Welcome to Tyr Y Chain, Llanybydder, a cozy and compact land type home with 3 bed in the SA40 9TE 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 £385,000 and a rental potential of £2,503 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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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to Feb 1, 2014. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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Peace, quiet, total privacy, with nature & wildlife in abundance.
An Idyllic & delightful 5 Acre property with more land available by
separate negotiation.
Detached 3 bedroomed former farmhouse set in lovely grounds
consisting of lawns, wild gardens & 4 well maintained paddocks. The
property benefits from oil fired central heating & whilst
originally refurbished some 20 years ago it retains original Welsh
slate floors, latch doors & 3 original fireplaces. A holiday/second
home for the current owners for the past 12 years. ill health has
led to the sale of the property which the current owners had
planned to be their retirement home, with plans to further
modernise & extend the property (subject to planning approval)
Two detached stone barn ranges being ripe for conversion (subject
to the necessary Planning Consents)
Further useful workshop/stable building
Delightfully situated nestling in open countryside with no near
Neighbours, approximately 1 mile distant of the rural Community of
Gorsgoch, with Public House and Places of Worship, some 4 miles
distant of the Teifi Valley Market Town of Llanybydder, and
equidistant to the University and Market Town of Lampeter, and
within a 15 minute drive of the Ceredigion Heritage Coastline,
renowned for its sandy beaches and secluded coves
GENERAL
A pretty stone and slate farmhouse which was previously refurbished
yet retains charm and character with most original features
remaining, such as beamed ceilings, tiled floors.
The property has the benefit of oil fired central heating and is
currently configured as follows with scope to reconfigure as
required :
GROUND FLOOR
Dining Room/Kitchen
21' 3" x 8' 3" (6.48m x 2.51m). Via entrance door, with quarry
tiled floor, raised hearth, former Rayburn Range flue in-situ for
the reinstatement of a Rayburn, if required (not tested).
Rear Kitchen/Utility
12' 3" x 6' 5" (3.73m x 1.96m). With quarry tiled floor, base and
wall units incorporating single drainer sink unit, plumbing for
automatic washing machine, beamed ceiling, radiator.
Rear Lobby
With storage cupboard off, rear entrance door leading to rear
porch, coat hanging facilities.
Ground Floor Bathroom
Having 3 piece suite comprising of pine panelled bath with shower
attachment, wash hand basin, low level flush w.c, radiator, storage
cupboard. Original window shutters.
Rear Porch
With rear entrance door, coat hanging facilities. Leading to
Rear Water Storage Room
With water storage tank and associated filters, etc.
Front Living Room
16' 6" x 14' 2" max (5.03m x 4.32m). An attractive room with
exposed stone chimney breast and stone fireplace with Jotul wood
burning stove inset, beamed ceiling, two radiators, part tongue and
groove wall, glazed storage cupboard, front facing window, door to
stairs.
Reception Room 2/Dining Room
14' 2" x 7' 5" (4.32m x 2.26m). With Victorian fireplace, beamed
ceiling, radiator, front facing window.
FIRST FLOOR
GALLERIED LANDING with radiator, access to LOFT, rear facing
window.
Bathroom
With small bath having shower unit over, pedestal wash hand basin,
low level flush w.c., radiator, rear facing window.
Bedroom 1
10' x 10' 5" (3.05m x 3.18m). With radiator, access to airing
cupboard with insulated copper cylinder. Rear facing window.
Bedroom 2
14' x 10' 5" max (4.27m x 3.18m). With radiator, Victorian
fireplace. Rear facing window.
Bedroom 3
14' 2" x 9' 10" (4.32m x 3.00m). With radiator, Victorian
fireplace. Rear facing window.
EXTERNALLY
A feature of this property is its unique position approached via a
long track partly through open fields and surrounded by open
farmland.
The Outbuildings
The property has a traditional courtyard flanked by TWO STONE
RANGES with
RANGE 1: With tiled roof. Of stone and slate construction. An ideal
development opportunity (subject to obtaining the necessary
Consents) in good repair, divided into 3 with 3 storage areas, with
original cattle stalls still in situ in the main area.
75' x 20' (overall), divided into part office/studio, and further
FORMER COW SHED, currently being storage/workshop.
RANGE 2: With tin roof. Of stone and corrugated iron construction.
Consists of current owners workshop, under cover storage for one
vehicle and storage room, currently housing freezers. Steps lead to
second floor.
40' x 20' (overall), with UTILITY ROOM/PROVISION STORE, GARAGE and
FURTHER WORKSHOP, with LOFT OVER.
FURTHER WORKSHOP/STABLE BUILDING: Of breeze block construction with
SIDE LEAN-TO, being ideal as stables/storage. Divided in 3 with
large double doors leading to area currently used for tractor
storage.
2 Stable/storage rooms with immediate access into paddock.
Range 1
Gardens & Grounds
Mature gardens and grounds with feature Pond attractively
surrounded by mature trees for privacy and seclusion and four
paddocks, we are informed, approximately 5 ACRES in total.
PLEASE NOTE: The property is crossed by a Public Footpath.
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