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Step Inside Parts of Clytha Farm date to the 1600s and some of the stonework is said to have come from Raglan Castle. It’s retained many period features, including wide oak panelling dating back to George III’s reign, substantial structural beams, exposed ceiling beams, thick walls and an open fireplace. The farmhouse is entered through a porch leading into an entrance hall/boot room and on to an L-shaped kitchen/breakfast room with farmhouse-style wooden cabinets and a pantry The two living rooms have a homely feel and there’s also a small snug. The dining room comfortably accommodates a table for 10 people and has a view of the front garden. Attached to the house are a utility room, with plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and sink, and a large storage room with a mezzanine. Stairs from the living room split into two directions, leading to four bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and two walk-in wardrobes and there are a further three large bedrooms and a family bathroom, all with lovely views. Close by is a two-storey stone barn that, subject to permissions, could be redeveloped. Step Outside To the front and rear of Clytha Farm are lawned formal gardens planted with several mature trees, including a pair of historic yews, along with shrubs, hedging and established flower beds, with views over the rolling Monmouthshire countryside beyond. An attractive Portland stone terrace surrounds the house and there’s a raised patio and barbecue area that’s great for entertaining. Providing access to the three paddocks is a specially designed grassy area known as the corral. The stableyard has two international-sized stables, three large tack rooms, a workshop and an open-sided barn for storing vehicles, machinery and equipment and sheltering animals. The driveway to Clytha Farm belongs to the farmhouse, with a neighbouring property benefiting from a right of access. There’s plenty of parking at the front of the farmhouse. Location Raglan is famous for its castle and has a garden centre, farm shop, butcher’s shop, gastro pub and vineyard. There’s a golf club and a wealth of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding. The Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Brecon Beacons lie close by. Raglan is close to the A40 and A449, giving it excellent road links to Newport, Monmouth, Bristol and onward to London. The village is 10 miles from Usk, which has restaurants, pubs, shops and services, and nine from Monmouth, with its upscale high street with several independent shops and boutiques, including branches of Waitrose and M&S Simply Food, and a wide range of services and sporting facilities. There are several exceptional schools in the area, including the independent Haberdashers schools. Agents note: The property owns the driveway, over which neighbouring properties benefit from pedestrian and vehicular rights of access. We are advised that there is a restrictive covenant stating that a business cannot be operated from the premises. We are awaiting more information regarding this from the seller.

Where Heritage Meets Lifestyle. An Extraordinary Georgian Home in the Heart of Narberth Set back behind wrought iron railings along St James Street, in the very heart of Narberth, Llwynon is a home of remarkable provenance  a distinguished Grade II listed Georgian townhouse that embodies Pembrokeshire’s rich history.   Its origins trace back to land once forming part of the White Hart Inn estate, owned by the influential Scourfield family. The principal house, as it stands today, was constructed between 1778 and 1805 a classic Georgian residence built to reflect both status and permanence. The annexe followed in the early 19th century, at one time serving professional use, adding yet another layer to the home’s evolving story. By 1894, the property was formally recorded under the name “Llwynon” a name it proudly carries today. Rooted in the 17th century and later adapting to serve as a coaching inn during the late 1700s, Llwynon has evolved organically over time. Its rich architectural detail and enduring character have been thoughtfully retained, resulting in a home that offers a rare and genuine connection to its past. Today, Llwynon offers exceptionally versatile accommodation extending to eight bedrooms, thoughtfully restored to honour its heritage while embracing modern living. From the moment you step inside, there is an undeniable sense of quiet grandeur. Light pours through original sash windows, replaced in 2017 as exact replicas of the originals, ceilings rise elegantly overhead, and the sweeping staircase leads you through a home that feels both impressive and deeply welcoming. At its heart lies the kitchen a space designed for connection and everyday living. Flowing directly from here is one of the home’s most captivating features: the original Bake House. Now reimagined beneath a striking glass roof, this remarkable space retains its original stonework while offering a warm and inviting setting, complete with a log-burning stove. It is a room that perfectly encapsulates Llwynon’s story where centuries-old craftsmanship meets contemporary comfort. Beyond, the former working areas of the home, including the historic bakery and butcher’s spaces, remain rich with character. Exposed stone walls, original features and even remnants of its industrial past create a rare and authentic connection to the building’s heritage. These spaces now offer incredible versatility, whether as informal living areas, entertaining spaces or something entirely bespoke. Upstairs, the principal suite forms a private sanctuary beneath exposed beams, with beautifully connected spaces for dressing, working and unwinding. Additional bedrooms across the upper floors provide generous and flexible accommodation, ideal for family life, guests or evolving needs. The integrated yet self-contained annexe, with its own private access, further enhances the home’s flexibility ideal for multi-generational living, guest accommodation or evolving family needs, whilst remaining seamlessly connected to the principal residence. Outside, the lifestyle offering continues. A private courtyard provides a sheltered, sun-filled setting, complete with a hot tub ideal for relaxed evenings under the stars. Above the double garage, a home gym offers a dedicated wellness space, whilst the studio, original Victorian greenhouse, 20th century summer house and outbuildings present further opportunity, equally suited as a creative workspace or tranquil yoga studio. The gardens are truly exceptional. A series of beautifully curated ‘garden rooms’ unfold as you explore, each space offering its own identity and atmosphere. Mature trees, sculpted shrubs and vibrant planting create a landscape that feels both established and enchanting a haven for wildlife. Garden houses and hidden corners invite moments of quiet retreat, while open spaces provide the perfect setting for entertaining and family life. Fittingly, the name Llwynon, meaning “Ash Grove”, quietly reflects the natural beauty and established surroundings that define the setting. For those seeking further opportunity, there is also the option to acquire additional land by separate negotiation, allowing the lifestyle here to expand even further. All of this lies just moments from Narberth’s thriving high street, yet within the grounds of Llwynon there is a remarkable sense of calm and retreat  a sanctuary-like setting where mature gardens, historic surroundings and nature combine to create an atmosphere that feels both peaceful and timeless. Llwynon is a home of history, substance and soul, where centuries of heritage are not only preserved, but lived every day.

The Old Vicarage is a Grade II-listed Victorian neo-Gothic masterpiece rich in period features and surrounded by beautiful gardens in a private and tranquil spot close to St Mary’s Church. Designed by the renowned architect Henry Woodyer, who was also responsible for additions to Eton college and building Cranleigh School, it was commissioned by the Rev Edmund Turbeville Williams and completed in 1862. Finished in ashlar stone with Bath stone dressings and Gothic arch windows, along with a striking turret, this impressive five-bedroomed house offers plenty of space for a family home, with high ceilings, period tiles and beautiful fireplaces among its stand-out features. The main entrance is through a large stone porch and double set of arched wood and glass doors that lead into a generous hallway laid with Victorian tiles. The drawing room to the right of the hall is bathed in light from a large window and offers plenty of space for bookshelves. It has an attractive stone fireplace that’s fitted with a woodburning stove for cosy evenings, and a wood-panelled ceiling. Further along the hall is a large sitting room, with a bow window looking out over the garden and a door leading outside. The spacious dining room comfortably accommodates a large table and two attractive sets of windows, one of which contains a door leading to the garden. It has a brick-inlaid fireplace and a wooden floor. The kitchen/breakfast room is filled with light from its large window and offers a wide range of attractive cream-coloured, fitted cabinets topped with a wooden worktop. There’s a Rangemaster oven and fitted appliances such as a dishwasher. Next to the kitchen is a large utility room with a sink and plumbing for a washing machine. At the far end of the ground floor is a lofty area, once a private chapel, bringing an extra dimension to the house. Other rooms on the ground floor include a study, two WCs and a boot room, the latter leading to a light-filled Amdega conservatory, carefully designed to be in keeping with the house, which looks out over the gardens. Beneath the house is a large cellar. Two stairways, including one contained in the turret, lead to the upper floor. There’s also a passenger lift close to the main bedroom. All the bedrooms are a generous size and look out over the gardens, with some providing a wonderful view of the church. Two have en suite facilities. There’s also a large family bathroom. Attic space could be used to provide further accommodation with the relevant consents. The Old Vicarage is tucked away in a peaceful and private spot at the end of a tree-lined no-through lane, with double gates opening into its driveway that leads to a large space in front of the house with plenty of space for parking and access to a double garage. There’s also a small wooded embankment offering increased privacy. The house is surrounded by gardens to the east, south and west, which catch most of the day’s sunshine. These are mostly laid to lawns, with the south side on two levels with stone steps leading down. A large patio on the east side is perfect for dining and entertaining. It overlooks a pond, gardens to the south of the house and St Mary’s Church, which the architect Henry Woodyer also helped to restore. Sellers Insight Caldicot is conveniently located at the mouth of the Severn Estuary, yet it enjoys a distinctly rural ambience. This rare combination of accessibility and countryside charm was a major attraction for Andy and Karla when they were searching for their new home. ‘’Visually beautifully in its setting, this Gothic style vicarage built in 1853 and designed by a renowned architect, immediately captivated us. Its architectural elegance both inside and out, plus its sense of grandeur ticked every box and we came to live here in 2015. The property has been cherished throughout its history and retains a wealth of fascinating traditions and architectural features. High ceilings, stunning Gothic windows, beautiful flooring, plus its exceptional, church style, internal doors all contribute to its character and presence. Whilst great care has been taken to preserve its heritage, thoughtful upgrades have been made to enhance comfort and modern living. Many of these improvements are unseen but highly practical, together with our refurbishment kitchen and bathrooms that blend functionality with quality.” “Our accommodation is both generous and flexible, offering spaces perfectly suited for family life as well as quieter areas for relaxation or home working. First and foremost, this is a family home, but it also boasts several unique features that make our home truly special. These include the much admired spiral staircase and the former chapel, now a wonderfully distinctive and versatile space. Together with its large area and unique character, our internal layout is highly practical and with our internal lift, our home offers additional functionality when we have an elderly relative to stay. A beautiful conservatory further enhances the adaptability of our living space, providing a light filled area that connects seamlessly with our garden.” “Externally, the spacious grounds are mainly laid to lawn, offering both openness and privacy. There are exceptional areas for relaxing outdoors and for hosting gatherings with friends and family. Our garden has also been enjoyed as a venue for events supporting various village organisations reflecting a strong connection to our local community.’’ “Caldicot itself has a warm and welcoming atmosphere with a strong sense of community. It benefits from outstanding amenities, highly regarded schools, excellent sport and leisure facilities, alongside a good range of shops, including a much loved independent butcher. There are also several places in which to dine, especially the local pub just minutes from our house. Road and rail links are excellent, allowing easy access to Newport, Cardiff and beyond, whilst the surrounding area offers a wealth of interesting places to visit.” “We have loved every second of our life here; we do feel we have been custodians of this remarkable property. However, it is time for a new family to create their own memorise an enjoy all that this wonderful home has to offer.”

