luxury real estate for sale Llanrhystud, United Kingdom

A magnificent 10 bedroom, country home steeped in history and fully renovated to an exceptional standard, blending a wealth of character and charm with modern, designer living. This warm, inviting home is perfect for everyday living or lavish entertaining, enjoying spectacular views over the Dyfi estuary and the Snowdonia national park. In an article for the Telegraph in May 2007, James Delingpole described the views as “probably one of the best views in Wales “. Glandyfi Castle is secluded yet not isolated, giving a genuine feeling of being in ones own private world. The estate is actually wonderfully accessible with road and rail links conveniently nearby. The double Michelin starred Ynishir Hall restaurant, twice voted the best restaurant in Wales, is less than a mile away and the closest town is the cosmopolitan, cultural hub of Machynlleth, well known for its Comedy Festival, Classical Music Festival, Moma Gallery and the Centre of Alternative Technology. Included in the sale is a detached two bedroom cottage and a variety of interesting stone outbuildings, all sitting in approximately 41 acres of gardens, woodland and grounds. To the front of the Castle there is estuary frontage including the remains of an ancient jetty.

Nestled in a peaceful setting, this substantial six-bedroom family home sits at the heart of over 20 acres of land, offering versatile accommodation with potential for a small annex in one wing. The grounds boast a delightful mix of pasture, wooded copices, and gardens, alongside a charming natural lake, providing an idyllic retreat for wildlife enthusiasts. Enhanced by the gentle stream that meanders through the property, the surroundings offer a serene and picturesque backdrop for tranquil living Private setting amidst its own land Large 6 bedroom home with versatile layout 20 acres of mixed land River running through property camping site 5 miles from Llandeilo Description    Introducing Bryn y Cadno, a charming abode whose name translates to 'Hill of the Fox'. As you turn into the private lane leading to Bryn y Cadno, you'll be immediately captivated by the serene beauty of its surroundings. The lane, adorned with snowdrops, crocuses, and later daffodils along the riverbank, offers a picturesque journey. Come spring, the wooded areas burst into carpets of native bluebells, adding to the enchantment The substantial 6 bedroom farmhouse sits comfortably within over 20 acres of mixed grounds including pasture, woodland and the Nant Cwm-Cyfyng river running though with its pretty hump backed stone bridge connecting with the land on the opposite banks. The sellers have capitalised on the serene setting over recent years by creating a camping field in one of the riverside paddocks. .    The main residence offers extensive accommodation with six bedrooms and three to four rooms. One of the wings would make a perfect annex or potential holiday let if a purchaser was seeking an opportunity for an additional income. It is the land that will be the appeal too many, with glorious woodland, pasture, gardens, orchards and attractive wildlife pond. This diverse area has something to suit most, whether that is livetsock, ponies or simply enjoyment of the natural habitat and the privacy that the land affords. ..    The farmstead of Bryn y Cadno has a long and interesting history dating back to the 16th century (1594) with buildings and associated structures forming a group of very distinctive character. The layout of the farmhouse is derived from a longhouse plan with the well preserved cow house on the other side of the stream of an even earlier date. Material in the National Library references the history of Bryn-y-Cadno back over 400 years and gives good reason to suppose that Bryn y Cadno is medieval in origin. Location    Located in the community of Capel Issac, one of the most sought after regions of Carmarthenshire. It is conveniently situated for the popular market town of Llandeilo, about 3 miles, where there is a great range of local shops along with primary and secondary schooling. The County town of Carmarthen is about 16 miles where there is a more comprehensive choice of shopping facilities and the M4 at Pont Abraham about 10 miles providing great access across south Wales and beyond. Walk Inside    A traditional open porch guides you to the main hallway, where a staircase ascends to the first floor. To the left, discover a stunning sitting room boasting an exposed stone wall, complete with a recessed fireplace with woodburning stove and an inviting slate hearth. An impressive stoned capped shelf divides the space, creating a charming study area within the room. On the opposite side of the hallway, a further living room awaits, featuring exposed wooden beams and a deep recess fireplace with a characterful bread oven and gas stove (currently non-operational). Serving as the heart of the home, the kitchen offers a range of fitted floor and wall units, complemented by a ceramic tiled floor, a two-oven oil-fired Aga, and a traditional ceiling beam .    