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Our Summary
- Numerous stone barns with conversion potential
- • First Floor: Six bedrooms, currently one en suite but potential for more by adding doors, changing layout
- • Second floor rooms currently unused but excellent potential for conversion into further bedrooms
- • Detached three-bedroom cottage (in need of refurbishment)
- Traditional stone barns with conversion potential (stp – subject to planning)
- • Old home farm with farmhouse for reinstament and further stone barn for conversion
- Overage The farmland will be subject to a reservation by the vendor of an agreed percentage of any uplift in value in the event that planning consent is granted for non-agricultural use of the land within an agreed time period following completion
- Health & SafetyGiven the potential hazards of a working farm and sporting estate, viewers should take care and precaution with regard to their personal safety when viewing the property, particularly around any livestock, farm machinery, buildings, land, ponds, lakes and the river
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Description
This enchanting estate in West Wales comprises a handsome Grade II listed country house, set in 279 acres of extensive re-wilded land and natural habitats. The property is situated in a private setting, yet within easy reach of main roads, railway stations, and airports. The house, with its fine late Georgian interior detailing, features 11,798 square feet of living space, including six bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a large cellar.
The estate also includes a detached studio building, three-bedroom Gamekeeper's Cottage, and a three-bedroom cottage in need of refurbishment. The grounds and gardens are stunning, with a delightful lake, numerous small lakes and ponds, and a duck flight pond. The property also features traditional stone barns with conversion potential, an old home farm with farmhouse and barn, and about 1.5 miles of salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Taf.
The estate has been rewilded for over 40 years and is home to a variety of wildlife, including songbirds, pheasant, and woodcock. The property is being sold as a whole by private treaty, with the vendor reserving the right to an agreed percentage of any uplift in value in the event of non-agricultural use of the land.