Nestled within the breathtaking surroundings of the Gower Peninsula, Berry Farm is an exceptional Six-bedroom detached farmhouse set within beautifully manicured gardens and further enhanced by approximately 17.42 acres of land, offering a rare opportunity to enjoy a truly peaceful and tranquil lifestyle in one of Wales’ most sought-after locations. Boasting stunning Gower countryside outlooks, this impressive home combines, space and versatility, perfectly suited for those seeking an equestrian lifestyle, with extensive grounds and outbuildings providing excellent opportunities for horses, livestock or a variety of rural pursuits. The property further benefits from one of the outbuildings offering exciting potential for conversion into an annex, providing excellent flexibility for extended family, guest accommodation or even a potential holiday letting opportunity (subject to any necessary planning consents). With its idyllic setting, beautifully maintained gardens, extensive grounds and endless possibilities, Berry Farm presents a rare opportunity to embrace a truly special lifestyle in the heart of the Gower Peninsula.  Situated within the sought-after village of Scurlage on the stunning Gower Peninsula, Berry Farm enjoys the perfect balance of rural tranquillity whilst remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities and some of Wales’ most beautiful coastline. The area is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, offering miles of scenic countryside, award-winning beaches, coastal walks and a wealth of outdoor pursuits. Gower is particularly popular with those seeking a more relaxed way of life, with opportunities for surfing, cycling, walking and horse riding, with an abundance of bridleways and countryside trails available directly from the property, providing endless riding opportunities. Local amenities can be found nearby, while Swansea city centre is easily accessible for a wider range of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities.  Approach After travelling along the South Gower Road and through picturesque country lanes, you arrive at Berry Farm, where turning right introduces you to this impressive and proud farmhouse, beautifully positioned amongst its maintained gardens. A long concrete driveway guides you past the extensive range of outbuildings and leads towards a traditional five-bar wooden gate, opening into a generous parking area. Within the yard, there is ample space for multiple vehicles, machinery, trailers and horse boxes.  Let us take a look at the home in more detail… Step inside…  Entrance Stepping through the front door, you are welcomed into a carpeted central entrance hub, providing access to the lounge, sitting room and staircase rising to the first floor.  Lounge First, we take a look at the lounge, a lovely characterful reception room featuring exposed ceiling beams and a stone fireplace with wood-burning stove, creating a cosy focal point within the space. A front-facing window enjoys views over the beautifully maintained gardens and the surrounding Gower countryside. The carpeted lounge also provides access to the sitting room and kitchen/dining room, along with a useful under-stairs storage cupboard.  Kitchen/Dining Room The beautifully bright kitchen/dining room thanks to the large rear-facing window overlooking the patio area. The spacious room features tiled flooring, spotlighting and is fitted with a comprehensive range of wall and base units, complemented by a stainless steel sunken sink with swan tap. Integrated appliances include a four-ring electric hob, elevated extractor fan and Bosch oven/grill, with additional space available for an under-counter appliance, fridge and freezer. Further benefits include a large storage cupboard, a window overlooking the rear lobby allowing additional light, and ample room for a generous dining table.  Rear Lobby Positioned to the rear of the home, the rear lobby provides convenient access to the utility room and creates a practical entrance point, ideal for bringing groceries and everyday items directly into the kitchen.  Utility Room A step up leads into the useful utility room, offering additional storage units, a stainless steel sink and a side-facing window, tiled flooring, and the room provides space for a range of freestanding appliances. From here you have direct access to the rear patio, shower room and study.  Shower Room The shower room is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, electric shower, tiled flooring and a side-facing window.  Study A versatile additional room, the study features a rear-facing window and tiled flooring. Previously utilised as a home office, this flexible space could easily adapt to suit a variety of lifestyle needs including a hobby room, workspace or additional storage area.  Sitting Room Accessible from both the lounge and entrance hall, the sitting room is positioned to the front of the home and enjoys a lovely outlook over the beautifully landscaped gardens through the front-facing window. The room features exposed wooden ceiling beams, a wood-burning stove and carpeted flooring, while also providing access to the ground floor WC.  Ground Floor WC The ground floor WC is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin with storage beneath and vinyl flooring.  Landing Ascending the carpeted staircase to the first floor, you are greeted by a landing which provides access to four generous double bedrooms, the family shower room and a further staircase leading to the second floor.  Bedroom One Bedroom one is a lovely size double bedroom, enjoying a pleasant outlook from the front-facing window which overlooks the beautifully maintained gardens and offers views towards the surrounding Gower countryside. The room also features carpeted flooring, exposed ceiling beams and a built-in wardrobe with fitted shelving and hanging rails.  Bedroom Two Bedroom two mirrors the appeal of bedroom one, once again benefiting from a front-facing window showcasing those stunning views across the gardens and towards the beautiful Gower landscape in the distance. Finished with carpeted flooring and exposed ceiling beams.  Family Shower Room The family shower room is fitted with a WC, wash hand basin, a walk-in electric shower, a frosted front-facing window, vinyl flooring and a large double-door airing cupboard.  Bedroom Three Bedroom three is a wonderfully bright and spacious double bedroom, enhanced by two large dual-aspect windows which allow an abundance of natural light to flood the room while overlooking surrounding agricultural land and the rolling Gower countryside beyond. Finished with carpeted flooring.  Bedroom Four Another beautifully bright double bedroom, bedroom four enjoys a rear-facing window overlooking the neighbouring agricultural land and countryside. Offering a peaceful outlook and comfortable proportions, this room is finished with carpeted flooring.  Second Floor Ascending the staircase to the second floor, you discover two generous attic bedrooms alongside an additional storage room, all benefiting from Velux-style windows allowing natural light. Offering exceptional versatility, these spaces provide endless possibilities and could be adapted to suit a variety of needs, including additional bedrooms with the potential for a shower room, home office spaces, or hobby rooms.  Step outside…  The outdoor space at Berry Farm is truly exceptional, with the established gardens and two adjoining fields extending to approximately 17.42 acres, offering a rare combination of tranquillity, privacy and versatility. The beautifully maintained gardens provide a haven for nature, featuring an abundance of mature shrubs, established trees, colourful planting and a variety of wildlife. Amongst the grounds are a selection of established apple, plum and pear trees, creating a wonderful connection with the countryside surroundings. The level lawns wrap gracefully around well-stocked flower beds, all enjoying a stunning backdrop of the Gower countryside. A pathway leads around to the rear of the property where you will find a raised patio area, complete with raised flower beds, providing the perfect space for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply relaxing while enjoying this idyllic setting.  Outbuildings Berry Farm continues to impress with its extensive range of outbuildings and traditional farmyard facilities, offering outstanding versatility for a variety of lifestyle requirements. Comprising three substantial outbuildings and a generous yard area, the facilities are ideally suited for equestrian use, with numerous spaces already providing potential for stabling, or could accommodate a variety of agricultural purposes including keeping sheep, cattle or other livestock. Alternatively, they offer excellent storage solutions for vehicles, machinery, equipment or hobbies. Each outbuilding benefits from lighting and electricity, ensuring practicality throughout. One particular outbuilding offers exciting further potential and could lend itself perfectly to conversion into additional accommodation, whether for extended family, guest accommodation or a holiday let opportunity, subject to any necessary planning consents.  Local Area The Gower Peninsula is one of Wales’ most treasured locations and was the UK’s first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, attracting those seeking a lifestyle surrounded by breathtaking scenery, unspoilt coastline and a strong sense of community. Berry Farm is ideally positioned within this remarkable landscape, close to the charming coastal village of Rhossili and the wider Gower villages, offering a wonderful balance of rural seclusion whilst remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities. Rhossili is world-renowned for its spectacular coastline, with the iconic Rhossili Bay regularly recognised as one of Britain’s most beautiful beaches, boasting miles of golden sands, dramatic cliffs and breathtaking coastal walks. The area provides endless opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, with surfing, paddleboarding, cycling, walking and horse riding all forming part of everyday life. The surrounding countryside offers an abundance of bridleways, tracks and scenic riding routes, with many accessible directly from Berry Farm, making it an exceptional location for equestrian lovers.  The nearby villages of Scurlage, Llangennith, Port Eynon and Reynoldston provide a selection of local amenities, village shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities, while the wider Gower area is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and vibrant local communities. The famous King Arthur Hotel offers a popular destination for dining and socialising, while a variety of traditional country pubs can be found throughout the peninsula, providing excellent food and a relaxed rural setting. Families are well catered for, with a selection of highly regarded primary schools nearby and access to secondary education within the surrounding areas. For those needing to travel further afield, Swansea city centre is approximately a 30-minute drive away and offers an extensive range of shopping, leisure, cultural attractions, restaurants and employment opportunities. The area is well connected by road, with access to the M4 motorway allowing convenient travel throughout South Wales and beyond. From the stunning beaches and coastal paths of Rhossili to the vibrant city amenities of Swansea, Berry Farm offers the rare opportunity to enjoy a peaceful countryside lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility, making this a truly enviable place to call home. Additional Property Information Freehold Tax Band - F Electric/Oil Private Drainage - Septic Tank Mains Water - Meter Right of Way - Footpath in field Ultrafast Broadband Speed For mobile coverage please visit https://checker.ofcom.org.uk ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION MUST BE CHECKED BY A SOLICITOR

Step Inside The welcoming atrium entrance sets the tone for the quality and craftsmanship found throughout this exceptional home. At its heart is a spectacular open plan kitchen, dining and living area featuring a bespoke kitchen with central island, iconic black electric Aga, vaulted ceilings and a striking double-sided fireplace. The impressive lounge is flooded with natural light through multiple French doors, creating a seamless connection with the surrounding gardens. A further reception room offers flexibility as a snug, home office or family room, while the utility room and cloakroom provide excellent practicality. The bedroom accommodation includes four generous double bedrooms, including a luxurious principal suite and contemporary en-suite. Every room has been thoughtfully designed to combine period character with stylish modern finishes. Step Outside Approached via a sweeping driveway through mature landscaped grounds, the property enjoys complete privacy from the moment you arrive. The generous courtyard provides extensive parking alongside two substantial detached garages/workshops, offering superb versatility for storage, hobbies or business use. Beautifully established gardens surround the home, creating a peaceful setting that can be enjoyed from almost every principal room. An expansive decked entertaining terrace with pergola provides the perfect space for outdoor dining and summer gatherings. The heated garden room extends the enjoyment of the gardens throughout the seasons, while the attractive central courtyard with ornamental water feature creates a stunning focal point. Mature trees and established planting complete this idyllic country setting. Location Swallow Haven enjoys a peaceful countryside setting while remaining exceptionally well connected for everyday convenience. The nearby M4 motorway provides excellent transport links, placing Bristol, Cardiff and London within easy commuting distance. A range of local towns and villages offer excellent shopping, restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities, while highly regarded schools are easily accessible. The surrounding countryside provides an abundance of walking, cycling and outdoor leisure opportunities, making the location ideal for those seeking a balance between rural living and connectivity. Mainline rail services nearby further enhance links to South Wales, Bristol and London Paddington. This is a location that offers the tranquillity of country life without compromising on accessibility. Agents Note: The current owner has proactively invested in a comprehensive storm water drainage and pumping system, installed in 2022 following an isolated surface water run-off event caused by exceptional rainfall from the neighbouring agricultural land. The system serves the side and rear of the property, and the owner confirms there have been no further issues since its installation. The Land Registry plan also shows a public footpath at the far corner of the garden boundary. The owner advises that it has never been used during their ownership, there is no signage or waymarking in place, and the garden is fully enclosed.

