Wesyn is a 14-acre smallholding that offers a unique blend of charm and functionality. The property features a well-presented detached farmhouse, situated in a courtyard setting, surrounded by its own land and traditional stone outbuildings. The outbuildings have potential for alternative uses, subject to planning. The property's standout feature is its exceptional location, with all-day sunshine and panoramic views of the Cerdin Valley. The surrounding land includes four fields, with the front field leading down to the Afon Cefel and the rear field offering a stunning view. The property has private access via a driveway and is situated near the hamlet of Tregroes, with easy access to the town of Llandysul and the Ceredigion coastline. The farmhouse itself is in good condition, with four bedrooms and ready to move in. The property's history and charm are evident, with a local visitor in 1860 describing it as an "enchanting spot" with "an air of mysticism surrounding this dwelling".