The secondary entrance hall offers ample opportunity for customisation, with potential for subdivision. Accessed from here are practical amenities including a utility room and ground floor toilet, as well as a study in turn leading to an additional sitting room, which could serve as an AirBnB annex, with sevice provisions understood to be in place for a small corner kitchen. Adjacent to this area is a ground floor bedroom suite comprising a generously sized double bedroom and a spacious wet room equipped with a shower, WC, and wash hand basin. Completing the ground floor level is a garden room with a ceramic tiled floor and French doors leading to the front, offering the possibility of separate access. ..    Access to the first floor is facilitated by two main staircases, with the main landing situated in the older section of the property. From here, access is provided to two double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom complete with WC, wash basin, and a panelled bath. The larger of the three bedrooms features its own ensuite bathroom adorned in avocado green, equipped with WC, wash basin, and a panelled bath with shower over. A further staircase leads to the second landing which can also be approached via a door from the larger bedroom, granting access to two additional double bedrooms and a shower room featuring WC, wash basin, and a shower cubicle. Additionally, a further door from one of the bedrooms opens into two sizable rooms currently utilised for storage. Walk Outside    The property enjoys a cluster of traditional buildings, one of which is thought to date back as much as 400 years. The main buildings include the former Cowshed, a large stone built structure; the Stable block, also of stone construction with three stables and the Cart Shed, an open ended stone building. The Land    The land amounts to just over 21 acres or thereabouts as a mixture of level grassed paddocks, woodland, meadows, a natural lake all intersected by a small river that adds to the charm of this wonderful home. The gardens have been well cared for with a series of vegetable beds, mature shrubs and large areas of lawns. NOTES    A number of public footpaths cross the property.

Boughrood Castle is an imposing Grade II listed Country House set in a splendid location overlooking the Wye Valley and Black Mountains. This iconic property was rebuilt in 1817 by a Francis Fowke in the grounds of the original Boughrood Castle thought to date from the 12th century. This lovely property stands in grounds of about 18 acres including formal garden and pasture land; the impressive house enjoys some 11 bedrooms, an impressive array of reception rooms all enjoying great views. There are also 3 small cottages forming part of the old Coach House providing a perfect opportunity for an allied income. Impressive 11 bedroom country house Set in 17 acres of gardens and grounds Wye Valley setting near Hay on Wye 3 one bedroom cottages Traditional Coach House Description    Boughrood Castle is an imposing Grade II listed Country House set in a splendid location overlooking the Wye Valley and Black Mountains. This iconic property was rebuilt in 1817 by a Francis Fowke in the grounds of the original Boughrood Castle thought to date from the 12th century. This lovely property stands in grounds of about 18 acres including formal garden and pasture land; the impressive house enjoys some 11 bedrooms, an impressive array of reception rooms all enjoying great views. There are also 3 small cottages forming part of the old Coach House providing a perfect opportunity for an allied income. Location    Boughrood and Llyswen are villages that straddle the River Wye and the main A470 Brecon to Builth road. They offer good local facilities in the form of two public houses, primary school, garage, shop, cafe, village hall, etc. The towns of Brecon, Hay-on-Wye and Builth Wells are all around 10-15 minutes drive away and offer a wider range of social, shopping and leisure facilities. The surrounding countryside is particularly well known for its outstanding natural beauty with the Brecon Beacons, Black Mountains and Wye Valley providing ample walking, riding and cycling, etc. Walk Inside    The traditional front door with an arched fanlight leads into to the spacious Reception Hall off which is a WC. closet. The impressive Main Hallway is a particular feature of this wonderful country house having feature archways and a period staircase leading to the upper floors with attractive wooden flooring and south facing front doors which open onto the main garden terrace. This wonderful space provides access to each of the principle reception rooms which includes an impressive Drawing Room with high level ceilings, moulded cornice and a large bow fronted window to the side with further south facing windows with shutters and an open fireplace. Opposite is the Music Room, also with a bow fronted glazed screen to one end, south facing windows, moulded cornice and a recessed fireplace. Both rooms enjoying fantastic south facing views over the Wye valley to the distant hills. .    