Perched in one of Gower’s most coveted coastal positions, Deep Slade, 29 East Cliff is a truly exceptional three-bedroom detached residence, enviably situated in the sought-after village of Southgate. Occupying a breathtaking cliffside setting, this remarkable home commands uninterrupted panoramic sea views stretching towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline, while offering direct access to the renowned Gower Coastal Path quite literally from your doorstep. Thoughtfully designed with flexibility in mind, the accommodation includes ground floor bedroom and shower room facilities, allowing for convenient single-level living should it ever be required. Southgate is widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages on the Gower Peninsula, celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty, welcoming community, and enviable coastal lifestyle. With its charming village atmosphere, excellent local amenities including a shop, cafés, and traditional pubs, as well as nearby golf courses, beaches, and cliff-top walks, Southgate offers an exceptional quality of life. Its close proximity to the award-winning bays of Three Cliffs and Oxwich, alongside easy access to Swansea city centre, makes it a highly sought-after location for those seeking both tranquillity and convenience. Sale is subject to grant of probate Let’s now take a look in more detail… Approach After meandering through the picturesque village of Southgate and along the stunning coastal road, you will arrive at Deep Slade, 29 East Cliff. Entering through double iron gates onto a concrete driveway with ample parking. From the very moment you arrive, you are greeted by the spectacular sea views that define this remarkable opportunity. Step inside… Entrance You are welcomed into a bright and inviting entranceway via the front door, flanked by frosted windows and complemented by an additional side window that frames the garden beautifully. Laid with carpeting, this welcoming space provides access to the useful ground floor shower room, bedroom three, the dining room, and the carpeted stairway to the first floor, complete with practical storage beneath. Dining Room The dining room is a generous and versatile space, laid with carpet. A window to the rear overlooks the garden, while a feature frosted side window adds further light. Acting as the central hub of the home, this room offers access to the kitchen/breakfast room and double doors leading into the lounge. Lounge The lounge is a truly superb room where natural light beams in through the large front-facing window, perfectly framing the outstanding coastal views. This is undoubtedly a “wow” space, ideal for unwinding while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. The room offers carpeting, decorative coving, and a gas fire with marble hearth and mantel. Kitchen/Breakfast Room The kitchen/breakfast room is a practical yet beautifully bright space. A large side-facing window overlooks the manicured garden, while two Velux windows flood the room with natural light. Featuring high clad ceilings, partial tiled walls, and tiled flooring, the kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units. Integrated appliances include a sink-and-a-half stainless steel sink with swan tap, Bosch dishwasher, John Lewis four-ring electric hob, Elica elevated extractor fan, and Bosch oven/grill. There is also ample room for a breakfast table, making this a sociable and functional heart of the home, with access to the utility room. Utility Situated off the kitchen, the utility room is a highly useful addition, offering extra wall and base units, a single stainless steel sunken sink, and space for three under-counter appliances. Finished with tiled flooring and partial tiled walls, the room also benefits from a side window and direct access to the garden. From here, you also have access to the sitting room. Sitting Room The sitting room is positioned to the rear of the home and enjoys dual aspect windows along with double patio doors opening to the garden. Natural light beams into this versatile space, which is laid with carpet and could easily serve as a study, playroom, snug, or any purpose to suit your lifestyle. Bedroom Three Journeying back to the entranceway, bedroom three is situated to the front of the home and benefits from a large window that allows an abundance of natural light while showcasing the outstanding sea views towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline. This generous room is laid with carpet and offers ample space for a dressing or seating area. Shower Room Situated off the entranceway, the useful ground floor shower room is furnished with a WC, wash basin, corner shower, heated towel rail, extractor fan, two shaving points, tiled flooring, tiled walls, and a frosted side window. Landing Ascend the carpeted stairway to the first floor, beautifully lit by natural light flooding in through a Velux window which offers lovely rural views across the open fields towards the Brecon Beacons. You arrive at a carpeted landing which provides access to two bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a large airing cupboard complete with its own Velux window. Bedroom One Bedroom One is a super spacious and generous room, with natural light beaming in through a large front-facing window that perfectly frames the outstanding sea views towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline. A doorway leads directly onto the balcony, allowing you to step out and fully appreciate the setting. This impressive bedroom boasts carpeting, a generous storage cupboard, and ample room for a dressing or seating area. Bedroom Two Bedroom Two is another beautifully proportioned room, once again benefitting from those outstanding sea views, a truly breathtaking outlook towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline. Natural light floods in through the large windows, and a doorway provides direct access to the balcony. Offering carpeted flooring and ample space for a dressing or seating area, this room is equally as impressive. Balcony Accessed via either Bedroom One or Bedroom Two, the balcony is a standout feature of the home. Finished with composite boards and glass balustrades designed to maximise the views, it offers ample space for outdoor furniture so you can sit, relax, and enjoy the incredible surroundings. With uninterrupted sea views stretching towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline, this is a spectacular place to unwind. Family Bathroom The family bathroom is furnished with a WC, wash basin, and corner bath with shower, two shaving points, vinyl flooring, tiled walls, and a large Velux window. Step Outside… The outside space is beautifully manicured and designed for both enjoyment and ease of maintenance. To the rear, a level laid lawn is bordered by plants, shrubbery, and walls, creating a peaceful setting. A concrete paved pathway guides you around the home, offering areas to place garden furniture and admire the surroundings. The rear garden is fully enclosed and benefits from a pedestrian gate leading to the front. The front garden is equally impressive, featuring a beautifully laid lawn surrounded by shrubbery and stone walls. Here, the stunning sea views towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline can be fully appreciated. Beneath the balcony, is the perfect place for outdoor seating or relaxation, while the lawn offers additional space for entertaining. The front garden is also fully enclosed, creating a secure and tranquil environment. Detached Single Garage Deep Slade, 29 East Cliff also benefits from a detached single garage, complete with an electric up-and-over door, additional rear pedestrian access, rear window, and electricity. Whether used as a workshop, gym, storage area, or secure parking, it offers excellent flexibility. Local Area Southgate is one of the jewels of the Gower Peninsula, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty renowned for its dramatic coastline, golden beaches, and exceptional lifestyle offering. The village itself enjoys a strong sense of community and boasts a variety of everyday amenities, including a convenience store, cafés, local shops, and welcoming pubs. Residents and visitors alike are drawn to Southgate for its enviable coastal setting, with the Gower Coastal Path, Pennard Golf Club, and iconic beauty spots such as Three Cliffs Bay all within easy reach. Families are well catered for with reputable local schools nearby, while outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of endless walking routes, water sports opportunities, and countryside pursuits. The nearby village of Mumbles offers boutique shopping, restaurants, and a vibrant seafront atmosphere, while Swansea city centre provides a wider range of retail, leisure, and cultural attractions. Swansea itself benefits from excellent transport links, including a mainline railway station offering direct services to Cardiff, Bristol, and London Paddington, making it highly convenient for commuters. The M4 corridor is easily accessible, connecting Southgate to major towns and cities across South Wales and beyond. This combination of coastal tranquillity, village charm, and connectivity makes Southgate a truly outstanding place to call home. Additional Property Information Chain Free Freehold Tax Band - G Gas/Electric Mains Water - Billed Mains Drainage Ultrafast Broadband Available For mobile coverage please visit https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/ Sale is subject to grant of probate ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION MUST BE CHECKED BY A SOLICITOR

Stepping through the door of this remarkable manor house is like travelling back through centuries of history. The accommodation unfolds with immense charm and character, with every room offering unique architectural details and period features. The ground floor provides a welcoming blend of formal and informal living spaces. The formal reception room is rich in character with exposed timbers and a wonderful sense of warmth and history. The kitchen is undoubtedly one of the focal points of the home, featuring the original bread oven recess together with an impressive traditional range cooker incorporating four ovens and six burners, perfectly suited for family living and entertaining alike. Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining room, ideal for hosting gatherings, while the study/snug offers a quieter retreat for reading or home working. Completing the ground floor is a practical utility room and downstairs cloakroom. The first floor is accessed by three individual staircases, adding to the fascinating layout and heritage of the property. The magnificent Great Hall provides a truly impressive entertaining space with exceptional proportions and immense historical atmosphere, currently utilised as a grand dining hall. Beyond lies a charming library, creating the perfect setting for quiet relaxation. The principal bedroom suite is accessed directly from the Great Hall and enjoys its own en-suite w/c. From the main landing there is access to a further utility area, spacious bathroom and useful storage room. A spiral staircase rises to the second floor where three further bedrooms are found, each full of character and individuality. These rooms are served by a beautifully appointed period-style bathroom complete with rolltop bath and separate shower. The top floor reveals an additional versatile room measuring approximately 17'5 x 13'9, suitable as a fifth bedroom, studio or additional reception room. There is also access to a substantial roof void measuring approximately 32'1 x 15'9, offering excellent storage potential and further possibilities, subject to any necessary consents. Throughout the home, the careful restoration and preservation of original features create an extraordinary living environment unlike any other. Approached via a private driveway, the property immediately impresses with ample parking for numerous vehicles and a wonderful sense of arrival. The detached barn provides excellent versatility, currently ideal for storage or garaging, whilst also presenting exciting potential for additional accommodation or conversion, subject to the usual planning consents. The gardens extend to three sides of the property and perfectly complement the historic nature of the home. A combination of lawns, sheltered courtyards and mature planting create a series of peaceful outdoor spaces ideal for entertaining, relaxing or simply appreciating the unique surroundings. Adding further intrigue and character is the covered well, a rare surviving feature that further reflects the property's rich heritage. The grounds provide both privacy and practicality whilst enhancing the timeless appeal of this truly exceptional residence. AGENTS NOTE: The property is Grade II* Listed. Any prospective purchaser should make their own enquiries regarding listed building regulations and any future alterations or development potential. The detached barn may offer conversion potential subject to the necessary planning permissions and consents. DIRECTIONS At the roundabout just past St Pierre Golf Resort, take the first left onto the A4245 towards Caldicot. Upon entering the village, follow signs towards the Castle onto Chepstow Road before turning right onto Church Road. Passing the church, take the left at the roundabout onto Taff Road and then immediately right again, where the driveway to the property can be found at the end of the cul-de-sac.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet lane near Llanfrynach, this striking barn conversion offers exceptional space, character and panoramic views of the Brecon Beacons. Beautifully presented, the home features a flexible ground floor wing—ideal for guests or multigenerational living—and a spectacular open-plan first floor with vaulted ceilings and picture windows framing the landscape. Set in landscaped gardens and full of rustic charm, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy light-filled living in a truly breathtaking rural setting.

Perched in one of Gower’s most coveted coastal positions, Deep Slade, 29 East Cliff is a truly exceptional three-bedroom detached residence, enviably situated in the sought-after village of Southgate. Occupying a breathtaking cliffside setting, this remarkable home commands uninterrupted panoramic sea views stretching towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline, while offering direct access to the renowned Gower Coastal Path quite literally from your doorstep. Thoughtfully designed with flexibility in mind, the accommodation includes ground floor bedroom and shower room facilities, allowing for convenient single-level living should it ever be required.  Southgate is widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages on the Gower Peninsula, celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty, welcoming community, and enviable coastal lifestyle. With its charming village atmosphere, excellent local amenities including a shop, cafés, and traditional pubs, as well as nearby golf courses, beaches, and cliff-top walks, Southgate offers an exceptional quality of life. Its close proximity to the award-winning bays of Three Cliffs and Oxwich, alongside easy access to Swansea city centre, makes it a highly sought-after location for those seeking both tranquillity and convenience.

An exceptional coastal residence with panoramic Cardigan Bay views Brynmorwydd is an exceptional detached coastal property, beautifully positioned to take full advantage of its elevated setting and far-reaching views across Cardigan Bay. Offering generous accommodation, extensive entertaining space and a highly versatile layout, this is a home that combines relaxed family living with the scale and flexibility required for multi-generational living and guests. From the moment you enter, the generous proportions become apparent. There is a formal principal entrance to the front of the house, while a separate kitchen entrance provides a wonderfully practical family arrival point, opening directly into the impressive kitchen and dining area. The Brynmorwydd Lifestyle Brynmorwydd is a property where the combination of scale, flexibility and setting is particularly compelling. The generous reception rooms are perfectly suited to entertaining family and friends. Multiple bedrooms, sea-facing terraces, extensive glazing and the potential for a private spa suite create a home that can be adapted around the way its next owners want to live. Above all, it is the outlook that sets this property apart: a beautiful coastal panorama that can be enjoyed from many of the principal rooms and outdoor spaces, providing a constant connection with Cardigan Bay.

