Nestled in the remote Welsh hillside, this stunning four-bedroom farmhouse has been meticulously restored to blend its 19th-century foundations with modern elegance. The stone-built property spans over 2,600 square feet across two stories, with a slate roof and sits amidst five acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, wild meadowland, and a timber-framed cabin. The house boasts a rich history, with oak panels in the living room believed to have been reclaimed from a ship, and a 17th-century oak plank and muntin screen. The property has been lovingly restored over two decades, amplifying its atmosphere while incorporating comfortable modern living. The interior features a generous hallway, a sublime living room with an inglenook fireplace, a bold and sunny kitchen, and a study with a wall of storage and a built-in seat. The upper level is dedicated to the principal suite, with a vast bedroom, luxurious bathroom, and a bank of storage. The property also includes a studio shed, a wood cabin, and a dew pond, surrounded by rewilded woodland and meadows. Located near Carn Gafallt, an RSPB reserve and designated Site of Special Scientific Interest, the property offers breathtaking natural views and a restorative atmosphere.