The Library is a cosy room with a large glazed screen including a period fire surround and opposite is the Dining Room having a large glazed screen onto the gardens and an attractive traditional fire surround. The Breakfast Room lies alongside the Dining Room from where there is access to the kitchen, a functional room with a built-in oven, four oven Aga (which requires upgrading/ repair) along with fitted shelving. At the rear of the house, a further hallway with two staircases leading upwards to the first floor area with the remains of the servants' bells and a door leading rearward into the original kitchen which retains the original pantry, quarry tiled flooring and shelving. Beyond are a number of utilitarian rooms including a utility area with quarry tiled flooring, Belfast sink, plumbing for washing machine and two further stores both with quarry tiled flooring and shelving. .    The attractive period staircase leads to the main first floor landing, a spacious area which provides access to the six main bedrooms; the two main bedrooms lying on each corner of the frontage of the house both with ensuite facilities and two windows with a south facing aspect over the adjacent valley. There are two further large double bedrooms one of which has its own ensuite together with two single rooms. The half landing on the main staircase provides access to the east and west wings. The West wing contains a small living room/ potential office, a bedroom with ensuite bathroom and a staircase leading to two further bedrooms one of which has its own bath and toilet cubicle. The East wing contains a self-contained annexe which consists of two double bedrooms, a small kitchenette and two bathrooms with an additional staircase leading up to two further bedrooms and a bathroom and an extremely useful attic room ideal as a studio having roof lights looking rearwards towards the Coach House. Coach House Cottages    Above and to the rear of the original Coach House are a series of three cottages which have remained unoccupied for a number of years and would require upgrading prior to potential occupation. Each cottage has a ground floor entrance lobby, a kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedroom. Walk Outside    Boughrood Castle stands in wonderful grounds; the immediate gardens are mostly lawned with a series of mature trees, beautiful terraces with fantastic views of the Black mountains. Just a short distance away is the old stone built Coach House providing a great space for storage having the three cottages above and to the rear. The house is complimented with the adjoining field of about 11 acres, perfect for ponies or a few sheep. TENURE    We are advised the property is of Freehold Tenure. We are advised that the is an agricultural tenancy on the paddocks until spring 2023.

A stunning country residence, which was formerly a stone cottage and barn. It has been vastly adapted, updated and improved to provide a spacious south facing contemporary country home of approximately 4,987 sq ft / 463.2 sq meters. It stands in about 3 acres of grounds with commanding and magnificent far-reaching views over the surrounding Mid Wales hills and valleys towards Kerry Ridgeway, Snowdonia and the Berwyn Mountains. The property has undergone a complete renovation and refurbishment providing very flexible living space, with a section of the house that could be used as a self-contained annexe if so desired, with the possibility of holiday lettings, or working from home with a home office and a study. The property has been highly insulated, rewired and replumbed throughout, reroofed, with new double-glazed windows and doors. There is Cat 5 cabling, satellite TV and telephone points in all rooms. Mechanical input ventilation & extraction systems have been installed. There are three multi fuel stoves, a new central heating system and extensive internal storage space. The house, gardens and grounds are surrounded by extensive neighbouring pastures. The gardens and grounds have been relandscaped, with a wildlife pond, a meadow, an orchard comprising apple, pear, damson, cherry and walnut trees, a productive vegetable garden and raised beds, two large sheds, a lock-up, a working well with an electric pump feeding two outdoor taps (for use around the garden and grounds) and two outdoor mains water taps and outdoor electric double sockets and a CCTV system. There is ample space for additional outbuildings and very generous parking for vehicles with potential for a three or four bay carport and a potentially ideal setting for glamping, yurts or shepherd huts (all subject to the relevant planning consents). The meadow could also be used for grazing with ample room for a stable block (subject to planning consents), with nearby access to extensive bridle paths through Mid & North Wales and the Shropshire Hills. Location    Whilst in a rural setting, the house is only a few miles from Llanfair Caereinion and within a short distance to Welshpool, Berriew, Montgomery and Newtown. There is easy access to Snowdonia National Park and the beautiful Welsh coast and beaches. There are nearby amenities including schools, shops, and medical centres. There is a door-to-door school bus to Llanfair Caereinion and additionally there are school buses to both state and independent schools from Berriew & Welshpool taking children to Oswestry, Newtown & Bishops Castle. There are good train connections from Welshpool to Shrewsbury and Birmingham International and on to London, Manchester and Liverpool. Accommodation: Spacious Entrance Hall    Multi-fuel stove, under stair cupboard, radiator. Dining/Sitting Room    Magnificent far-reaching views, feature double sided brick fireplace with double sided multi-fuel stove, radiators. Kitchen/Breakfast Room    A range of matching wall and base units, two built in dish washers, fitted electric hob with extractor hood and two built in ovens below, sink and drainer, space for fridge/freezer, breakfast bar, countryside views, radiator. Utility Area    Wall and base units, sink and drainer, space for a larder fridge and a larder freezer, or an American style fridge freezer, space and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. Cloakroom/Boot Room    Fitted hanging and storage space, radiator. Inner Hall    Stairs to lower ground floor, access to a large storage void, radiator. Lower Ground Floor Plant Room    Central heating boiler, water cylinder, zoned heating and hot water controls, cabinet for internet router and Cat 5 distributor 24-port patch panel. Lower Ground Floor Guest Toilet/Shower Room    WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, eco heated towel rail, extractor fan, fitted lighted mirror, shaver point, radiator. Lower Ground Floor Hall    Stable door to outside, radiator. (Potential annexe entrance.) Lower Ground Floor Bedroom Six    Countryside views, radiator. (Potential annexe bedroom, or home office.) Lower Ground Floor Inner Hall    Radiator. Lower Ground Floor Living/Dining Room    Stunning far-reaching views, double doors to walk-on balcony. Feature fireplace with multi-fuel stove, radiators. (Potential annexe living/dining room with a kitchen. Our client advises that plumbing and electrics have been installed to accommodate a full range of kitchen units and appliances, should this be desired.) Lower Ground Floor 2nd Guest Toilet/Shower Room    WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, eco heated towel rail, fitted lighted mirror, extractor fan, shaver point, radiator. (Potential annexe shower room.) First Floor Landing    Three large built in double cupboards, loft access, radiators. Master Bedroom    Marvellous far-reaching countryside views, two built in double wardrobes, radiator. Master En-Suite    WC, Jack and Jill wash basins, countryside views, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, eco heated towel rail, two fitted lighted mirrors, extractor fan, shaver point, radiator. Bedroom Two    Tremendous far-reaching views, two built in double wardrobes, radiator. En Suite Two    WC, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, extractor fan, eco heated towel rail, fitted lighted mirror, shaver point, radiator. Bedroom Three    Far-reaching views, radiator. Bedroom Four/Home Office    Superb far-reaching views, radiator. Bedroom Five/Home Study    Radiator. Family Bathroom    WC, bath with shower attachment, wash basin, shower cubicle with wall mounted shower, extractor fan, stunning far-reaching views, eco towel rail, fitted lighted mirror, shaver point, radiator. First Floor Family Room    Sensational far-reaching views, double doors to walk-on balcony, double doors to Juliet balcony, radiators. Outside    The recently landscaped gardens provide plenty of enjoyable space and there is an extensive south facing terrace. The grounds include ample parking space and there is potential for a three or four bay carport (subject to planning consent). There is outdoor lighting and outside electric double points, two mains water taps, two well water taps, raised vegetable beds and vegetable garden, two timber outbuildings (currently used as wood stores) a wildlife pond, an orchard with a selection of apple, pear, walnut, damson and cherry trees, large lawns and a meadow. Council Tax    Band G. Tenure    Freehold. Referral Fees    Fine & Country/McCartneys sometimes refers vendors and purchasers to providers of conveyancing, survey and removal services. We may receive fees from them as declared in our Referral Fees Disclosure Form.

