Prengwyn, Llandysul, SA44

Highly desirable & well equipped 10.5 acre holding with a charming up to 5 bedroomed grade II listed farmhouse dating back to the 1830's providing comfortable & homely accommodation along with a good range of outbuildings including traditional stone ranges on the homestead currently providing a superb range of stabling, complete with man?ge riding arena & access to miles of incredible riding/walking/cycling on its doorstep. No near neighbour holding on a no through road, surrounded by its own land in largely level, compact & stock proof fenced enclosures. **Further land available if desired by separate negotiation.**

**AVAILABLE CHAIN FREE**

Location

Enviously situated in a no near neighbour location being one of 3 farms on a no through road. The property is tucked away on a country lane with miles of scenic walks & outriding on its doorstep, the Coed y Foel nature reserve is a short distance away providing walks through lovely broadleaf woodland with a stream and beautiful views. Only approx 1 mile from the local village of Prengwyn which is home to the 'Gwarcefel Arms', being a popular public house in the locality. The property also sits some 2.5 miles North of the the popular town of Llandysul which offers a range of amenities such as shopping facilities, cafes, leisure centre, park, playing fields & more. Only approx 12 miles from the very popular seaside fishing town of New Quay, famous for its sandy beaches & vibrant atmosphere.

Description

The offering of Coed y Foel on the market provides prospective purchasers with the opportunity to secure a highly attractive & diversely appealing smallholding featuring a particularly charming & imposing up to 5 bedroomed grade II listed farmhouse dating back to the 1830's with the benefit of many original character features such as quarry tiled flooring, exposed beams & inglenook, bursting with character. Externally the property comes complete with a man?ge & a good range of outbuildings including traditional stone ranges/coachhouse, a superb range of stabling & a modern general purpose outbuilding. The property affords more particularly the following -

Front Entrance Door to -

Reception Hallway

with original quarry tiled flooring, under stairs storage, exposed ceiling beams, stairs to first floor & doors to -

Dining Room

A lovely inviting room with feature inglenook housing an oil fired Rayburn which heats the domestic hot water for the property, quarry tiled flooring, exposed stone walls, exposed ceiling beams, storage cupboards & door to -

Kitchen

Being a lean-to extension to the rear of the property with tiled flooring, a range of base units, single drainer sink h/c, part tiled walling, plumbing for automatic washing machine, space for fridge / freezer, recessed shelving & exposed ceiling beams.

Parlour / Living Room

A cosy room to the front of the house with feature woodburning stove, two wall heaters, exposed stone walling & exposed ceiling beams all adding to the character of the space, recessed shelving & entranceway to -

Rear Bedroom 1

with exposed stone wall & exposed ceiling beams, door to -

En-suite Shower Room

A part tiled suite with tiled flooring, WC, accessible sit down shower / bath, pedestal wash hand basin & shelving

FIRST FLOOR

Landing

Bedroom 3

with exposed stone wall & exposed ceiling beams

Bedroom 2

with stone fireplace & exposed ceiling beams

Bedroom 4 / Study

with stripped timber flooring & exposed ceiling beam

Bedroom 1

with exposed ceiling beams, exposed stone chimney breast & storage cupboard

Hallway

with airing cupboard having copper cylinder

Bathroom

with bath, pedestal wash hand basin, WC, towel rail & side window

Externally

Surrounded by its own land, the property has a gated entrance leading to a spacious farm yard with a good range of attractive & multi functional buildings, currently mainly utilised as stable blocks but suitable for a range of other uses if required. There is a charming stone walled forecourt to the farmhouse with various vibrant shrubbery & trees in various areas surrounding the homestead along with side lawned garden being a particularly attractive area.

Yard

Rear of Farmhouse

Lawned Side Garden

A tranquil space with a seating area, ideal for entertaining guests or relaxing in nature.

Traditional Stone Coachouse

Being grade II listed & particularly attractive, currently utilised as 3 stable blocks of 15'6 x 14'6 , a further block of 14'4 x 10'8 & a third measuring 14'6 x 12', all with electric connectivity.

Traditional Stone Stabling

Also being grade II listed with electric connectivity, split into 4 stable blocks of;15'5 x 9'15'5 x 11'15'5 x 12'15'5 x 11'7

Further Stone Stable Building

being grade II listed with electric connectivity & split into 2 stable blocks of 11'5 x 12 & 9'7 x 12'.

General Purpose Stone Outhouse

with electric connectivity, woodstore lean-to

Man?ge

with turn out paddock to the rear

Dutch Barn with Lean to's

Being a further general purpose outbuilding, suitable for storing machinery & currently used as a hay-store, also including a further 2 stable blocks

Modern General Purpose Outbuilding

currently utilised as stabling but suiting a range of uses

The Land

Extending to 10.5 acres of stock proof fenced grazing / cropping land surrounding the property in mainly compact, convenient enclosures with some sloping grazing leading down to a stream providing a natural water supply. Option of further land if desired.

Optional Land

There is an option of purchasing up to 107 acres of additional land, located in one convenient block on the opposite side of the no through road, price by separate negotiation.

Services

We understand that the property is connected to mains water & electricity, private drainage. Part economy 7 heating, domestic hot water heated by oil fired rayburn. We understand that ultrafast broadband is available subject to any connection charges.

Council Tax Band 'E'

We understand that the property is in council tax band 'E' with the amount payable per annum being ?2797.62.

Directions

What3Words: stops.waggled.wobblingFrom the Prengwyn crossroads take the B4476 Prengwyn road south towards Llandysul, continue for approximately 1/2 a mile, take the first left hand turn down a no through road for a few hundred yards & the entrance to the homestead can be found on your left hand side.