Iscoed House is a stunning period property located in Llandybie, Carmarthenshire. This double bay fronted, stone-clad home with brick quoins exudes charm and character, offering spacious accommodation over three floors. The property is set back from the road, providing a good degree of privacy and enjoys breathtaking views of the Marlais River Valley and the 'Black Mountains'. It is within walking distance to the centre of Llandybie and is conveniently situated for access to the M4 Motorway at Pont Abraham, as well as being within close proximity to Ammanford and Llandeilo. The ground floor of Iscoed House features a welcoming recessed entrance porch, a generous reception hall with a patterned quarry tiled floor, and a spacious sitting room with views over the countryside and Llandybie. There is also a side hall that leads to a home office/study/library, and a side entrance hall with a stairlift and a cloakroom. The dining hall is adorned with silk wallpaper and features a solid light oak strip flooring, while the living room boasts a feature marble fireplace. The property also includes a cedar conservatory and a fitted kitchen/breakfast room with a spiral staircase. The first floor comprises five bedrooms, two of which are doubles, and a family bathroom. The second floor offers additional space with three rooms and two walk-in store rooms, all enjoying views of the river valley and beyond. Iscoed House was designed and built as a Victorian Gentleman’s residence and has been part of the same family for generations. It comes to the market as a freehold property, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of history. The property benefits from gas central heating, double glazing (where specified), and a range of period features that enhance its character and appeal. The history of Iscoed House dates back to 1894, and it has been meticulously maintained, ensuring that it retains its original charm while providing modern comforts. This property is a true gem for those who appreciate period homes and offers a blend of history, character, and modern convenience.