This historic 4-bedroom farmhouse, known as Tyddyn 10-erw, is situated on a 10-acre smallholding in Wales. The property dates back to approximately 1542 and retains many original features, including exposed beams, an inglenook fireplace, and stone floors. The farmhouse has a unique layout with high ceilings on the ground floor and vaulted ceilings on the first floor. The property also includes a range of traditional farm buildings and barns, which could be suitable for agricultural practices or alternative uses subject to relevant consents. The grounds consist of one quality paddock, parkland, woodland, and wetlands surrounding the main yard. The property is being sold privately and is located approximately 1 mile from Trawsfynydd, with private well water supply, oil-fired stove, and private drainage.