Sannan Mill, Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire, SA32
Sannan Mill is a truly exceptional property that exudes charm, character, and luxury. Versatile accommodation that could be used as one five bedroom home, or used as a four bedroom house and one bedroom annexe. This beautifully renovated former millhouse offers a unique and captivating living experience, blending historical features with contemporary design to create a truly stunning family home.
As you enter the property, you’ll be greeted by a spacious entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the house. The high ceilings, exposed wooden beams, and incredible imported stonework create a sense of history and character that is both warm and welcoming.
The heart of the home is the magnificent beautifully appointed barrel vaulted kitchen and Welsh Oak frame Sun room. The kitchen boasts a range of high-quality fixtures and fittings, including an Aga stove, granite work surfaces, and a central island, making it the perfect space for cooking and entertaining. The dining area offers ample space for family meals or dinner parties, while the lounge is the perfect place to relax and unwind with friends and family.
The property also features five generously sized bedrooms, each with its own unique character and charm. The master bedroom is a true oasis of calm, boasting a luxurious en-suite bathroom and a stunning balcony that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The remaining bedrooms are also beautifully presented and offer plenty of space for guests or family members.
Sannan Mill enjoys a large garden that offers plenty of space for outdoor activities, as well as less formal area of woodland with streams and waterfalls, totalling around 7 acres with a range of outbuildings that provide additional storage space.
Located in the charming village of Llanfynydd, Sannan Mill is surrounded by beautiful countryside and offers a tranquil and peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The property is also within easy reach of a range of local amenities, including shops, restaurants, and schools.
Overall, Sannan Mill is a truly exceptional property that combines luxury, character, and history in equal measure. With its beautiful surroundings, unique features, and high-quality finish, it is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers, from families to those looking for a luxurious rural retreat.
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Carreg Grwca, Glandwr, Nr Crymych, SA34
Nestled within around 68 acres of picturesque countryside, this stunning 5-bedroom detached house offers an unparallelled opportunity for those seeking an idyllic rural lifestyle. Boasting a plethora of equestrian facilities including stables, a tack room and hay loft alongside a large selection of agricultural outbuildings, this property is truly a dream for horse lovers and those with an appreciation for country living.
Spanning over 3,800 square feet of living space, every corner of this residence has been meticulously designed to offer both luxury and comfort. As you step inside, you find yourself in an impressive reception hall which connects all the principle rooms on this floor.
The heart of the home undoubtedly lies in the spacious kitchen, which features modern appliances, sleek countertops, and an island perfect for culinary creations and entertaining guests. A beamed ceiling adds character to this room creating a pleasant farm house kitchen vibe. The adjoining dining area provides the perfect space for hosting family gatherings or intimate dinners.
The property has five well-appointed bedrooms. The main suite is a true oasis, complete with a luxurious en-suite bathroom and views from three aspects overlooking the sprawling landscape beyond. The additional bedrooms are equally inviting, providing ample space and storage for family members or guests.
Beyond the walls of the main residence, the expansive grounds of around sixty eight acres offer endless opportunities for outdoor activities and enjoyment. Whether exploring the rolling hills on horseback, indulging in a peaceful walk through the fields, or simply basking in the beauty of nature, this property is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Outbuildings galore, including tractor sheds, cattle sheds, stables, tack room, hay loft, workshop, equipment storage. The majority of the land is of good quality pasture, stock fenced and gated, with water tanks or spring water. All with the benefit of no public rights of way across any part of the land.
Conveniently located within a short distance from Crymych, residents can enjoy the tranquillity of rural living while still being within easy reach of local amenities and services. A little further away Cardigan offers a full range of urban amenities. With excellent schools, vibrant community activities nearby, this property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience.
In conclusion, this exceptional property represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of countryside paradise. With its unparallelled livestock and equestrian facilities, luxurious living spaces, and breath-taking views, this residence is sure to captivate the hearts of those seeking a tranquil retreat from the bustle of city life. Don’t miss your chance to experience the beauty and serenity of country living at its finest.
