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Our Summary
- Outbuildings include: A substantial workshop (approximately 459 sq ft gross internal area) — ideal for hobbies, restoration, or professional use An old cow shed (approximately 459 sq ft gross internal area) of similar proportions with scope for further use (STP) A log store of approximately 389 sq ft
- Studio & Ancillary Buildings The studio accessed from the orangery is a real highlight, with scope for creative pursuits, home working, or potential conversion to ancillary accommodation (STP)
- Outbuildings and storage rooms offer additional potential, especially for those considering work-from-home lifestyles, artisan businesses, or hobbies requiring dedicated space
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Description
Brynmeheryn is a substantial character residence with far-reaching views over the Cambrian Mountains, set on 111 acres of land. The main house was built in 1650 and retains its original slate and stone form, with elegant front elevations added in 1790 by Reverend Richard Hughes. The house has undergone various transformations over the centuries, serving as a pastoral estate, artistic retreat, and gathering place for generations.
The property features a scenic driveway, ample parking, and a character-filled interior with traditional features, including slate floors, thick stone walls, and ornate ceiling detailing. The ground floor includes a sitting room with a wood burner, a dining room with a wood burner and bay window, and a ground floor bathroom with a panel-enclosed bath and traditional cast-iron radiator. The heart of the home is the traditional country kitchen with an original fireplace and built-in bread oven.