Step inside Langham House was built in 2019 but intelligently designed to combine the symmetry, balance and elegance of a grand Georgian residence with the contemporary comforts of modern living. This flexible, fully integrated smart home brings together classic features such as sash windows and a statement staircase with underfloor heating, a ventilation system and integrated ceiling speakers. Meticulous attention to detail has been paid to every room, with high quality bespoke fittings and appliances. Langham House would be perfect for a family, those who enjoy entertaining and individuals looking for privacy and space. The entrance hall immediately sets the tone for the quality and craftmanship to be found throughout Langham House, being both grand and welcoming. At its heart is a bespoke, handcrafted wooden staircase rising through three floors and finished in a custom wood stain, with a continuous handrail and striking bronze coated spindles; all in all it’s an architectural feature in its own right. The hallway leads directly into the kitchen, which in turn opens into a large orangery-style ‘snug’ that’s flooded in natural light from a roof lantern, sash-style windows and three doors opening out onto the extensive terrace, which means the available space can be extended when required. This stylish area is undoubtedly the heart of the home, combining timeless design and cutting edge functionality. The kitchen is designed by Alexander Bullock, with elegant, wipeable cabinets and Fisher Paykel appliances situated around a large statement island/breakfast bar that’s fitted with a Zip tap for instant boiling and filtered cold water. A utility and boot room lies to one side of the kitchen and has many thoughtful features, including a dog shower, undercounter pet bed and plenty of storage cupboards. Elsewhere on the ground floor is a large dining room, a sitting room, an office and a powder room just off the hallway. The sense of space and comfort continues within the lower ground floor, which has a large family room used as a cinema space, a gym and a games room. There’s a large laundry room, with a linen store; a wine cellar, a bar behind a concealed bookshelf, and a powder room. This floor can be accessed from outside using a flight of steps. Step Outside The 1.4 acres of land surrounding Langham House looks out over the rolling Monmouthshire countryside. Raglan castle can be seen in the distance. Three sides of the house are surrounded by a large tiled terrace, making it the perfect spot for entertaining and outdoor play. Steps lead to an extensive lawn bordered by several mature trees. There are plans available for a full garden makeover by a renowned landscape artist. A driveway surfaced in Tarmac sits in front of the property and is large enough to accommodate 10 vehicles. Electric gates and an intercom system help to keep the house private and secure. Sellers Insight Langham House has been our home since 2019, when we first purchased the plot. From the very moment we viewed the original property, we were captivated by its setting and location, and instantly knew it was somewhere truly special. The house enjoys a peaceful position, with beautiful views towards Raglan Castle, yet remains conveniently located so it really does offer the best of both worlds.” “Since living here, we have carefully designed and built the house entirely to our specification, incorporating modern comforts and thoughtful features throughout. These include a ground source heat pump, underfloor heating, and a mechanical ventilation with heat recovery system, ensuring both efficiency and comfort. The property is also equipped with a number of security features, including CCTV and a gated intercom system, as well as a private water supply via a borehole.” “Planning permission has been granted for a 1,700 sq. ft basement extension designed to accommodate a swimming pool and wellness complex, offering further potential for luxurious living.” “We have taken great care to include bespoke and high-quality finishes, such as a handcrafted kitchen and designer bathrooms with imported Italian tiles. Additional features include a thoughtfully designed boot room complete with an under-counter dog bed, dog shower, fridge/freezer, dog washing machine and pull-out food drawers, as well as a hidden door leading to the wine cellar.” “The home has been designed with both entertaining and family life in mind. The open-plan kitchen flows onto a large patio and tiered lawn, which is fully secure for pets and ideal for outdoor living.” “Raglan village provides everyday essentials including a fuel station, local shops, pubs and a small supermarket. Abergavenny and Monmouth are both within a fifteen minute drive, they offer a variety of independent shops, restaurants and a strong community spirit, making them delightful places to visit and explore.” “We have also cherished the surrounding landscape, regularly exploring the Brecon Beacons. With the completion of the Heads of the Valleys road, access has become even more convenient.” “There is so much we will miss about Langham House. Having built it ourselves, every detail holds meaning for us. It was always intended to be our forever home, thoughtfully designed to grow and evolve with us through every stage of life.”*

Step Inside Beautifully re-imagined for modern family life, The Granary is a stunning Grade II listed home offering over 6,100 sq ft of exceptional accommodation, where remarkable 17th-century architecture is paired with elegant contemporary living. Exposed oak beams, whitewashed stone walls and impressive proportions create interiors rich in character, while carefully considered finishes provide warmth, comfort and practicality throughout. The spectacular vaulted sitting room is the home's defining feature. Beneath soaring original timber trusses, this breathtaking space is flooded with natural light and centred around a striking wood-burning fireplace, creating the perfect setting for both relaxed family evenings and memorable entertaining. At the heart of the home, the magnificent 31ft kitchen and breakfast room has been designed for modern living, with a substantial central island, bespoke cabinetry and generous dining space. An elegant drawing room, welcoming family room and additional reception areas provide outstanding versatility, while a utility room, pantry and cloakroom enhance everyday convenience. Upstairs, four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms include a luxurious principal suite with peaceful countryside views and a stylish en-suite. Three further bedrooms, beautifully appointed bathrooms and a spacious library complete a thoughtfully arranged first floor ideal for family life and home working. Step Outside A sweeping private driveway leads to an elegant turning circle, creating a memorable approach to this distinguished country residence. Set within approximately 7 acres of beautifully established gardens and grounds, The Granary enjoys exceptional privacy within the breathtaking Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Designed for year-round enjoyment, the gardens feature a superb covered outdoor kitchen and dining area for effortless al fresco entertaining, alongside a luxurious hot tub overlooking the grounds. A large ornamental pond, mature trees, expansive lawns and open paddock-style land create a tranquil setting for wildlife, recreation and family enjoyment. Completing the estate are substantial garages, workshops, a dedicated gym with sauna, versatile barn accommodation and extensive private parking. Location The Granary enjoys an idyllic position in the highly sought-after village of Llanishen, surrounded by the rolling hills and ancient woodland of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This thriving rural community offers a village hall, church and the popular Carpenter’s Arms, while nearby Monmouth and Chepstow provide an excellent choice of independent shops, restaurants, supermarkets and highly regarded schools. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is exceptionally well connected, with Cardiff and Bristol within comfortable commuting distance and Bristol Parkway offering fast rail services to London. The surrounding countryside provides superb walking, cycling and riding, while the Michelin-starred Whitebrook restaurant is just moments away. Vendor Insight From the moment we first arrived a t The Granary, it was the sense of calm, space and openness that drew us in. We loved the architecture and the way the house has been developed so sympathetically, creating a home that feels both beautifully considered and wonderfully relaxed. There is a real sense of arrival here, and we have always loved coming home after being away. The Cathedral Barn is perhaps the most breathtaking feature. Its scale and character make it an extraordinary space for entertaining, while the mezzanine has become a favourite family spot, whether we are playing pool at Christmas or simply relaxing with a cocktail. We have celebrated birthdays, hosted cocktail parties and enjoyed huge family Christmases here, with the wood burners going and everyone gathered around the large dining table. It is a truly unique space that our family and friends have loved. In warmer weather, we spend much of our time outside, particularly around the outdoor kitchen, where the views across the valley are wonderful. The garden is surprisingly easy to maintain, with Mediterranean-inspired planting, shrubs, perennials and olive trees creating a sense of privacy and softness, while the field beyond gives uninterrupted views towards the horizon. We have made a number of improvements during our time here, including adding electricity to the barn, repairing its windows and doors, rebuilding a collapsed wall and installing secure gates, an intercom and comprehensive security cameras. We had every intention of staying, but life brings unexpected opportunities. We will miss the house, our lovely neighbours and this remarkable location, with easy access to Tintern, the Wye Valley, the Forest of Dean, the Black Mountains and the market towns of Monmouth and Abergavenny. Agents notes: A public right of way crosses part of the property’s land. The property benefits from rights of access over a private track to the rear and is subject to a 20% contribution towards agreed repair costs.

An exceptional architect-designed four-bedroom home where contemporary luxury, renewable technology and the Pembrokeshire coast come together.  Some homes simply occupy their setting; Glenwood feels as though it belongs to it.  Tucked within the sheltered woodland of Pembrokeshire’s beautiful Pleasant Valley, this striking cedar-clad residence tells a story of complete reinvention. The site was once occupied by a post-war Woolaway bungalow, built in 1966 on land historically belonging to the prestigious Picton Castle Estate. In 2016, the original property was comprehensively transformed into the distinctive contemporary home seen today: an architectural residence created to embrace light, landscape and modern, energy-conscious living.  Its glass-led design establishes an immediate connection with the surrounding grounds, while the warmth and texture of the cedar cladding allow the house to settle naturally into its leafy surroundings. Inside, flowing living spaces, carefully considered architectural details and cohesive finishes give the home a strong sense of identity.  This is contemporary design with warmth and personality, a home created not merely to make a statement, but to offer an exceptional way of life.  A Home Designed Around Light and Landscape  Glenwood offers four generously proportioned bedrooms alongside versatile reception and living spaces designed for modern family life and entertaining.  Glazing plays an important role throughout the house, drawing natural light deep into the interior and framing changing views of the mature gardens. Carefully considered architectural details, including the beautifully curved wall within the principal bedroom, introduce softness and individuality, while the cohesive use of tiling creates a sense of continuity between the different areas of the home.  The principal living space is made particularly inviting by a wood-burning stove, bringing warmth and atmosphere during the cooler months. A separate living area provides valuable flexibility, whether used as a quieter sitting room, television room, home office or informal family space.  Although undeniably contemporary, Glenwood never feels stark. Natural materials, woodland views and the relationship between the house and its gardens create a calm and welcoming environment somewhere designed to be lived in and enjoyed throughout every season.  Created for a More Sustainable Future  Glenwood was designed not only for the way people live today, but with the future firmly in mind.  The property benefits from a ground-source heat pump, solar panels and Tesla battery storage, allowing energy generated during the day to be stored for later use. An electric vehicle charging point further complements the home’s renewable credentials, while the wood-burning stove provides an additional source of warmth within the main living area.  The property achieved an Energy Performance Certificate rating of Band B before the solar panels and Tesla battery storage were installed, highlighting the efficiency already incorporated within its design.  For buyers looking for a luxury contemporary home with reduced reliance on conventional energy sources, Glenwood offers an increasingly rare combination of architectural quality, lifestyle and renewable technology.  Approximately 1.36 Acres of Established Grounds  The house stands within approximately 1.36 acres of mature, established grounds, creating an impressive sense of privacy and space.  The gardens form an attractive natural backdrop to the contemporary architecture, with established planting and surrounding woodland giving the property its wonderfully sheltered atmosphere. The generous plot provides plenty of space for outdoor living, gardening and recreation while retaining a close connection with the wider landscape of Pleasant Valley.  There is scope for the grounds to suit a variety of lifestyles, from those seeking peaceful gardens and space for children to explore, to buyers interested in equestrian use or establishing a smallholding.  Stables and Equestrian Potential  Custom-built stables, constructed in 2010, add another dimension to the property and give Glenwood genuine appeal for those wishing to keep a pony, goats or other smallholding animals at home.  Combined with the approximately 1.36-acre plot and direct access to the neighbouring bridleway, the stables create an unusual lifestyle opportunity. It is a property capable of offering the space and freedom associated with country living without the responsibilities of managing a large rural estate.  For equestrian buyers, dog walkers and anyone drawn to an active outdoor lifestyle, the setting is particularly special.  From the Garden to the Beach  One of Glenwood’s most compelling features lies beyond its rear boundary.  A private gate opens directly onto the historic bridleway and heritage trail, providing a beautiful traffic-free route through Pleasant Valley towards Wiseman’s Bridge Beach.  Whether setting out on horseback, walking the dog, enjoying a family cycle or simply taking an evening stroll, the ability to leave the garden and follow a picturesque woodland route towards the Pembrokeshire coast is an exceptional lifestyle feature.  Few homes can offer this balance: a private woodland setting, its own stables, approximately 1.36 acres and direct access to a route leading towards the beach.  A Landscape Rich in History  Pleasant Valley is more than a picturesque setting; it forms part of a landscape with a fascinating cultural and industrial history.  The name Stepaside can be traced back to the 17th century, with local tradition linking it to Oliver Cromwell’s army as it travelled through the area towards Pembroke Castle in 1648. During the 19th century, the valley became an important centre of industry, with the historic Stepaside Ironworks established in 1849. Today, the former industrial route has become a peaceful woodland and heritage trail leading towards Wiseman’s Bridge, allowing residents to experience the area’s history as part of everyday life. Glenwood brings another chapter to that story. From land once associated with the Picton Castle Estate, through its post-war beginnings, to its complete architectural transformation in 2016, this is a property that has continually evolved while remaining deeply connected to its surroundings. Coastal and Country Living in Pembrokeshire  The location places Glenwood within easy reach of Wiseman’s Bridge, Saundersfoot and the wider Pembrokeshire coastline, while retaining the peace and privacy of its sheltered woodland setting. Wiseman’s Bridge is known for its beach, coastal scenery and access to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The popular seaside village of Saundersfoot offers a harbour, beaches, restaurants, cafés and everyday amenities, with Tenby and the wider attractions of South Pembrokeshire also within convenient reach.  This balance makes Glenwood particularly appealing. It offers the atmosphere of a rural retreat, the practical advantages of a substantial four-bedroom family home, facilities for an equestrian or smallholding lifestyle and direct access towards the beach all within one of South West Wales’ most distinctive coastal valleys.  Glenwood is not simply a modern house in the countryside. It is a considered fusion of architecture, history and landscape: a piece of Pembrokeshire’s past thoughtfully redefined for luxurious and sustainable modern living.

