Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Llwynfron, Llangadog, a cozy and compact type home with 5 bed in the SA19 9TW area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £825,000 and a rental potential of £5,363 per month,
,
it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Feb 28, 2013. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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"For Sale by Public Auction (subject to conditions & unless previously sold) at the Castle Hotel, Llandovery on Friday 26th April 2013 at 2.30pm. Llwynfron is a 165 acre livestock farm situated in a secluded sheltered location in the renowned farming area of Llanddeusant which lies towards the western periphery of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The homestead comprises a Grade II Listed gentry house which dates from the 16th Century and is featured in Historic Carmarthenshire Homes and Their Families by Major Francis Jones, late Wales Herald Extraordinary. Opposite the farmhouse is an extensive range of traditional outbuildings and at the north western periphery of the farm is a detached disused former woollen factory. The village of Llangadog is about 5 miles away offering a primary school and local shopping facilities. The market town of Llandovery is about 10 miles away with a larger range of town facilities including livestock market, banks, junior and senior schooling and a cottage hospital and doctors' surgery. Kitchen (16' 05" x 12' 04" or 5.00m x 3.76m) With flag stone floor, pine boarded ceiling, inglenook open fireplace with bread oven, stainless steel sink with single drainer, small range of kitchen units. Scullery (16' 0" x 10' 10" or 4.88m x 3.30m) With tiled floor. Range of floor level cupboards. 2 Shuttered gauzed windows. Tiled walls. Living Room
(17' 08" x 18' 07" or 5.38m x 5.66m) With quarry tiled floor. Open fireplace with wood burner. Beamed ceiling. Door to front. Door to staircase. Glass fronted wall cupboard. Bathroom
(15' 04" Max x 7' 01" Max or 4.67m Max x 2.16m Max) With low level wc, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath, Firebird oil fired central heating boiler. Radiator. Parlour (14' 0" x 13' 07" or 4.27m x 4.14m) With open fireplace. Radiator. Pine boarded ceiling. Door to back staircase. On First Floor Landing off which are Bedroom
(16' 07" x 12' 04" or 5.05m x 3.76m) With Victorian fireplace. Built in wardrobe. Bedroom
(11' 0" x 10' 06" or 3.35m x 3.20m) With access hatch to roof space. Inner Landing With door to attic. Bedroom 17'4 x 11'5 max with built in wardrobe and Dressing Room off measuring 10'10 x 5'10 Bedroom 15'8 max (4.78m) (with restricted headroom) x 7'7 (2.31m) with built-in airing cupboard having hot water tank. Radiator. Bedroom
(13' 05" x 13' 02" or 4.09m x 4.01m) Further staircase to Attic. Externally On the opposite side of the minor county road is a range of outbuildings set around a courtyard and comprising; Stone and slate 2 storey range measuring 61'9 x 17'9 comprising stabling and open fronted cowshed with storage rooms above. Milking parlour of stone/brick and slate construction measuring 80' x 22' with 18 tie wooden cow stalls and calves cot. 5 Bay open sided French barn with lean-to. Stone and profile sheet haybarn measuring 57' x 23' with rear lean-to measuring 57' x 11' and further side dilapidated stone barn. Detached garage of stone and slate construction, corrugated iron chicken shed. Below the house is a derelict pig sty and former outside wc and sheep dip. Also 5 bay open fronted Dutch barn with one bay enclosed. Former walled garden. Former Woollen Factory Situated on the north western periphery of the farm comprises a detached building which is in need of total renovation. Evidence of the former mill pond is still apparent. The Land Extending in all to about 165 acres split into two blocks by the minor county road being mainly in pasture but including areas of wood and wetlands. The River Sawdde passes through the northern part of the farm and forms part of the eastern boundary. Fishing rights are in hand. Grazing Rights The land benefits from grazing rights for 300 ewes and followers exercisable over common land units CL15, CL16 and CL18. Llanddeusant is a renowned area for the production of high quality livestock, beef cattle and breeding sheep being known to thrive on the red sandstone land which is prevailant in the area. Services Mains electricity, private water and private drainage. Part oil fired central heating. Local Authorities Carmarthenshire County Council, District Offices, 3 Spilman Street, Carmarthen, SA31 1LE. Tel: (01267) 234567. Planning Brecon Beacons National Park Authority, Plasyffynnon, Cambrian Way, Brecon, Powys, LD3 7HP. Tel: 01874 624437. Viewing Strictly by appointment please through the selling agents Messrs Clee Tompkinson & Francis through whom all negotiations should be conducted. Please contact our Llandovery Office (01550) 720440. After Hours Barrie Stone 01550 760252, Mick Gough 01550 720204 or Charity Saunders 01550 721764. Vendors Solicitor Mrs Nia Morgan, Hugh Williams Son & Co., 81 Rhosmaen Street, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire, SA19 6HD. Tel No: 01558 823417. Conditions of Sale Please note that the contract will NOT be read out at the auction and prospective purchasers should make their own enquiries regarding the legalities of the situation in advance of the auction date. Money Laundering Regulations MONEY LAUNDERING REGULATIONS 2003 Under the above regulations, with effect from 1st March 2004, all successful bidders must provide proof of their identity and address to the solicitors immediately after the fall of the hammer. The regulations make it clear that without this the sale cannot proceed. The proof of identity to be provided is one of the following: current signed passport, current full UK/EU photo card driving licence*, current full UK driving licence*, resident permit issued by the Home Office to EU Nationals, Inland Revenue tax notification, firearms certificate. The evidence of address as follows: current full UK driving licence*, a utility bill issued within the last 3 months (but not mobile phone bills), Local Authority tax bill (valid for current year), bank, building society or credit union statement containing a current address, the most recent original mortgage statement from a UK lender. * These items may be used to evidence identity or address, but NOT both. All prospective purchasers should, prior to the auction, contact the selling agents to seek clarification of these regulations if they have any doubts whatsoever. Directions From Llandovery proceed west for about 5 miles on the A40. On reaching a roundabout turn left for Llangadog on the A4069. Continue to the centre of Llangadog village and bear right signposted for Brynamman. After about 3 miles turn left over a bridge (opposite the former Three Horseshoes Public House). Continue along this road for about 2 miles and on entering the village of Twynllannan turn sharp right and then almost immediately left. Continue for few hundred yards then take the first right, continue down this road again for a few hundred yards and turn right over a small river bridge and then turn immediately left and Llwynfron will be found after about 200 yards at OS Map Reference SN758,236."
