Land For Sale £985,000
A fantastic opportunity to acquire a substantial country farmhouse set within approximately 25 acres of pastureland, approached via a minor council maintained road, and boasting wonderful landscaped private grounds with mature shrubs, a variety of trees, and an array of useful agricultural outbuildings including multiple stables for equestrian use.
Castellan House, sits nearby the rugged Frenni Fawr hills, with easy access to the rural village of Crymych and its essential amenities. A short drive away is the pristine North Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion coastline.
This property could be utilised in a multitude of ways and offers its next custodians a wonderful, self-sufficient and energetic lifestyle. You would have the opportunity to keep livestock or horses, grow your own fruit and vegetables and live off the land around you in a tranquil, country environment.
This imposing country farmhouse, which dates back to 16th Century, includes an attached, self contained one-bed Annexe, which was formally the milking parlour. Offering flexible and spacious accommodation, this property is ideal for a growing family, multigenerational living or even for someone who wishes to relocate with an existing business or set up a new venture.
The present owners, who have lived here for over 26 years, currently run a successful pedigree dog breeding business and previously ran a Bed & Breakfast and a Trekking and Riding Center. There are many safe bridleways offering immediate access to the open countryside for experienced horse riders to enjoy.
Entering from the main front entrance door is a Hallway with quarry tiles. The carpeted staircase to the first floor and two doors either side, one leading to the front Sitting Room featuring a partly open beamed ceiling, wide flagstone hearth and double-glazed, intricately lattice-leaded windows with views over the front and rear gardens...
The right door from the Hallway leads to the Snug Room, which has a raised tiled hearth and a door to the inner entrance hallway. This entrance hallway has a small shower room and W/C and also provides access to the Lounge and the single storey wing off of the main house.
The Lounge is a cosy and bright space, with a wide flagstone hearth, feature beam, and wide modern French doors leading out to a decked area and the garden beyond.
On the first floor are the Master Bathroom and Four Bedrooms including the Master bedroom, which features a modern en-suite bathroom, fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes and two large windows with wonderful views over the grounds and surrounding countryside. The three other bedrooms found on this floor are good-sized doubles, most fitted wardrobes and some with hand wash basins.
The second floor is accessed via an enclosed, carpeted staircase and where Bedroom Five and Six are found with another Bathroom. Both bedrooms feature large Velux roof windows.
Back on the ground floor, the single story wing leading from the Main House, contains the rustic, farmhouse -style Kitchen with its fitted wooden base and wall units, sizeable gas hob and electric oven. The sink has a practical opening window hatch that allows you to pass dishes through into the Utility Room where the dishwasher, washing machine and freezer is found.
Leading down a few steps from the kitchen is an impressive Dining or Breakfast Room which features a vaulted "A" framed ceiling and wide sliding patio doors into the modern Conservatory. These rooms are filled with natural light from the outdoors and enable you to enjoy views of the grounds throughout the year.
The self-contained Annexe can be accessed from the rear garden or from the front yard. It features a double Bedroom with en-suite shower-room, Lounge and Kitchen with fitted worktop and cupboards and a dining area.
Externally, the concreted front yard provides ample off-road parking and surrounding this is an array of useful modern agricultural buildings.
Currently adapted as dog breeding kennels, the Twelve 12' by 10' Loose Boxes, Tack room and Feed store could easily be reverted back to their original purpose for equestrian use and there is an additional multi purpose building approximately 45' long by 25' wide with connected mains power, useful as either a workshop, office or with the addition of garage doors, storage for vehicles.
Directly opposite the Farmhouse is a two storey stone-built traditional former Coach House and Stables (approx. 60' long by 20' wide). This has had planning consent for conversion into a three-bedroom house, for residential or holiday letting purposes. (Planning now lapsed).
The surrounding land totals approximately 25 acres and is laid to permanent pasture, fenced with gated access and natural spring water. One part of the land features a small wooded copse with springtime bluebells and a stream.
The formal grounds are tucked privately towards the rear of the house and face South / South-West. The grounds have been landscaped by the current owners who have added many interesting features. There is a natural spring-fed stream descending through the central part of the garden, which feeds two ornamental ponds. Dotted around the garden is a multitude of mature flowering shrubs and plants and a variety of trees in addition to the emerald green, gently sloping lawns.
Castellan House is the country residence that you have been waiting for, viewing highly recommended !
VIEWING: By appointment only via the Agents.
TENURE: We are advised Freehold
SERVICES: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.
COUNCIL TAX: Band 'E' Pembrokeshire
DRAINAGE & WATER - Please note that this property is serviced by private drainage and a spring fed, private water supply which is shared and maintenance of this is split 50/50.
AGENTS NOTE: We have not seen or been provided with any planning consents or building regulations should they be necessary.