Occupying an enviable elevated position overlooking the beautiful Wye Valley, this impressive four-bedroom detached country residence enjoys breathtaking far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. Set within approximately 3.5 acres of beautifully maintained grounds and paddocks, the property offers an exceptional lifestyle opportunity, perfectly suited to those seeking a rural retreat, equestrian facilities, or the potential for multi-generational living.

Step Inside Thorneycroft is a bespoke, architect-designed, luxurious executive home that’s been built to an exceptional specification by a highly regarded local company. Traditional craftsmanship is blended with contemporary materials and the latest smart home and eco-friendly technologies for the ultimate in modern living. An impressive wooden front door beneath a wide porch leads to a light-filled, double-height entrance hall that sets the tone for this remarkable executive family home. Lying ahead is a generous 45ft (13.99 metre)-long  open plan dining and family room with a kitchen, all designed around an L shape. Two sets of bi-fold doors open out onto a large sunken patio and the garden beyond, extending the home outside and creating a fabulous space for entertaining. Above the doors is a retractable shade. The light-filled kitchen has hand-built cabinets in a classic grey shade, marble worktops and Mandarin Stone flooring. There’s a large island unit with a breakfast bar and sink, all beneath a roof lantern, and there’s space for large fridges. The family room has a fireplace fitted with a wood-burning stove for cosy winter nights indoors. To the left of the hallway is a large living room, while another large room suitable for dining or a study sits on the righthand side. Behind it is a spacious utility room and a WC. Stairs from the hall lead to five generous bedrooms that lie off a galleried landing. The principal suite has a large walk-in wardrobe and an en suite with a bath. Two of the other bedrooms have en suite shower rooms, and there’s a large family bathroom, all lined with marble. Thorneycroft is decorated to a high standard throughout the property. Other features include keyless entry, a sprinkler system and underfloor heating, making it comfortable throughout the year. This is a property that’s been built with the environment in mind, with an air source heat pump and solar panels providing warmth and electricity. The property is offered to the market with no onward chain Step Outside Multi-level landscaped gardens with extensive lawns and a belt of mature trees and shrubs provide a beautiful backdrop for Thorneycroft and have a seamless connection to the kitchen, providing a superb entertaining space. An oak, barn-style double car port provides space for safe car storage and has electric vehicle charging points.  Thorneycroft lies on a quiet country lane and is approached along a shared private driveway with electric entrance gates. There’s plenty of space for parking on the brick-paver hardstanding in front of the garage. Location & Situation Monmouth is an historic town with an upscale, traditional shopping street containing independent boutique shops, a Waitrose supermarket and M&S Simply Food, along with several places to eat, a variety of services and two theatres. The town hosts regular markets and a busy programme of events. Leisure and recreation facilities include a golf course and two Michelin-starred restaurants, The Walnut Tree and The Whitebrook, are just a few miles away. There are several excellent educational institutions locally, including the Haberdashers’ independent schools for boys and girls in Monmouth and the Llangattock School Monmouth with its Montessori-inspired pre-school. Monmouth is close to Junction 2 of the M48 Motorway, which crosses the Severn near Chepstow and links to the M4 giving easy access to Cardiff 30 miles away, Bristol (35 miles) and London (125 miles). The rail stations at Newport and Chepstow run direct trains to London. Agents note: The property benefits from rights of access over the driveway and contributes towards its maintenance.

Step inside Angelton Hall’s classical grandeur, elegant proportions and beautiful, elevated setting ensure it’s one of the most spectacular and desirable properties in Bridgend. Pass through the pillars of a classical portico and a pair of heavy wooden doors into a grand yet welcoming entrance hall that sets the tone for the rest of the house with its double-height ceiling, central staircase that splits into two and galleried landing. Light and airy, with touches of gold on its handrails and spindles, a chandelier hanging over the central space and tiled floor, this impressive space provides access to every area of the house. Directly beyond the entrance hall is a large light and airy open plan kitchen/breakfast room containing hand-crafted New England-style cabinets that make the most of the available space and a large, granite-topped central island with a sink and cupboards. The kitchen contains an abundance of appliances, while special touches such as plinth lights under the cabinets add to the contemporary ambience. The kitchen flows into an orangery that runs across more than two thirds of the house.  Sky lanterns, large windows and sliding glass doors allow light to flood in and make the most of breathtaking views of woodland, including a stately oak, and the countryside beyond. The orangery is the perfect place to sit and relax or entertain and opens out onto a south-facing terrace.  A feature woodburning stove creates a warm environment during cooler times of the year and this versatile space can easily accommodate a dining table. Lying off the orangery is a cosy, more intimate sitting room with bespoke bookshelves and its own view. It’s a great space for watching television. Two rooms sit either side of the entrance hall. One is currently used as a ground floor bedroom while the other has been fitted out as a home cinema. Completing the downstairs layout is a fitness wing that’s a sanctuary for relaxation, with a gym, sauna and steam room. There’s a large utility room with colourful fitted cupboards that provide plenty of storage space, and a WC too. Planning permission is in place to create a swimming pool extension with a plant room and changing facilities. The four upstairs bedrooms are large, luxurious and all have their own boutique hotel-style en suites and built-in storage space. Two open onto a private roof terrace with a wooden deck and glass balcony: the perfect spot to enjoy morning coffee or watch the sun go down. The master bedroom has a glorious view of the large oak in the garden through bi-fold doors. It also has a large dressing area with built-in wardrobes and a statement en suite with a free-standing bath and double sinks. Along with the bedrooms, the first floor has a large lounge area that looks out over the garden and woodland. Angelton Hall has been remodelled, refurbished and extended in recent years and is immaculately decorated throughout. It benefits from fast-speed broadband.   Step outside Angelton Hall’s gardens and woodlands are private, beautiful, tranquil and home to a wealth of wildlife. They contain several mature shrubs and trees, including a spreading oak that’s among the jewels of the property. Beyond the house there are vast lawned areas on which a children’s treehouse, climbing frame, swing, slide and 25m zip wire can be found, along with a large, heated summerhouse that’s reached by a long, meandering path. Closer to the house is an extensive, south-facing terrace that ends with a rill-like water feature. Both the house and gardens are perfect spaces for entertaining friends and family, while the woodland and lawns provide all the ingredients for enchanting childhoods. Outdoor lighting makes this space even more magical during the evenings. Access to Angelton House is through a pair of impressive brick pillars fitted with electric gates, which lead into a sweeping driveway. There is extensive parking and a double garage. Sellers Insight “Angelton Hall has been our home for the last two years, and from the moment we drove through the gates, we knew it was somewhere special.” “What first drew us to the property was the location. It's incredibly convenient, just minutes from the M4 and around twenty minutes from Cardiff, making trips to London easy, but when you arrive home, you feel like you're a million miles away from everything. The first time we visited, it honestly felt more like arriving at a luxury boutique hotel or private country estate than a family home.” “Since moving here, we've poured so much love into the house. We have completely modernised it throughout and added lots of personal touches along the way. One of my favourite projects was recreating the beautiful lighting style of my favourite Raffles Hotel in the hallway. We've wanted the house to feel elegant, dramatic and luxurious, whilst still being somewhere family and friends instantly feel comfortable. Every improvement has been done with care and to a high standard because this house deserved nothing less.” “There are so many rooms I love, but the orangery and gym are probably my favourites. The orangery is one of those spaces that can be anything you need it to be. We've held business meetings there, hosted huge parties and celebrations, and spent many quiet evenings with family. In the winter, with the fire lit and a glass of wine, it feels incredibly cosy and peaceful.” “The gardens have brought us just as much joy as the house itself. We have a zipline, a children's play park built around the trees, a summer house, swim spa, gym, sauna and steam room, along with a beautiful infinity water feature. The wildlife here is amazing also and we often see deer roaming.  The landscaping and lighting have transformed the garden and driveway into something really special, and the views are incredible. On a clear day, you can even see the sea in the distance. Despite all of this, the privacy is what we've probably appreciated most.” “Angelton Hall has been the perfect house for entertaining. With space for more than fifty cars on the driveway and no close neighbours, we've hosted some wonderful parties and celebrations over the years. It has become the house that family and friends naturally gravitate towards. We've hosted everything from family occasions to formal dinners with private chefs and work events. The summer house has been brilliant too, especially for giving the children their own space while the adults enjoy the main house.” “What will I miss most? Honestly, everything.  This isn't just a house, it's a lifestyle. We have loved every second of living here and it has been a truly wonderful family home.”

