Henrhyd Cottage, Neath, SA10

Henrhyd Cottage is a spacious characterful property, situated just inside The Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), on the outskirts of the rural village of Coelbren, Powys. The property sits above the Nant Llech river, just near the majestic Henrhyd Waterfall. This stunning cottage is stone built and full of features. The property offers ample parking, a large agricultural barn, 3 stables and a workshop. In addition, approx. 1.9 acres of land, the bulk of which is located in a separate field, just across the river from the cottage and has its own separate access. The ground floor of the cottage includes a utility area, kitchen with through dinning area, lounge with feature fireplace. The end reception room is currently used as an inviting guest wing with en-suite and a balcony overlooking the river and land. Upstairs there are 3 large bedrooms, a dressing room/office area, a walk in wardrobe, an en-suite and a family bathroom.Outside, a gated entrance leads to a large parking area, front gardens, terrace and balcony. There is a large agricultural barn, with mezzanine level, that could suit a variety of uses, business or hobby. It incorporates a boiler room, workshop, a duck/poultry house and 3 good sized stables. Beyond the barn is a useful hard standing area and small paddock, currently used as winter turnout for ponies. The bulk of the land is situated across the river from the property. This land is currently used for grazing sheep, but could be used for other purposes, such as Glamping (subject to planning permission). The property benefits from two forms of heating, an oil boiler and a solid wood fuelled biomass boiler. There are privately owned solar panels on the roof of the barn that provide a healthy feed in tariff. There is still over 10 years remaining on the tariff that will be transferred on completion (Further details available on request). Coelbren is a small rural village with a well stocked shop and a community hall that offers occasional social events. There are a couple of good pubs and eateries, 2/3 miles away. The location provides short travelling distance to local amenities. It is less than 5 miles to Ystradglynlais town. It is convenient for the A4067 Swansea to Brecon trunk road and the A465 Heads of the Valley Road. Commuting distance to Swansea is approx. 40 mins and approx. 60 mins to Cardiff. Nearby attractions include the Wales Ape & Monkey sanctuary, Craig Y Nos Castle & country park and Dan Yr Ogof show caves. Pen y fan peak is a 30 mins drive.This property‘s picturesque location is ideal for anyone seeking a rural, peaceful and idyllic lifestyle, yet still within easy reach of Cities, towns and local amenities. The area is popular with walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Beautiful landscape and nature from your doorstep. For all enquiries, viewing requests or to create your own listing please visit the Griffin Property Co. website.