The property is a 4.5-acre plot of level pastureland located in Heol-y-cyw, Wales, with easy access to the A4061 and M4. The land is suitable for mowing, grazing, and potential agricultural, equestrian, and amenity use, and features a derelict traditional stone barn. The property is being sold subject to the right of historic coal mining structures on site, and the Coal Authority is responsible for maintenance and upkeep. The land does not benefit from mains services, and prospective purchasers are advised to make their own inquiries regarding services. The property is being sold with vacant possession, freehold, and without development clawbacks, Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements, or rights of historic coal mining structures. The guide price is £50,000 to £80,000, and the property is being sold by informal tender.