This charming Welsh farmhouse, built in 1839, is nestled in a picturesque river-valley location, surrounded by 21 acres of rewilded land and no near neighbors. The property boasts a wealth of character features, including large inglenook fireplaces, Welsh slate floors, beams, and partially exposed stone walls. The three reception rooms, kitchen, and utility on the ground floor offer stunning valley views, while the three large double bedrooms, one with an en-suite, and one small single bedroom upstairs also enjoy lovely views. The property is double-glazed throughout and features oil central heating, mains electric, phone, and broadband. The rewilded land is teeming with wildlife, including otters, kingfishers, and goshawks, and offers a peaceful retreat. The outbuildings include two large stone barns, a garage, polytunnel, heated greenhouse, and sheltered vegetable patch, providing ample space for self-sufficiency. With its own borehole and treatment unit, the property has the potential for off-grid living.