectural details, and outstanding views of the surrounding countryside.
Bedroom One 6.10m x 3.02m (20ft x 9ft 10in)
A rear-aspect double, enjoys panoramic views over the West Wales landscape via a wide double-glazed window. Featuring picture rail detailing and a built-in double wardrobe, the room is both stylish and practical—ideal as a principal guest room or restful retreat.
Bedroom Two 4.04m x 2.44m (13ft 3in x 8ft)
Bedroom Two benefits from a dual aspect, with light streaming in from both the rear and side elevations. Timber flooring, extensive shelving, and serene countryside views create a peaceful, book-lined sanctuary.
Bedroom Three 3m x 2.72m (9ft 10in x 8ft 11in)
A triple-aspect room that takes full advantage of its elevated setting. Offering superb views to the front and sides, this bright and spacious room features excellent built-in shelving and access to a luxurious en-suite bathroom.
En-Suite 3.20m x 2.08m (10ft 5in x 6ft 9in)
Luxurious en-suite bathroom, complete with slipper bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, tiled walls, high ceilings, and dedicated towel shelving.
Bedroom Four 3.91m x 3.30m (12ft 9in x 10ft 9in)
Bedroom Four is set to the front of the property, with a large double-glazed window, timber strip flooring, radiator, and picture rails—making it ideal as an additional guest bedroom, office, or creative space.
Family Bathroom 1.93m x 1.50m (6ft 3in x 4ft 11in)
Finished to a high standard with a large walk-in tiled shower enclosure, vanity unit with mixer tap, low level WC, and characterful chest-board flooring. Wall-mounted and inset lighting, along with a heated towel rail, add both comfort and a touch of sophistication.
Studio Cabin and Summer House
A fully equipped studio cabin provides exceptional versatility: featuring a large open-plan space, crog loft sleeping area, fitted kitchen, and bathroom. Whether used as overflow accommodation, a creative hub, or a boutique-style guest retreat, this space exudes charm. Further down the path, a second summerhouse offers additional potential and character—an atmospheric hideaway awaiting final touches.
Room 1 (8.61m x 3.78m):
Kitchen units, sink, Velux window, crog loft, double glazing, French doors, wooden flooring.
Hallway:
Leads to:
Room 2 (4.09m x 3.07m):
Double glazing, porthole window, wooden flooring.
Wash Room (2.06m x 2.01m):
WC, sink, and bath.
Garden
Set within approximately two acres, the grounds offer a blend of landscaped terraces, mature trees, and wildlife-friendly planting. Multiple elevated decks and patios provide ideal spots to enjoy the panoramic countryside views, including a spectacular hot tub terrace.
The property includes a fully equipped studio cabin and a charming summerhouse, offering excellent flexibility for guests, creative use, or further development. The gardens wrap around the house on various levels, creating a private, tranquil setting that feels both natural and thoughtfully designed.
- Approx. two acres of landscaped and wild gardens
- Multiple decked terraces and patios
- Hot tub with spectacular countryside views
- Mature trees, fruiting plants, and wildlife haven
Parking - Driveway
The property offers off-road parking for multiple vehicles on a private gravelled driveway, discreetly tucked within the grounds. There is ample space for guests.
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