This expansive property features a unique blend of historical charm and modern functionality. The flagstoned hallway boasts timber beam accents, leading into a grand drawing room with an open fireplace and ample natural light from both front and rear windows. The spacious living/dining area highlights an impressive fireplace, thought to be the widest in Wales, equipped with a bread oven and wood-burning fire, making it a focal point for gatherings.
The farmhouse kitchen offers Shaker-style cabinetry paired with quartz worktops and modern appliances, while a secondary staircase provides convenient access to the first floor dressing room. A versatile study and utility/boiler room add to the practicality of this residence, complemented by a substantial wash house that could be transformed into additional living space.
On the upper levels, the principal bedroom—referred to as 'The Great Chamber'—features oak flooring and original details such as a carved stone fire surround. Further accommodation includes multiple bedrooms equipped with fitted wardrobes, plus interconnecting rooms that could serve various purposes—from guest spaces to playrooms.
The Granary Apartment adds value with its separate entrance and well-appointed living areas, presenting an opportunity for rental or extended family use.
Moreover, the detached barn conversion named 'Treffynnon' benefits from independent residential planning consent and consists of generous living quarters suitable for further development.
Set on extensive grounds with picturesque views over a pond, this property also encompasses several outbuildings that offer significant renovation potential for those looking to create bespoke spaces or additional accommodation. With careful planning and design consideration, this is a prime investment opportunity not only for creating a luxurious family home but also for expanding into additional residential units or holiday lets in this appealing locale.
