Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to Pont Hywel Mill, Clynderwen, a cozy and compact type home with 3 bed in the SA66 7XJ 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
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £495,000 and a rental potential of £3,218 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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"Coasty are proud to offer for sale a slice of Pembrokeshire history in Pont Hywel Mill and House at LLangolman. The property is set beside the Eastern Cleddau with the old mill in the foreground. Until recently this was used for a successful craft business. In the background the Mill House, which is a stunning large 3 bedroomed character filled house, with amazing views, and its own separate entrance and driveway.
There is plenty of parking and the grounds are well tended with flower borders and ornamental trees and shrubs, a productive vegetable garden, soft fruit gardens and a small orchard stocked with apple and nut trees. There's a patio with a built in barbeque and a mill leat which meanders through the grounds to a stunning waterfall and then into the river. A small range of mainly stone outbuildings includes a former cow house with electricity and water together with the old pig sty and large storage areas for logs and/or hay. There is also the remains of an old stone stable, which could easily be reinstated.
The landscaped grounds of approximately 3.75 acres includes a paddock, meadow with natural spring water, and a small woodland walk. There are fishing rights on the Eastern Cleddau River.
Front Entrance Porch 1.93m x 1.14m
(6'4' x 3'9' ) A glazed and enclosed entrance porch. Lounge/diner 10.26m x 4.75m
(33'8' x 15'7' ) The original inglenook fireplace with oak beam above and multi-fuel burner on a slate hearth and log storage to the side has been lovingly restored and sits at the heart of the living/dining room. There are two double glazed sash windows to the front of the property and one to the side, all with slate windowsills. Two Dimplex radiators, character beams and a feature central wooden staircase leading to the first floor, complete the room. Glazed door to: Kitchen/Breakfast room 5.18m x 4.42m
(17' x 14'6') 'L'shaped light and airy room with 3 double glazed sash windows to the side, front and rear, all with tiled window sills and all giving lovely views over the gardens and/or leat. The kitchen has a range of matching wall and base units with solid oak doors, a two bowl sink with single drainer and mixer tap. Quarry tiled flooring, character beams and tiled splash backs. Dimplex radiator. Integral dishwasher, LPG gas cooker, plumbing for washing machine. Glazed door to patio and rear garden. Glazed door to side porch. Side porch and hall Full glazed door to side and into breakfast room. Space for coats, boots and storage. Quarry tiled floor, character beams, door to cloakroom. Cloakroom 1.85m x 1.04m
(6'1' x 3'5' ) Pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splashback, low level wc, quarry tiled floor, double glazed sash window to side with slate window sill. First floor landing 'L' shaped area large enough for small office or study, built-in triple airing cupboards housing hot water cylinder and immersion heater. Master Bedroom 4.72m x 4.67m
(15'6' x 15'4' ) Light and airy double bedroom with double glazed window to the front with slate windowsill overlooking garden. Velux window to the rear. Triple built in wardrobe, Dimplex radiator. Bedroom 2 4.72m x 2.79m
(15'6' x 9'2' ) Double bedroom with double glazed sash window to the front with slate windowsill, overlooking the garden. Double built in wardrobe. Velux window to the rear, Dimplex radiator. Bedroom 3 4.45m x 3.18m
(14'7' x 10'5' ) Another large double bedroom , with 2 Velux windows, one at either side, both with tilt and push windows below to allow views of the gardens. Slate windowsills. Built in double wardrobe and Dimplex radiator. Family bathroom 2.82m x 1.85m
(9'3' x 6'1' ) Panelled bath with shower above, shower screen, pedestal wash hand basin, low level wc, cork tiled flooring, , part tiled walls, heated towel rail, mirror with light and shaver point. Velux roof window. Large shower room 2.90m x 1.88m
(9'6' x 6'2' ) Large tiled separate corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and low level wc. Vinyl flooring, part tiled walls, fitted vanity cupboard with mirror, light and shaver point, heated towel rail, Velux roof window. The Old Corn Mill 12.80m x 4.19m
(42' x 13'9' ) The Old Corn Mill has been sympathetically restored to house what was up until recently a successful slate workshop, having mains electricity, with off peak heating, water and telephone connections. On the first floor there is a mezzanine gallery, which is light and airy thanks to a large feature full height window at the gable end, wooden staircase to the ground floor, with workbenches, and also the former showroom with windows to the front and side, a glazed door to the front and one to the side. The building is of solid stone with exposed beams and some internal walls rendered. Exterior There is a small car park outside the wide gated entrance to the front of the Mill. Inside the gate, there is a further gravelled parking area and a driveway, which leads up past the waterfall, to the house, gardens and further parking areas. The driveway then leads to the front of the house, past the range of stone outbuildings and out onto the road again through another gated entrance.
There are private fishing rights on the Eastern Cleddau River, the bank of which is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. Location plan Directions From Narberth travel North on the A478 Cardigan Road. At Efailwen take the left hand turning to Llangolman. Continue on this road for approximately 1.5 miles and proceed over the stone river bridge. This property can be found immediately on the right hand side as indicated by our For Sale board. "