The interior of Bryn Cwrt has been thoughtfully reimagined to create a bright and contemporary living environment. The layout is well balanced, offering spacious and versatile accommodation across three bedrooms. The existing garage offers excellent potential for a conversion into a fourth bedroom or additional accommodation, ideally suited to multi-generational living (subject to the necessary consents) The principal living areas are filled with natural light, enhanced by the property’s elevated position and open outlook. The design focuses on clean lines and modern finishes, creating a home that feels both stylish and comfortable. The kitchen and living spaces flow naturally, making them ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Bedrooms are well proportioned, offering privacy and flexibility for family or guest use. The overall impression is one of quality, light, and effortless single-level living. Externally, Bryn Cwrt truly excels, set within approximately 15 acres of land that provide space, privacy, and outstanding lifestyle potential. The elevated position ensures panoramic views across the surrounding countryside, creating a sense of openness and tranquillity. The grounds are well suited to a variety of uses, particularly for equestrian or rural pursuits. A substantial barn, ten stables, and a tack room offer excellent facilities for those with horses or land-based interests. The land itself provides both functionality and natural beauty, with scope for further use or enjoyment. The setting is peaceful and private, yet remains highly accessible. This is an outdoor environment that complements the home perfectly. Sellers Insight: When I bought Bryn Cwrt, I knew I had found something special, but over time it has become so much more than just a house to me – it has been a sanctuary. Tucked away in the countryside yet incredibly well connected, it offers that rare balance of complete peace with everyday convenience. The M4 makes commuting to Bristol, Cardiff or Newport easy, the train station offers free parking, and The Grange hospital is less than ten minutes away. I can be in Usk, Hereford or exploring the Wye Valley with ease, yet when I am home it feels wonderfully private, calm and secure, with no immediate neighbours and a real sense of seclusion. From the outset, I committed to doing everything properly. After commissioning a full survey, I systematically completed all recommended works: a new roof with added insulation, double-glazed windows throughout, full rewiring and replumbing, a new heating system with the oil tank relocated to a safer position, solar panels, and fully relevelled floors. The result is a warm, efficient bungalow that has been comprehensively modernised. In addition, the garage has been sympathetically rebuilt to match the house, with new windows, its own entrance, and plumbing already in place, making it ideal for conversion to an annex, Airbnb, or multi-generational living. Moving on from Bryn Cwrt, the views are what I will miss most. From the en-suite bedroom and the lounge, I look out across my own land, often with sheep grazing peacefully beyond. Bi-fold doors open from the lounge onto the patio, drawing the outside in and making summer living a joy. The kitchen diner is always a favourite with guests, filled with morning sunshine and perfect for family life or entertaining. The land is a huge advantage, with barns and stables and no agricultural tie, allowing complete flexibility of use. I have landscaped and securely fenced the garden, making it ideal for dogs, and improved the land with new fencing and additional trees. The large driveway offers plenty of parking, while the barn and stable offer great potential and flexibility for a multitude of uses. With so much land and set down a private drive at the top of the hill, Bryn Cwrt offers space, freedom and tranquillity – all while remaining effortlessly connected to real life. ///diplomas.transmit.extensive

An iconic, Harlech home, set within approximately four acres of magnificent grounds, with sensational mountain and sea views, as well as being within walking distance of pubs, shops and restaurants. A Landmark Home of History, Character and Coastal Beauty Few homes possess the presence, provenance and breathtaking setting of Crown Lodge. Occupying an enviable, elevated position within approximately four acres of beautifully established gardens and woodland, this remarkable Edwardian residence enjoys commanding panoramic views across Royal St David’s Golf Course, Harlech Beach, the Morfa Dunes, Cardigan Bay, the Llŷn Peninsula, Harlech Castle and the mountains of Eryri beyond. Originally commissioned in 1903 as the private residence of the Crown Agent for Wales, Crown Lodge was designed by renowned Scottish Arts and Crafts architect George Walton. Over more than a century, this distinguished home has changed hands only four times, a testament to both its enduring quality and the deep connection it inspires in those fortunate enough to call it home. Today, Crown Lodge represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Harlech’s most celebrated residences, a home where architectural heritage, exceptional privacy and an extraordinary coastal lifestyle combine seamlessly. A Grand Arrival Approached through imposing stone entrance gates, a sweeping driveway meanders through the mature grounds before arriving at the impressive façade of the house. The sense of arrival is immediate. Traditional stone walls, expansive lawns, established planting and the former tennis court create a setting of remarkable stature and tranquillity. Positioned centrally within its grounds, the property enjoys an exceptional degree of seclusion, yet it remains just a short walk from the historic centre of Harlech and its many amenities. Elegant Interiors Rich in Character The impressive reception hall immediately showcases the craftsmanship synonymous with homes of this era. High ceilings, intricate coving, original detailing and the magnificent Arts and Crafts, Oak staircase create a striking first impression. A welcoming fireplace with log burning stove provides warmth and atmosphere, while features such as the original panelled telephone cupboard offer fascinating reminders of the property’s rich history. Throughout the home, beautifully proportioned rooms, high skirting boards, decorative architraves and period detailing have been carefully preserved and sympathetically enhanced. Exceptional Reception Spaces The principal sitting room is both elegant and inviting. Bathed in natural light throughout the day, it enjoys spectacular coastal views and provides a wonderful space for entertaining, relaxing beside the fire or simply admiring the ever changing scenery. A second reception room offers valuable flexibility and could serve equally well as a snug, home office, library, playroom or media room depending upon individual requirements. The formal dining room is perfectly positioned to embrace the exceptional outlook. Large windows frame the coastline beyond, creating a stunning backdrop for both everyday dining and special occasions. The Heart of the Home Recently remodelled by the current owners, the spacious kitchen and dining area offers a sociable and welcoming environment for family life and entertaining alike. Featuring a bespoke dresser, wine storage and a range of fitted and freestanding cabinetry, the space combines practicality with character while offering exciting opportunities for future owners to further personalise and enhance the room. Flexible Accommodation with Outstanding Views The accommodation extends to six ensuite bedrooms arranged across three floors, providing exceptional flexibility for a variety of lifestyles. The ground floor includes a generous ensuite bedroom, ideal for guests, multi generational living or those seeking single level accommodation. On the first floor, the magnificent staircase rises to a collection of beautifully proportioned bedrooms, each with its own unique character and outlook. Particularly impressive is an elegant suite comprising a sitting area, bedroom and ensuite, while another spectacular bedroom features a bay window framing arguably the finest views in the house, encompassing Harlech Castle, the coastline and the mountains beyond. The principal bedroom offers generous proportions and an ensuite complete with bath, creates a peaceful sanctuary from which to enjoy the stunning surroundings. Adding further versatility, the second floor provides a self contained style suite incorporating a sitting room, bedroom, dressing room and ensuite facilities. This adaptable space is perfectly suited for guests, teenagers, extended family or potential staff accommodation. The property also retains its original “Maid’s Staircase”, a fascinating architectural feature offering independent access between floors. A Home of Remarkable Possibility Currently operating as a highly successful, luxury guest house, Crown Lodge presents a wealth of exciting opportunities. Whether reimagined as a substantial private family residence, continued as an established hospitality business, adapted for multi generational living or developed as an exclusive boutique retreat, the flexibility of the accommodation allows future owners to tailor the property to their own vision and lifestyle. Magnificent Grounds and Outdoor Living The gardens surrounding Crown Lodge are every bit as captivating as the house itself. Beautifully established and thoughtfully maintained, they provide year round colour, texture and interest through an abundance of hydrangeas, rhododendrons, lilies and mature specimen planting. The grounds offer a wonderful sense of freedom and privacy, with expansive lawns, woodland areas and peaceful seating terraces creating spaces to entertain, relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the setting. A sheltered rear terrace captures the morning sun beautifully and provides the perfect spot for coffee, reflection and quieter moments throughout the day. Several useful outbuildings, including a workshop, further enhance the practicality of the grounds. The former tennis court could easily be reinstated and from this part of the grounds there are views of Harlech Castle whilst other parts of the grounds enjoy magnificent sea and mountain views. A Lifestyle Without Compromise Crown Lodge occupies one of the most desirable positions within the historic coastal town of Harlech. From the doorstep, owners can enjoy world class links golf at Royal St David’s Golf Club, miles of golden sandy beaches, breathtaking coastal and mountain walks, welcoming restaurants and traditional pubs. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Harlech Castle stands proudly above the town, while the wider landscapes of Eryri National Park provide endless opportunities for outdoor adventure and exploration. Despite its wonderfully secluded setting, local shops, schools, transport links and everyday amenities remain conveniently close at hand. The Next Chapter For the current owners, Crown Lodge has been far more than simply a house. It has been a treasured home, lovingly restored, carefully preserved and deeply enjoyed. Now, an extraordinary opportunity exists for a new custodian to become part of its remarkable story and secure one of Harlech’s most iconic and admired residences. A home of history, substance and soul. A home where every view inspires and every arrival feels special. A home unlike any other. Vendor Insight When did you first find this home, what first drew you to it, and what was it that instantly captured your heart? We found this home in 2016 and we were drawn to it by the history and chacter of the building. The house sits centrally in it’s four acre plot giving a great deal of privacy and seclusion. It’s a home which gives great balance, It’s not too big or too small, close to town but not too close.  The driveway is both impressive and functional and then, the view. Seeing that view for the first time was the moment we knew that this was the one! Following those first impressions, how has your connection deepened over time? How would you describe the feeling of arriving home, whether at the end of a busy day, after a weekend trip or simply just a few hours away? Putting our own stamp on the property has given us a deep connection to the house, but there is still plenty of scope for another owner to put their stamp on it. It has genuinely been an honour to own Crown Lodge and every time we Arrive back home we have a feeling of Sanctuary. Tell us a little about the home’s history. Have you made any changes or additions that you feel have enhanced its character or functionality? The house has a rich history. Originally built for the Crown Agent for Wales in 1903, it has served as a family home, hotel and guest house over the years. We returned the home to its original identity and character. The feature we most love is The Reception Hall, with a fabulous staircase and the perfect setting for a massive Christmas Tree. Which spaces do you find yourself gravitating to most, and why? How does your home make day to day living feel special? What time of year does the property feel most magical, and why? We mostly gravitate to the Living Room for its class. We have had so many family talks in the kitchen which has been a special place for us. Fires in the winter are great. The sunsets and the way the sun enters the building are incredible. We love our walks around the garden. Crown Lodge is a home that can be enjoyed All year, summer with its sunsets and sea view, autumn with the trees and their colours, Christmas is great and winter in general with the wood burners give a homely atmosphere and Spring – WOW, the garden comes alive! For families, what do you feel makes this such a wonderful place to raise children? Space in the house gives the opportunity of freedom and family intimacy. The Grounds are made for a growing family to experience life in their own setting and the beach is so close for family activities and fun. How would you describe the local community and the lifestyle on offer? Are there favourite local spots, cafés, pubs, restaurants, walks, hidden gems etc that really capture the spirit of living here? The local community is there to compliment your lifestyle, should you wish. There are things like The Historical Society, Yoga, Sports Centre, Golf and Outdoor Activities. The local walks are unsurpassed and the beach is one of the best in the world. We have operated an aircraft locally and have a boat moored in Pwllheli Marina. There are great Pubs and Restaurants within walking distance What kinds of memories have been created here? Family celebrations have been unforgettable experiences, revolving around the house, garden and the beach being so accessible.  What do you think the next owners will fall in love with most? The next owners will be able to stamp their own identity on the House. They will no doubt love all the things that we love about the house. Crown Lodge will make a great family home for someone new. As you prepare to move on, what will you miss most and what will you take with you in your memories? Crown Lodge has always made us feel special as owners, we will be unlikely to find anywhere else like it. Additional Information  Services: Mains electricity, water & drainage (TBC). Oil heating (TBC). Council Tax: Band B. Local Authority: Gwynedd. Tenure: Freehold.    Broadband: (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)   Standard – 17 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 1 Mpbs (highest available upload speed)   Superfast – 80 Mpbs (highest available download speed) – 20 Mpbs (highest available upload speed)   Mobile coverage: Good Outdoor and In-home (Information taken from checker.ofcom.org.uk)   We always recommend you contact your supplier to discuss the availability of broadband and mobile coverage at this property.    Directions: Using the app what3words type in: this.spoiler.shameless Referral Fees: Fine & Country sometimes refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing, financial services, survey, insurance & valuations services, currency exchange and staging & styling. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form which is available upon request.   Agent’s Notes Fine & Country and their clients give notice that: 1. 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Step Inside Originally built around 1840, Cae-Pw-Cella is an exceptional Grade II Listed Tudor Revival villa that has been meticulously restored to combine outstanding period character with the finest modern comforts. Elegant proportions, original architectural detailing and beautifully preserved fireplaces create a home of remarkable warmth and distinction. The impressive reception hall leads to a collection of versatile reception rooms, ideal for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living. A cosy study/snug features a working fireplace, while the original malt room retains its historic charm with a mullioned bay window, oak window seat and feature fireplace. The magnificent south-facing drawing room opens directly onto the verandah, and the formal dining room is centred around a striking inglenook fireplace with its original butler's hatch connecting to the pantry. At the heart of the home is a spectacular bespoke kitchen and breakfast room, fitted with handcrafted burred oak cabinetry, granite worktops and an exceptional range of appliances including Wolf ovens and hob, a three-oven gas AGA, and Sub-Zero refrigeration with wine storage. Limestone flooring with underfloor heating, roof lanterns and bi-fold doors create a light-filled space that flows effortlessly onto the terrace. A walk-in larder, generous laundry and practical boot room complete the accommodation. The luxurious principal suite enjoys breathtaking views across the Severn Estuary and includes a bespoke dressing room, elegant en-suite bathroom with underfloor heating, and French doors opening onto a charming castellated balcony. Four further double bedrooms each benefit from their own en-suite facilities, while the guest suite also features a dedicated dressing room. A beautifully appointed Coach House provides superb self-contained accommodation with a kitchen, spacious sitting/dining room, two bedrooms and a family bathroom, ideal for guests, multi-generational living or ancillary income. Step Outside The approach to Cae-Pw-Cella is every bit as impressive as the house itself. Accessed via electronically operated gates, a sweeping driveway leads through beautifully maintained grounds before arriving at the house, where extensive parking accommodates numerous vehicles alongside a detached double garage. The magnificent walled gardens extend to approximately 3.5 acres and have been thoughtfully landscaped to create an oasis of peace and privacy. Formal lawns are interwoven with winding pathways leading through mature specimen trees and shrubs, whilst a delightful Japanese garden and rose arbour provide enchanting focal points throughout the seasons. Formal terraces and the elegant verandah offer exceptional spaces for outdoor entertaining, perfectly positioned to enjoy the far-reaching views towards Wentwood Forest, the Severn Estuary and the surrounding Monmouthshire countryside. For those with equestrian interests, the property benefits from a substantial stable block with direct access to the adjoining paddock and village lanes, providing excellent hacking opportunities. The former tennis court presents exciting potential for reinstatement or alternative leisure use, ensuring the grounds offer something for every generation. Location Nestled in the charming village of Shirenewton, Cae-Pw-Cella enjoys an enviable position on the edge of the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Surrounded by rolling countryside, ancient woodland and scenic bridleways, it offers an exceptional lifestyle for lovers of nature and rural living. Despite its peaceful setting, the village has a highly regarded primary school, three welcoming pubs and a vibrant community. School transport serves Haberdashers' Monmouth Schools and St John's on the Hill in Chepstow. The M48 is just five miles away, providing easy access to Bristol, Cardiff, Bath and London, while nearby Chepstow offers rail links, shopping, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Introducing Penyvoel Hall, a magnificent manor house that combines the elegance of Victorian and Georgian architecture. Situated above the picturesque border village of Llanymynech, this historic residence has been meticulously restored by its current owners, ensuring that its original character features are retained while seamlessly integrating modern decor and practicalities for comfortable family living. Set over three storeys, Penyvoel Hall boasts nine spacious bedrooms within the main residence. Additionally, there is a two-bedroom apartment that provides excellent income potential or is ideal for multi-generational living. The property offers just over 9,000 square feet of accommodation, making it a versatile space suitable for various lifestyle needs. The hall is set within approximately two acres of beautifully maintained gardens and grounds, offering a serene and private retreat. Located below the iconic Llanymynech Rocks and above the charming village of Llanymynech, the property enjoys a stunning setting with convenient access to local amenities. The current owners operate a successful Bed & Breakfast from Penyvoel Hall, presenting an opportunity for future owners to continue this venture if desired. This imposing and elegant property represents a unique blend of historical charm and modern convenience, perfect for luxurious everyday living.

