House For Sale £435,000
Y Wawr comprises an architect designed detached house of conventional construction under a slated roof with rendered and painted elevations. The accommodation has the benefit of oil central heating and double glazing with many attractive features to include cornice coved ceiling, wood floor, timber vaulted ceiling and open balcony/landing gallery overlooking the elegant lounge. Viewing is highly recommended.
Standing in spacious garden and grounds with ample parking and turning areas, lawned garden with patio areas and pergola, greenhouse and store shed with stunning views over the surrounding farmland and beyond.
Llangadog village is situated in the Upper Towy Valley area of Carmarthenshire just outside the Northern boundary of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The area around the village is almost entirely devoted to farming or forestry enterprises and there are fine opportunities in the area for most forms of country pursuits. The village has a number of shops including mini-market, butchers, post office/general store together with place of worship, public houses, doctors surgery, junior school, variety of sporting clubs and organisations to include rugby club and a station on the Heart of Wales line from Shrewsbury to Swansea with connections thereon to London. The larger settlements of Llandovery and Llandeilo are both about 7 miles with comprehensive schooling and shopping facilities and the Capital city of Cardiff is about 75 miles.
The accommodation comprises entrance porch, entrance hall, shower room, lounge, dining room, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and bedroom on the ground floor with family bathroom and 2 bedrooms at first floor with the landing/balcony area.
Standing in spacious garden and grounds with ample parking and turning areas, lawned garden with patio areas and pergola, greenhouse and store shed with stunning views over the surrounding farmland and beyond.
Llangadog village is situated in the Upper Towy Valley area of Carmarthenshire just outside the Northern boundary of the Brecon Beacons National Park. The area around the village is almost entirely devoted to farming or forestry enterprises and there are fine opportunities in the area for most forms of country pursuits. The village has a number of shops including mini-market, butchers, post office/general store together with place of worship, public houses, doctors surgery, junior school, variety of sporting clubs and organisations to include rugby club and a station on the Heart of Wales line from Shrewsbury to Swansea with connections thereon to London. The larger settlements of Llandovery and Llandeilo are both about 7 miles with comprehensive schooling and shopping facilities and the Capital city of Cardiff is about 75 miles.
The accommodation comprises entrance porch, entrance hall, shower room, lounge, dining room, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility and bedroom on the ground floor with family bathroom and 2 bedrooms at first floor with the landing/balcony area.