EPC Rating: E
The Old School House, Llawhaden, SA67
A unique slice of Welsh History combined with Rural Tranquillity!
The Old School in Llawhaden, is as the name suggests, an old converted school. And as you might expect the house is full of character and charm, like the engraved slate windowsill and the strange curved nooks in some of the other window sills (we will tell you the story if you come to view). But it isn’t just character and history, The Old School is a substantial four bedroom home with three bathrooms and three reception rooms, as well a separate two bedroom annex, a large workshop and outbuildings that all sit in around 2 acres of gardens and woodland.
As soon as you arrive at The Old School you know its going to be special, as you sneak a glimpse through the railings you an almost hear the children that played in the courtyard years ago. But as soon as you walk through the front door you know you are in a home, the impressive masonry stove creating a cosy heart to the home in the large open plan living space, which subsequently gives access to the study, dining room and kitchen. On the first floor the bedrooms are all a great size and have wonderful views all with lots of exposed woodwork. The annex has a living area and kitchen divided by the stair case that rises to two bedrooms, while the shower rooms is just off the living space. The annex also has its own external entrance that gives access directly to the gardens. There is a large workshop and store where our clients had planning permission to run a commercial brewery, which makes this an interesting and versatile space for any budding entrepreneurs or for use as part of the main home.
The gardens have been created by our clients over many years who have created a real oasis, perfect for family life complete with vegetable garden, willow fedges and peaceful wooded area.
The location of The Old School house is just as ideal for a busy family, with its feeling of peace and seclusion while only being a few minutes from the A40 and the access which that provides to Narberth, Haverfordwest and of course to the M4 and beyond.
Draenog Farm, Graig, Burry Port, Sa16 0BJ
Draenog Farm: An Exceptional Coastal Retreat in Carmarthenshire
Nestled on approximately 14 acres of pristine countryside, Draenog Farm is a remarkable property, thoughtfully designed and constructed in 1971-72 by its current owners. With expansive single-level living space and the potential for additional accommodation, this unique home offers both comfort and versatility. An original farmhouse on the grounds, currently in need of restoration, holds planning permission (as of June 29, 2020) for a four-bedroom dwelling—perfect for extended family living or rental opportunities.
The property’s elevated position offers panoramic views across the Loughor estuary, the Gower Peninsula, and Carmarthen Bay, providing a tranquil and inspiring backdrop for daily life.
Accommodation: Ground Floor
Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious reception hall, which serves as the heart of the home. Double doors lead to the main reception areas, including a living room with a charming fireplace and patio doors that open to the garden. Adjacent to the living room, the dining room enjoys views over the front garden, creating an inviting space for gatherings.
The kitchen, fully equipped with fitted units, worktops, an oven, grill, hobs, and a microwave, is complemented by a utility room and a sunroom with patio access. The integral garage, accessible from both the interior and exterior, adds practicality and convenience.
The bedroom wing, accessible via the reception hall, features a principal bedroom with garden views, fitted wardrobes, and an en suite shower room. Three additional generously-sized bedrooms share a well-appointed bathroom. Two of these bedrooms are enhanced by vanity units.
First Floor
A pull-down ladder provides access to a useful loft area, currently used as a study and storage space. With the potential to convert this area into additional bedrooms (subject to planning and building regulations), this space offers future flexibility.
Exterior and Grounds
Draenog Farm is surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens with lawns, mature trees, shrubs, and flower borders. Several pasture paddocks are ideal for equestrian pursuits or livestock, while the woodland areas offer a serene environment for nature enthusiasts. The property also features a ground-mounted 5 kVA photovoltaic array, contributing to its sustainability.
Restoration Opportunity: The Original Farmhouse
Adjacent to the main residence, the original farmhouse presents an exciting restoration project. With detailed planning permission in place for conversion into a four-bedroom home, this offers a rare opportunity to create an additional dwelling, either for family or as a rental investment.
