The sale of Trawsgyrch presents a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial 187.55-acre upland pastureland in the Powys countryside, a region celebrated for its excellent livestock farming. The land, which includes extensive hill grazing rights for 759 sheep, is situated approximately 4.2 miles northwest of Beulah and offers a reliable natural water supply, well-defined and fenced boundaries, and is divided into manageable enclosures. The property benefits from sporting rights, timber, woodland, and mineral rights, and is offered for sale by private treaty with freehold tenure and vacant possession. Prospective buyers are encouraged to view the land at their own risk, with a copy of the particulars, and are advised that a small portion of the land adjoins the Elenydd Site of Special Scientific Interest.