Property description
Set in an idyllic secluded location amidst dramatic countryside a delightful smallholding of 7 acres or thereabouts with recently refurbished and extended traditional farmhouse which retains a wealth of original features together with stone stable and garage set in courtyard location. The accommodation provides: Entrance Porch, Fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room with Stanley range, Sitting Room with Inglenook fireplace, Dining Room, Conservatory, Study/Ground floor Bedroom, Utility, Shower Room, Master Bedroom with en suite, 2 further Bedrooms and Bathroom. Oil fired central heating. Double Glazing. Barn. Delightful naturalised grounds with established herbaceous borders, lawned areas throughout which there are many specimen and native trees. Ornamental ponds. Pasture paddock and amenity woodland
entrance porch 1.98m(6'6'') x 1.36m(4'6'')
Oak stable style door. Ceiling downlighters. Tiled floor.
Kitchen/breakfast room 4.16m(13'8'') x 3.54m(11'7'')
Stanley oil fired range which serves the domestic hot water and central heating. Fitted range base and wall cupboards. 11/2 bowl ceramic sink unit with mixer tap. Ample worksurface with tiled surround. 4 ring ceramic hob. Ample worksurface with tiled surround. Ceramic tiled floor. Open arch to Sitting Room
sitting room 4.60m(15'1'') x 4.57m(15'0'') max
Inglenook fireplace with impressive bresummer beam above incorporating cast iron room heater on stone hearth. Staircase to first floor. Window seat. Radiator.
Ceramic tiled floor.
Study 3.46m(11'4'') x 2.27m(7'5'')
Ceiling beam. Radiator.
Utility room 2.26m(7'5'') x 1.94m(6'4'')
Plumbed for automatic washing machine. Quarry tiled floor. Ceiling beam.
Shower room 2.23m(7'4'') x 1.74m(5'9'')
Shower in tiled and glazed cubicle. Hand basin in vanity. Low level W.C. Part tiled walls. Ceiling beams. Radiator.
Conservatory 5.10m(16'9'') x 3.68m(12'1'')
Low stone surround. Vaulted ceiling. Teracotta tiled floor.
Dining room 4.46m(14'8'') x 3.83m(12'7'')
French doors with glazed side panels. Ceiling beams. 2 Radiators.
Landing 4.32m(14'2'') x 1.84m(6'0'') max
Attractive ballustrade. Radiator.
Master bedroom 7.26m(23'10'') x 3.80m(12'6'')
Wall recess with stone surround. Ceiling beams. 2 Radiators.
En suite 2.98m(9'9'') x 2.12m(6'11'')
P shaped panelled bath with shower mixer tap, hand basin in vanity with mixer tap. Low level W.C. Part tiled walls. Wood effect floor. Chrome towel radiator.
Bedroom 2 4.37m(14'4'') x 2.61m(8'7'')
Built in cupboard. Ceiling beam. Radiator.
Bedroom 3 3.65m(12'0'') x 3.36m(11'0'')
Built in oak front wardrobes. Radiator.
Family bathroom 3.76m(12'4'') x 3.06m(10'0'')
Jacuzzi panelled bath with shower mixer tap, pedestal hand basin and low level W.C. Triton T80si shower in tiled surround. Wood effect flooring. Ceiling beam. Large picture window with lovely outlook to rear. White enamel towel rail.
The property is approached through a gated entrance from a small country lane.
Part traditional barn 2
Built of stone and block under a corrugated roof and divided internally with concrete block partitions to provide two loose boxes 5.9m x 3.3m max. Each.
Bryn Bran stands attractive grounds. To the side of the entrance drive is a naturalised lawned area throughout which there are many lovely tree and fronted by a herbaceous border and water feature.
On the lower side of the house and buildings are two wildlife ponds surrounded by mown areas again with a variety of trees.
A timber bridge leads from the rear garden over a small stream into an attractive woodland area on the farn boundary.
The land surrounds the homestead and is arranged in conveniently sized pasture enclosures which are well fenced and gated being on a gentle slope with a generally westerly aspect, the lower fields having frontage to a small river. There are many fine mature trees along the boundary making an attractive features together with the providion of shelter.
We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity. Private water and drainage. Oil fired central heating. Telephone and Broadband available.
We understand that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be given on completion
We are advised that the property is in Band ' ' and that the liability for the year 2010/2011 is £
There are wonderful opportunities for walking, riding and cycling from the property. Hunting is with the Towy and Cothi and the Rivers of the same name are noted for their fishing, membership of associations is by application. There are Golf courses at Llandybie, Garnant and Carmarthen. The area is noted for its ancient castles and Gardens, with Aberglasney and the Botanic Garden of Wales within half an hours drive. The extensive Cardigan, Carmarthen and Pembrokeshire coastline are within an hours drive.
Bryn Bran is located within a mile of the village of Ffarmers which has a post office, village shop, places of Worship and Public house. It is approximately 2 1/2 miles from the A. 482 which leads to the A.40 at Llanwrda and westwards to the historic University town of Lampeter. The Country Market town of Llandeilo is approximately 16 miles which provides a good range of amenities together with rail link on the 'Heart of Wales' line. The county administrative town of Carmarthen is approximately 30 miles and the M.4 motorway can be joined at Pont Abraham providing access to the University city of Swansea and of course is the main route to the rest of the country.
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Jonathan Morgan
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