Location
Situated just two miles north of Burry Port, Draenog Farm enjoys an idyllic yet accessible location. The nearby coastal town offers everyday amenities, including shops, schools, a health centre, and a marina. Pembrey, with its award-winning beach and country park, is within easy reach, offering 500 acres of Green Flag woodlands and eight miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches. For more extensive services, Llanelli, Carmarthen, Swansea, and Cardiff are all easily accessible.
Viewing
Viewings are strictly by appointment. Please contact Luxury Welsh Homes to arrange a visit.
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Draenog Farm is more than just a home; it’s an opportunity to embrace a lifestyle of tranquility, comfort, and possibility, all set against the stunning backdrop of Carmarthenshire’s coast.
Situated just two miles north of Burry Port, Draenog Farm enjoys an idyllic yet accessible location. The nearby coastal town offers everyday amenities, including shops, schools, a health centre, and a marina. Pembrey, with its award-winning beach and country park, is within easy reach, offering 500 acres of Green Flag woodlands and eight miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches. For more extensive services, Llanelli, Carmarthen, Swansea, and Cardiff are all easily accessible.
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Cilpost Farm, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34
Cilpost Farm is an exceptional property set at the end of a long, private drive in the glorious Carmarthenshire countryside. This characterful complex incorporates a nine-bedroom period farmhouse, an indoor swimming pool as well as a separate five bed cottage, all set within around six acres of beautiful gardens, paddock, woodlands and grounds.Situated only a 20 minute drive from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its beautiful beaches and stunning coastal path this complex offers the opportunity, if desired, to take over a thriving holiday let with bookings throughout the year. The entire Farmhouse contents are available for purchase, if desired, to facilitate a seamless continuation of the holiday let enterprise.
The main house has two entrance halls, one from the garden and one from the main parking area. There is a spacious farmhouse kitchen with solid wood units, granite worktops, built in appliances and Rangemaster oven. There are two dining areas, separated by a beautiful stone archway. One dining room seats up to 24 people comfortably and the second up to 10. There are three interconnecting living rooms, one with an impressive inglenook fireplace and log burner, with views onto the garden and grounds. Downstairs also benefits from a utility room, two cloakrooms, a drying room and a storage room. Upstairs offers versatile sleeping accommodation on two wings with 9 bedrooms, two with ensuite shower rooms and three with ensuite bathrooms with shower over bath, and a newly fitted family bathroom. One of the bedrooms has access down stairs to the garden and pool.
The Coach House/Stables cottage, converted from farm buildings, has heaps of charm and warmth with its stone walls and wooden beams. Originally two separate units, it now functions as one, but could easily be returned to two separate dwellings. Downstairs is a newly fitted open plan kitchen/diner with built in hob, double Neff oven and granite worktops. A double doorway leads to a utility and living space. Upstairs is accessed via 2 staircases and offers 5 bedrooms and two bathrooms. This cottage could be used as an owners/manager’s accommodation, holiday cottage(s) or separate accommodation for multi-generational living.
Central heating and hot water for both houses and the swimming pool is provided by renewable energy with guaranteed Renewable Heat Incentive payments to June 2035. Both properties are double glazed throughout.
Sellers Insight
This exceptional property, which incorporates a nine-bedroom period farmhouse with indoor swimming pool as well as a separate five-bedroom house, all set within seven acres of beautiful garden and grounds, occupies an enviable location in the glorious Carmarthenshire countryside. “For us, purchasing Cilpost Farm back in 2015 was a real lifestyle change,” say the owners. “We saw it as an amazing opportunity to live in a very beautiful part of the UK, somewhere where we could enjoy a slower pace of life and the great outdoors, while also being able to run what has since become a thriving holiday-rental business.”
“When we bought the property, the smaller of the two houses was split into two dwellings so we knocked through and converted it into one, and that is where we lived for a number of years.. The holiday let (sleeps up to 22 people) has families and groups of friends coming back year after year, not only because of this stunning setting, but also because the house itself is very spacious and has such a homely feel throughout, and there are lots of rooms big enough for large parties of guests to all be together, but equally there are several lounges so people can really spread out. Another huge draw has been the swimming pool, which we keep up to a good temperature all year round. It means there’s no real seasonality; guests love to come all year round.”