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a grand entrance lobby, complete with a central oak staircase leading to the first floor. The open-plan living space forms the heart of the home, where a stunning kitchen with quartz countertops, integrated Neff appliances, and a massive island seamlessly flows into the expansive dining and living areas. Bi-fold doors open up to the front and side terraces, allowing natural light to flood the space and showcasing breathtaking sea views across the Bristol Channel. Each of the six bedrooms is generously proportioned, featuring modern en-suite bathrooms, with the master suite occupying its own private wing complete with dressing room and sitting area. The property also offers a dedicated study and multiple reception rooms, all designed with a focus on comfort, luxury, and functionality. The outdoor spaces at Yr Berllan Fach are just as impressive as the interior. Set within 1.5 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, the grounds offer complete privacy, with a mix of mature trees, lawns, and stunning slate stone terraces. The raised front terrace is perfect for entertaining, accessible directly via bi-fold doors from the living room, and is complemented by an outdoor kitchen and bar area for al fresco dining. A large detached annexe provides an ideal space for leisure, with a full gym, sauna, and a fitted bar with projector and screen for entertainment. Whether you're enjoying a peaceful evening overlooking the sea or hosting a large gathering, the outdoor areas are designed to take full advantage of the spectacular surroundings. What3words///husbands.chess.fixture Vendor Insight Y Berllan Fach has been my home since 2015, and from the moment I first saw it, I was captivated by the breath-taking views over the Bristol Channel. Since moving in, we have undertaken a complete renovation, almost starting from scratch to create a home that is both stylish and functional. We added a top floor, expanding the space with two additional bedrooms, all bedrooms with their own en-suite. The outdoor areas have been transformed as well, including a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, bar area, and gymperfect for entertaining and making the most of the stunning surroundings. The kitchen is a true highlight of the home. Its open-plan design, complemented by bifold doors, creates a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor living. When the doors are open, the space is filled with natural light, and the panoramic views make every moment here feel special. My personal retreat is the bar area, where I love to unwind, watch the rugby on the projector, and enjoy my collection of whiskey, proudly displayed. This space has been at the heart of many memorable gatherings, from Christmas celebrations to milestone birthdaysincluding my 50thas well as our wedding, making this home forever special to us. The generous space allowed us to set up marquees for large celebrations, ensuring plenty of room for friends and family to come together. Set on 2.5 acres, the garden offers wonderful privacy, with a wooded area, walled boundaries, and a private drive. The natural beauty here is extraordinarywe regularly see owls, squirrels, foxes, and falcons. With the road sitting below the house, there is no sight of traffic, just uninterrupted views stretching across the channel. The sunrises and sunsets here are simply beautiful. Beyond the home itself, the community has been a joy to be part of. We are just a short stroll from the village centre, a place rich in history, where St. David and St. Patrick were educated. The area boasts charming pubs and excellent restaurants. Everything we could need is within easy reach, with great transport links, bus routes, and plenty of activities always happening. The beach and coastal path are perfect for dog walkers and nature lovers, and a footpath directly opposite the house leads straight into the countryside. The area also benefits from an excellent sports centre and outstanding schooling options. As we prepare to move on, what I will miss most are the views, which have been an ever-present source of joy. However, our love for the area remains strong, and while we need to downsize, we hope to stay nearbya true testament to just how special this place is.

A Remarkable Architectural Home Created Around Nature Architect-designed contemporary residence by Argent Architects • Approximately four acres of private grounds • Three bedrooms • Engineered glulam post-and-beam construction • Standing-seam zinc roof and cladding • High-performance insulated envelope • Aluminium/timber composite glazing • Two elevated balconies • Two substantial garages • Dedicated workspace • Separate lodge/store • Wildlife pond • Exceptional privacy There are homes that are renovated, and then there are those that are completely reimagined. When the current owners discovered Millpark, an entirely different bungalow occupied this wonderfully secluded setting. Recognising the potential of the land, they made the bold decision to demolish the original dwelling and begin again, commissioning renowned Pembrokeshire practice Argent Architects to create a home designed specifically around its surroundings. The result is a striking three-bedroom contemporary residence, elevated above approximately four acres of private grounds and thoughtfully positioned to maximise natural light, privacy and its exceptional connection with the surrounding landscape. Built around an engineered glulam post-and-beam frame, with a high-performance insulated envelope, standing-seam zinc roof and cladding, and aluminium/timber composite glazing, the house combines bold contemporary architecture with outstanding energy efficiency, durability and low-maintenance modern living. Yet it is the relationship with nature that makes Millpark truly special. Generous glazing draws the outside in, while two elevated balconies provide wonderful places to sit and admire the surrounding countryside. Morning coffee as the sun rises, long summer evenings overlooking the grounds, or simply watching the seasons unfold—the landscape becomes an integral part of everyday life. Within the grounds are two ponds, including a beautiful wildlife pond that has become a thriving natural habitat. During my own visit, one of the most memorable sights was the extraordinary dragonflies—amongst the largest I have ever seen—gliding effortlessly across the water’s surface. It is a small detail, perhaps, but one that perfectly captures the tranquillity, biodiversity and sense of seclusion that define this remarkable setting. The grounds themselves encourage a slower pace of life. Mature trees, open lawns and natural planting create an ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons, attracting an abundance of wildlife while offering complete privacy. It is a setting that feels both beautifully landscaped and wonderfully wild, allowing nature to flourish around the home. The elevated design also creates exceptional practicality beneath the principal accommodation, with two substantial garages and a dedicated workspace. Subject to obtaining the necessary planning permissions and consents, there may be potential to explore connecting the workspace with the accommodation above, creating further flexibility for those seeking additional living accommodation, a studio or a home office. A separate lodge/store provides valuable ancillary accommodation within the grounds, further enhancing the versatility of the property. Millpark is not simply a bungalow that has been modernised. It is an entirely new home, thoughtfully conceived from the ground up—where contemporary architecture, exceptional craftsmanship and approximately four acres of private Pembrokeshire countryside exist in complete harmony. For those seeking something genuinely individual, Millpark offers a rare combination of architectural distinction, complete privacy, practical versatility and an exceptional connection with nature. A home designed not simply to sit within its landscape, but to embrace it.

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL - PLANNING GRANTED FOR 4 × 4 BEDROOM DETACHED HOMES. A sweeping staircase and galleried landing set the tone the moment you step into the grand hallway. The ground floor flows seamlessly between multiple reception rooms, including a cosy sitting room, formal lounge, dining room, and a stunning leisure suite. The bespoke kitchen by Smallbone of Devizes includes quality integrated appliances, a large dining area, and opens onto the rear terrace. The leisure wing is a standout feature, complete with an indoor pool, bar, starlight ceiling, projector system, changing facilities, and gym space. Underfloor heating and Sonos sound run throughout many areas of the home. Upstairs, six spacious bedrooms span the top floor the principal suite boasts a walk-in dressing room and luxurious en suite, while all other bedrooms enjoy built-in wardrobes and private or Jack & Jill bathrooms. Situated in the leafy heart of Cyncoed, Hollybush House offers the best of both worlds: complete seclusion with unbeatable convenience. Cardiff High School catchment makes this address highly sought-after, and nearby private schools such as Howell's, Cathedral School, and St John's College offer excellent alternatives. Roath Park, its boating lake, tennis courts, and picturesque café are just a short walk away, while Cyncoed village, Lakeside and Wellfield Road offer a host of independent bars, restaurants, and boutiques. Access is superb with nearby train stations, the M4 corridor, and Cardiff Airport close at hand. For London commuters or frequent travellers, Paddington can be reached in under two hours.

