Ddol Gwyn Felin is a substantial upland farm in Wales that has been in the same family for many years. The farm comprises a traditional stone-built farmhouse, a range of storage and livestock housing buildings, and a significant area of owned land. The land is divided into areas of lower lying pastureland and upland pasture suitable for summer grazing, and includes a turn-out on common land. The farm also includes a 40% share of the freehold ownership of the common, along with associated common grazing rights. The farmhouse, which is in need of refurbishment, has five bedrooms and offers a good amount of accommodation. The farm buildings include a range of traditional and modern structures, which could be suitable for alternative uses with necessary permissions. The land is in pasture, with some areas reverting to rough grazing, and offers opportunities for sporting and environmental purposes. The farm is an attractive and private location, with a tributary of the River Rhiew running through the property.