£575,000
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A spacious detached three-bedroom bungalow with approximately 11 acres of gently undulating pasture, a stable yard, paddocks, woodland, a wildlife pond and a stream boundary. The property is set on the fringe of Mynyddcerrig and is well suited to private equestrian use or as a general smallholding. The price guide is £575,000.
The property is approximately one mile from Drefach, where there is a garage, shop and school. Neighbouring Porthyrhyd also has a village shop and Post Office, while Cefneithin has a local school approximately three miles away. The A48 dual carriageway is easily accessible, providing links to the M4 motorway and Carmarthen.
The current owners bought the property as a bare field in 1982, had the bungalow built and moved in during 1987. The detached single-storey home has air-source heating, solar PV panels and double-glazed windows.
The main entrance is through a stable-style rear door into a boot room with built-in storage cupboards and worksurfaces. There is also a shower room with a WC, wash hand basin and cubicle with electric shower.
The bright and practical kitchen and dining room has an extensive range of built-in cupboards with worksurfaces, a double stainless-steel sink, electric cooker point, extractor hood and plumbing for a washing machine.
An inner hall has an external half-glazed front door and leads to a family bathroom fitted with a panelled bath, WC, wash hand basin and cubicle with mains shower. The double-aspect living room has windows to the rear and side, and there are three good-sized bedrooms. Room dimensions are approximate and should be checked against the floor plan.
The property is set well back from the road. A private tarmac drive passes through a pillared gated entrance and continues to a large yard and parking forecourt beyond the bungalow. A pedestrian gate is located beside the main entrance, and a public footpath runs along the drive and through the property’s land.
The front lawned garden is arranged over two levels and enclosed by mature hedges. It includes a feature well and herbaceous borders. The land comprises gently undulating pasture divided into a number of paddocks by mature hedges, together with some woodland. Water is supplied to field troughs, and the grounds include a wildlife pond and a stream boundary.
Beyond the residence is a detached double garage with an up-and-over door, together with seven kennels connected to water and drainage.
The stable yard has block cavity walls beneath a tiled roof, a concrete base, and light and power supplies. It incorporates a workshop measuring approximately 25 feet by 13 feet 5 inches, or 7.62 metres by 4.09 metres; five loose boxes, comprising two measuring approximately 14 feet by 14 feet, or 4.27 metres by 4.27 metres, and three measuring approximately 14 feet by 13 feet 6 inches, or 4.27 metres by 4.11 metres; a tack room; a feed room measuring approximately 17 feet by 13 feet 6 inches, or 5.18 metres by 4.11 metres; and a wash bay measuring approximately 13 feet 8 inches by 12 feet 6 inches, or 4.17 metres by 3.81 metres.
There is also a further block-built storage shed with an adjoining outside WC. Behind the stables, there is space to erect additional outbuildings or a riding arena, subject to any necessary permissions.
Land area: approximately 11 acres, or 4.45 hectares. Price guide: £575,000. Reference: EO8392.
For further information, contact Rural Scene on or reception@ruralscene.co.uk. Please quote reference EO8392.
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