Gellidywyll Farm is a stunning 4/5 bedroom detached home set in the highly sought-after location of Sketty. This exceptional property blends traditional charm with modern living, offering equestrian facilities, a detached triple garage, and a wealth of versatile spaces. Positioned just beyond a pathway that provides direct access to multiple walks, cycle tracks, and bridle paths, this home presents a unique opportunity for families, equestrian enthusiasts, or those seeking a peaceful rural retreat without compromising on convenience.  Sketty is one of Swansea’s most desirable residential areas, renowned for its blend of village charm and easy access to city amenities. Residents enjoy an array of shops, cafes, pubs, and restaurants, alongside highly regarded schools and local healthcare facilities. The area is perfectly placed for outdoor enthusiasts, with numerous parks, walking trails, and cycle routes on your doorstep. The stunning Gower Peninsula, with its award-winning beaches and coastal walks, is just a short drive away, offering endless opportunities for recreation and exploration, while Swansea city centre is also within easy reach.  Approach After travelling through the village of Sketty and down a single-track, picturesque lane, you arrive at Gellidywyll Farm. Instantly, the private and peaceful setting becomes apparent as you are welcomed by a five-bar double wooden gate opening onto a concrete driveway, providing ample parking for multiple vehicles. This secluded approach sets the tone for the charm and tranquillity that awaits within.  Step Inside… Entrance Step into a welcoming entranceway where the home’s charm and character are immediately apparent. Featuring carpeted flooring, exposed oak lintels, and high ceilings, this space provides access to the lounge and a step up into the kitchen/dining/family room, creating a seamless flow into the heart of the home.  Kitchen / Dining / Family Room The heart of the home is a character-filled traditional farmhouse kitchen, blending oak and terracotta tiled flooring with a mix of spot and central lighting. Dual-aspect windows and double glass doors to the conservatory allows natural light. The kitchen itself offers a range of wall and base units topped with granite worktops, a porcelain sink, Hotpoint dishwasher, and an AGA oven which also contributes to the heating. A generous dining area and family seating area in front of a feature stone fireplace with oak mantel and wood burner completes this inviting space. From here, there is access to the utility room, two inner hallways, the conservatory, a cloak/storage cupboard, and a stable-style door to the rear.  Conservatory Double doors from the family area lead into the conservatory, a bright and airy space with windows overlooking the stunning grounds and double patio doors to the rear. Terracotta tiled flooring complements the room’s natural charm, creating a perfect spot to unwind with a nightcap or enjoy the surrounding views.  Utility Room The utility room mirrors the kitchen’s style with additional wall and base units topped with granite worktops. It features an integrated wine cooler, space for an American-style fridge/freezer, spotlighting, terracotta tiled flooring, dual access to the rear, a front-facing window, and access to the inner hallway. Inner Hallway The terracotta-tiled inner hallway, illuminated by spot lighting, provides access to a boiler room, the dining area, study, and a ground floor WC, creating a practical and well-connected layout.  Ground Floor WC Furnished with a WC, wash basin, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, partial tiled walls, spotlighting, a mirror with lighting, and a side window.  Study Offering carpeted flooring and a rear-facing window overlooking the garden, the study features a feature stone wall and a wood burner, creating a warm, inviting, and versatile space. Perfect as a study, book nook, snug, or whatever suits your lifestyle, it also provides access to both inner hallways.  Lounge Accessed via double doors from the entranceway, the lounge is a character-filled space with dual-aspect windows overlooking the grounds. The feature stone wall with wood burner and oak mantel immediately draws the eye, while carpeted flooring, high ceilings, exposed beams, and lintels enhance the cosy, inviting atmosphere. This space is perfect for entertaining or unwinding and provides access to the patio and a versatile studio.  Versatile Studio/Bedroom 5 Nestled off the lounge, this naturally bright room benefits from a front-facing window and a Fakro skylight. Featuring pine flooring and spot lighting, this extremely versatile space is ideal as a home studio, playroom, or office. It could also serve as a self-contained annex if combined with the lounge, with direct access to the front.  WC (Off Studio) This WC is furnished with a WC, wash basin, spotlighting, extractor fan, two shaving points, and pine flooring.  Landing From the family area and inner hallway, a carpeted stairway leads to the first floor where a carpeted landing provides access to four bedrooms and the family bathroom.  Principal Bedroom with En-Suite The beautifully bright principal bedroom features oak flooring, a side-facing window, vaulted ceiling, and a Velux window. It offers a built-in wardrobe with hanging rail and a private en-suite comprising a WC, circular Jacuzzi wash basin, large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, mirror with lighting, extractor fan, spotlighting, tiled flooring and walls, and a Velux window.  Bedroom Two Located at the rear of the home, this lovely double bedroom features a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, oak flooring, a window overlooking the garden, and a range of built-in wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving. There is ample room for a dressing area, desk, or seating.  Bedroom Three Another generous double bedroom with dual-aspect windows overlooking the front courtyard, carpeted flooring, vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and built-in wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving.  Bedroom Four A single bedroom with a front-facing window, carpeted flooring, an exposed stone wall, and built-in wardrobes with fitted hanging rails and shelving.  Family Bathroom Furnished with a WC, wash basin, feature bath with handheld shower, vinyl flooring, spotlighting, built-in wardrobes with fitted shelving, and a window overlooking the front courtyard.  Step Outside…  Stables, Tack, and Store Externally, this property benefits from two stables, a storage room ideal for feed, and a tack room, all with lighting and electricity. The tack area also features running warm and cold water.  Detached Triple Garage & Wood Store The home includes a double and single garage with lighting, electricity, and up-and-over doors, perfect for vehicles, a workshop, or a home gym. To the side, there is an external wood store.  Gardens and Grounds Surrounding the home are beautifully maintained level lawns, expansive patio, and mature, colourful planting that adds year-round charm and character. The private and peaceful setting provides multiple outdoor seating areas, ideal for entertaining friends, enjoying alfresco dining, or simply relaxing while taking in the views of the grounds. Winding paths lead through the gardens, creating a sense of exploration and tranquillity, and extend to a small paddock with lush grass, perfect for children to play safely, pets to roam, or for small-scale equestrian use. The combination of open, versatile spaces and intimate garden corners makes this a true outdoor haven, offering both practicality and a sense of escape from everyday life.  The Local Area Sketty is a highly sought-after suburb of Swansea, offering the perfect combination of village atmosphere and convenience. The area boasts excellent schools, medical facilities, local shops, cafes, and traditional pubs, ensuring everyday needs are well catered for. Residents also benefit from superb access to the Gower Peninsula, famed for its breath-taking coastline, sandy beaches, and scenic walking trails, making it ideal for weekend escapes and outdoor pursuits. Swansea city centre is only a short drive away, providing wider shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, while transport links including the M4 motorway, Swansea railway station, and local bus routes make commuting straightforward. With its mix of lifestyle, convenience, and natural beauty, Sketty remains one of the most sought-after places to live in the region.   Additional Property Information Freehold Tax Band - H Oil/Electric Mains Water - Billed Mains Drainage Small paddock has restrictions preventing it to be developed Ultrafast Broadband Available For mobile coverage please visit https://checker.ofcom.org.uk

Step inside This V-shaped stone barn is understood to date from the early to mid 1700s . It sits in harmony with the beautiful Monmouthshire countryside surrounding it and is an oasis of calm and privacy. In recent years it’s been lovingly converted to provide a comfortable and contemporary three-bedroom family home that’s practical and welcoming while retaining its original character and integrity. Situated on level ground, its overall design is well balanced and provides a natural flow between rooms. The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall that leads to a spacious living room, kitchen, utility room and cloakroom. Measuring at 5.28 by 4.97m (17.4 by 16.4ft), the living room enjoys plenty of natural light, with a large, almost  floor-to-ceiling  window looking out over the gardens.  There are character-rich exposed beams and a feature fireplace that add to its charm. The generously sized kitchen, situated at the other side of the entrance hall, has wooden fitted units, attractive backsplash tiling and a built-in oven and hob, with enough  space for a dining table and large fridge-freezer. Close by is the utility room with fitted units and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A door from the kitchen leads into a games room, currently arranged around a pool table, with a bar and seating area. This excellent social space has been created from the property’s integral double garage. An inner hallway connects the living room to three bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower and there’s a large family bathroom. Old Gunter’s Barn is double glazed throughout the property and has gas heating. Step outside Far-reaching views of open farmland towards the Severn Bridge and River Severn can be enjoyed to the south of Old Gunter’s Barn, which brings a sense of connection between the property and the beauty of the surrounding landscape. The property is surrounded by 1.46 acres of land, which includes peaceful gardens full of birdlife and three paddocks that are currently used by a farmer for grazing cattle but have also provided a landing spot for a helicopter. Lawns wrap around three sides of the house and there are areas of dry flintstone, together with colourful planting and a shrubbery, and a covered area that’s perfect for al fresco dining. A gravel driveway leads off the road  and there’s plenty of off-road parking. All in all, this is a peaceful and private space offering plenty of scope for a smallholding, equestrian activities or a growing family. Sellers Insight Old Gunter’s Barn is a beautifully converted barn that offers space, comfort and character in an idyllic and picturesque setting; creating a perfect oasis of calm and privacy whilst remaining close to a welcoming village community. The present owner, Kate, recalls how she and her husband first discovered the rather run down barn and saw its potential as a superb family home. They lovingly brought the barn back into the twenty first century, and work included redecorating throughout, converting the garage into a games and garden room, alongside the addition of a new garage. Natural light floods the rooms in Old Gunter’s Barn creating a bright and uplifting ambience throughout the home.  Windows frame stunning views that sweep across the countryside towards the River Severn and the Severn Bridge, bringing a sense of connection with the beauty of the landscape, into the home. Each room is designed to be both practical and welcoming, but the lounge and the games room are the firm favourites, offering peaceful places to relax, and unwind.  The lounge window draws the garden indoors enhancing the calm of this charming living space.  The garden room has been the hub for entertainment and social gatherings. With its bar, that has been stocked with draught beer, pool table and comfortable seating places it holds memories of happy gatherings of family and friends. Outside the lawns wrap round three sides of the house, and the areas of dry flintstone, colourful planting and shrubbery combine to make a garden for sitting and savouring this tranquil oasis where the sounds of the busy birdlife add to the delight. A covered outdoor spot provides the perfect spot for al fresco dining whether enjoying a quiet time with a book or hosting friends on quiet summer evenings.  A gate leads into the three adjoining paddocks, currently used by a farmer for grazing his cattle, but has also served as a landing spot for a helicopter, highlighting the flexibility and appeal of the property. Old Gunter’s Barn is only five minutes from community minded Caerwent village which offers a pub and post office, and the remains of an ancient Roman forum and temple. Steeped in history, and three miles away, the town of Caldicot has a castle, leisure centre and costal walking paths whilst Chepstow and Newport are easily accessible for shopping, restaurants and commuting. Monmouthshire is renowned for its beautiful landscapes, rivers, and scenic coastal path and countryside walks. Kate says Old Gunter’s Barn has given the family twelve very happy years, but the time has come to downsize and she knows that the barn will bring the next owners the same peaceful lifestyle and sense of belonging.