This historic 17th-century Grade II listed manor house, situated in the rolling Welsh countryside, boasts seven bedrooms, extensive gardens, pasture land, and woodland. The property, registered as a small holding, features stunning original features such as a dog-leg stair with turned newels and an exposed close-studded partition. The house has been lovingly maintained and offers a range of accommodation, including a study, dining room, kitchen, and conservatory, with underfloor heating in the ground floor. The first and second floors feature a mix of en-suite and shared bedrooms, with the master bedroom boasting a bay window with views over the gardens. The property's extensive gardens are mainly laid to lawn, with terraced landscaping, and feature three shepherd's huts, a separate hut with bathroom and kitchen facilities, and the ruins of a baptistry. The property also benefits from bee hives in the orchard, producing up to three jars of honey, and long walks available from the doorstep. With some degree of refurbishment, this unique property could become a stunning family home or business opportunity.