“The setting and stunning gardens and grounds are definitely standout features of the property. It’s a very peaceful place, one with an almost restorative quality. While we were living here we relished the fact that on a whim we could head off on a long walk or bike ride, or take ourselves down the coastal path for a breezy stroll by the sea. It’s a glorious part of the country, perfect for a holiday rental, and there’s so much scope to expand the business. However, the new owners might simply decide to make this their home. The possibilities are endless, and that’s the real beauty of the property.”
“The farmhouse has a lovely lounge with a huge inglenook fireplace. After a long wintery walk it’s a really lovely place to settle down in, particularly when the fire is roaring away.”
“At Cilpost Farm you really do feel miles from anywhere, and being surrounded by nature is what we’ve always loved about it. However, it’s also just a mile from Whitland, which is a little town with a good selection of shops and amenities, and it’s only ten minutes from the major road network so it’s very accessible.”
“This is a fantastic place for big get-togethers, as we found with our own extended family. People come from far and wide for their summer holidays, Christmas celebrations, New Year’s Eve, half terms, as well as weekends any time of the year.
“Our circumstances have changed and so we’re not able to be as hands on with the business as we used to be, therefore we feel that the time is right to move on and let someone else enjoy owning this amazing property,” say the owners.
Coach House, Cheriton, Stackpole
Nestled within the captivating countryside landscape of Stackpole, this converted 18th-century coach house stands as a timeless gem, exuding character and charm at every turn. Boasting a successful history as a holiday let, this unique property offers an unparallelled opportunity for an astute buyer seeking a piece of history with modern conveniences.
Stepping foot into this historical abode, one is greeted by a warm and inviting ambience, with period features seamlessly blending with modern amenities. The interior exudes a sense of history and character, highlighted by an impressive inglenook fireplace that serves as the focal point of the living space, offering cosy evenings and a touch of rustic elegance.
As one explores further, they will discover a property brimming with character, from exposed beams to original architectural details that tell a story of a bygone era. The attention to detail is evident in every corner, creating a harmonious blend of old-world charm and contemporary comforts.
The home’s walled gardens provide a secluded retreat, offering ample space for outdoor pursuits or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the surroundings. With approximately 1 acre of land to call your own, opportunities for creating a personal oasis are limited only by the imagination.
Conveniently located within easy reach of Stackpole, Freshwater East, Bosherton, Stackpole Quay, and the renowned Barafundle Beach, this property offers the best of both worlds – a peaceful retreat with access to some of Pembrokeshire’s most beautiful natural attractions. The lack of upward chain further enhances the appeal of this historical home, making it an enticing prospect for those looking to make their mark on a piece of local heritage.
In summary, this converted coach house is a true testament to timeless elegance, offering a unique blend of history, character, and comfort. With its rich heritage and prime location, this property presents an exceptional opportunity for the discerning buyer seeking a place to call home.
EPC Rating: G
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Lamphey Park
Situated within what was the deer park of Lamphey Bishop’s Palace, and thought to have been built in the early 1800’s Lower Lamphey Park is an exquisite Georgian residence, on the outskirts of the Pembrokeshire National Park.
Having assumed many guises over the years including a gentleman’s residence, children’s home, a farm and a chicken house, Lower Lamphey Park has had an interesting history, more recently, however, Lower Lamphey Park has offered guesthouse, bed and breakfast accommodation in the main house, with well established, mature gardens, land and stables and ample parking, set in approximately 6 acres of it’s own land
Lower Lamphey Park consists of the main residence, with three reception rooms, six en-suite bedrooms, The ‘Old Bath House’ with one reception room, 1 bathroom and two bedrooms, offering amazing versatility to be used as a holiday rental, or an annex or incorporated into the main house.
Equestrian facilities include two stables and tack room, turnout paddocks, Stable yard with lighting, access to the nearby bridleways, workshop and two work sheds, walled gardens, approximately 6 acres of land and a beautiful setting in this beautiful part of Pembrokeshire.
Lower Lamphey Park, Georgian grandeur and historical provenance, ready for the next chapter.