We would respectfully ask you to call our office before you view this property internally or externally
LW/LW/08/23/OK/LW
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Castellan House, sits nearby the rugged Frenni Fawr hills, with easy access to the rural village of Crymych and its essential amenities. A short drive away is the pristine North Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion coastline.
This property could be utilised in a multitude of ways and offers its next custodians a wonderful, self-sufficient and energetic lifestyle. You would have the opportunity to keep livestock or horses, grow your own fruit and vegetables and live off the land around you in a tranquil, country environment.
This imposing country farmhouse, which dates back to 16th Century, includes an attached, self contained one-bed Annexe, which was formally the milking parlour. Offering flexible and spacious accommodation, this property is ideal for a growing family, multigenerational living or even for someone who wishes to relocate with an existing business or set up a new venture.
The present owners, who have lived here for over 26 years, currently run a successful pedigree dog breeding business and previously ran a Bed & Breakfast and a Trekking and Riding Center. There are many safe bridleways offering immediate access to the open countryside for experienced horse riders to enjoy.
Entering from the main front entrance door is a Hallway with quarry tiles. The carpeted staircase to the first floor and two doors either side, one leading to the front Sitting Room featuring a partly open beamed ceiling, wide flagstone hearth and double-glazed, intricately lattice-leaded windows with views over the front and rear gardens...
The right door from the Hallway leads to the Snug Room, which has a raised tiled hearth and a door to the inner entrance hallway. This entrance hallway has a small shower room and W/C and also provides access to the Lounge and the single storey wing off of the main house.
The Lounge is a cosy and bright space, with a wide flagstone hearth, feature beam, and wide modern French doors leading out to a decked area and the garden beyond.
On the first floor are the Master Bathroom and Four Bedrooms including the Master bedroom, which features a modern en-suite bathroom, fitted floor to ceiling wardrobes and two large windows with wonderful views over the grounds and surrounding countryside. The three other bedrooms found on this floor are good-sized doubles, most fitted wardrobes and some with hand wash basins.
The second floor is accessed via an enclosed, carpeted staircase and where Bedroom Five and Six are found with another Bathroom. Both bedrooms feature large Velux roof windows.
Back on the ground floor, the single story wing leading from the Main House, contains the rustic, farmhouse -style Kitchen with its fitted wooden base and wall units, sizeable gas hob and electric oven. The sink has a practical opening window hatch that allows you to pass dishes through into the Utility Room where the dishwasher, washing machine and freezer is found.
Leading down a few steps from the kitchen is an impressive Dining or Breakfast Room which features a vaulted "A" framed ceiling and wide sliding patio doors into the modern Conservatory. These rooms are filled with natural light from the outdoors and enable you to enjoy views of the grounds throughout the year.
The self-contained Annexe can be accessed from the rear garden or from the front yard. It features a double Bedroom with en-suite shower-room, Lounge and Kitchen with fitted worktop and cupboards and a dining area.
Externally, the concreted front yard provides ample off-road parking and surrounding this is an array of useful modern agricultural buildings.
Currently adapted as dog breeding kennels, the Twelve 12' by 10' Loose Boxes, Tack room and Feed store could easily be reverted back to their original purpose for equestrian use and there is an additional multi purpose building approximately 45' long by 25' wide with connected mains power, useful as either a workshop, office or with the addition of garage doors, storage for vehicles.
Directly opposite the Farmhouse is a two storey stone-built traditional former Coach House and Stables (approx. 60' long by 20' wide). This has had planning consent for conversion into a three-bedroom house, for residential or holiday letting purposes. (Planning now lapsed).
The surrounding land totals approximately 25 acres and is laid to permanent pasture, fenced with gated access and natural spring water. One part of the land features a small wooded copse with springtime bluebells and a stream.
The formal grounds are tucked privately towards the rear of the house and face South / South-West. The grounds have been landscaped by the current owners who have added many interesting features. There is a natural spring-fed stream descending through the central part of the garden, which feeds two ornamental ponds. Dotted around the garden is a multitude of mature flowering shrubs and plants and a variety of trees in addition to the emerald green, gently sloping lawns.
Castellan House is the country residence that you have been waiting for, viewing highly recommended !
VIEWING: By appointment only via the Agents.
TENURE: We are advised Freehold
SERVICES: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.
COUNCIL TAX: Band 'E' Pembrokeshire
DRAINAGE & WATER - Please note that this property is serviced by private drainage and a spring fed, private water supply which is shared and maintenance of this is split 50/50.
AGENTS NOTE: We have not seen or been provided with any planning consents or building regulations should they be necessary.
We would respectfully ask you to call our office before you view this property internally or externally
LW/LW/08/23/OK/LW
FACEBOOK & TWITTER
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ WWProps
