Dancapel Farmhouse presents a unique opportunity to acquire a Grade II listed smallholding set in the serene landscapes of West Wales. Dating back to the early 19th century, this historic property has deep ties to the local heritage, including connections to Whitland Abbey and the Cistercian monks. Its rich history adds layers of character waiting to be uncovered through thoughtful renovation.
Nestled amidst approximately three and a half acres of picturesque countryside, the property boasts expansive views of the rolling hills and fields of Carmarthenshire. While it retains much of its original charm, Dancapel Farmhouse is in need of modernisation, offering an exciting canvas for buyers with a vision for its future. The current condition suggests immense potential for transformation into a stunning country retreat or investment project. The adjusted price reflects not only the existing state but also invites creative minds to restore it as a vibrant family home or a profitable smallholding venture.
Accompanying the farmhouse are extensive traditional outbuildings that provide further possibilities. These structures could be repurposed for various uses such as equestrian activities, agricultural endeavors, or potential conversion projects—subject to the necessary planning permissions.
The location strikes an appealing balance between tranquility and convenience, being just a short drive from Llandysul and Carmarthen. Additionally, the breathtaking Ceredigion and Cardigan Bay coastline—known for its scenic beaches and striking harbours—is easily accessible, enriching the lifestyle options available nearby.
For those who appreciate historical significance combined with renovation potential in one of West Wales' most charming areas, Dancapel Farmhouse offers an inviting prospect worth exploring further.