Welcome to Morven Lodge, a beautifully presented Edwardian home located in the sought-after area of Gower Road. This immaculate property features five spacious double bedrooms and generous living spaces. Elevated within its well-maintained grounds, Morven Lodge offers stunning sea views and picturesque vistas of Mumbles from the second floor. The home is set within beautifully landscaped grounds, adding to its charm and appeal. Ideally located just a short walk from the villages of Killay and Sketty, this property benefits from a variety of convenient shops, boutiques, salons, and popular pubs/restaurants. It is also within easy reach of the city centre and the Gower Peninsula, the first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its beautiful beaches, intriguing coves, and breath-taking coastal walks. Let us explore this beautiful home in more detail… Throughout the home, you will notice it is oozing with charm and character. With its substantial space and extensive grounds, it is perfect for a family. Additionally, the property is equipped with an alarm system, ensuring a safe environment. ApproachAs you approach Morven Lodge, you are greeted by grand double iron electric gates equipped with an intercom system, guiding you into the property's grounds. The driveway, lined with mature trees and shrubs, sets a serene tone from the moment you arrive. Ample parking space for multiple cars is available along with the additional bonus of a double garage. You will notice the tranquil location and the substantial property, enticing you further. Step Inside… EntranceAs you step into the entranceway of Morven Lodge, you'll be greeted with a wow factor that instantly feels so welcoming and homely. The huge space is incredibly versatile, featuring charming high ceilings with a plate rail and spotlighting. This area exudes so much character, enhanced by parquet flooring, an electric fire, an alarm system and a huge window to the rear of the home allowing natural light. This space acts as the heart of the home, providing access to all the main living areas, a stairway to the first floor, and a convenient cloakroom.CloakroomFurnished with a WC, wash basin featuring granite worktops, a heated towel rail, two frosted windows for privacy, tiled flooring, and walls that are partly tiled. LoungeAnother wow space in Morven Lodge is the lounge, where natural light floods in through the huge bay window at the front, offering stunning views of the mature gardens. This room boasts high ceilings with decorative details and a plate rail, adding to its charm. The huge space is laid with carpet and features a GAZCO electric fireplace with a stone surround, creating a cosy and inviting atmosphere. StudyThe study is a versatile space, beautifully bright thanks to the large windows at the front and patio doors that guide you out to the patio area. Laid with carpet, this room enjoys high ceilings with decorative details and a plate rail. Dining RoomThe dining room is a generous space, perfect for hosting a large dining set and ideal for wining and dining with friends and family. It features high decorative ceilings with a plate rail, a carpeted floor, and a striking open fireplace with a stone surround. A large bay window at the front offers views of the garden and allows natural light to flood the room. Family RoomThe family room is cosy and super bright, with a window to the side offering views of the immaculate patio area. This space offers carpet, features ceiling beams, and access to the kitchen/breakfast room. Kitchen/Breakfast RoomJourney through to the kitchen/breakfast room, which is beautifully bright thanks to the dual aspect windows. This space features a superb bespoke Redwood joinery kitchen equipped with an array of wall and base units topped with granite worktops. Integrated appliances include a double sunken sink with an adjustable tap, a Hotpoint microwave, and a fridge. The Range Master offers the pleasure of a double oven, grill, drawer, 5-ring gas hob, hot plate, and elevated extractor fan. The kitchen also boasts tiled flooring, ample space for a breakfast table, and access to the utility room. UtilitySituated off the kitchen, you have the pleasure of an essential utility room furnished with extra base units, a single stainless-steel sink with an adjustable tap, a wine cooler, an integrated freezer, and space to accommodate three under-counter appliances. The utility room also offers tiled flooring, dual aspect windows, and access to the rear. LandingAscend the wide, bright stairway, with a large window halfway and a carpet runner guiding you to the landing. This carpeted landing first offers access to bedroom five via one step, and two steps up to the main landing, which grants access to a further four bedrooms, the family bathroom, a separate WC, and a storage cupboard with fitted shelving. Master BedroomLet's first take a look at the master bedroom. What a spectacular space! Natural light floods in thanks to the large window at the front, framing views of Mumbles and the sea. This room has the pleasure of carpeting, a decorative ceiling, a plate rail, and an array of fitted wardrobes with hanging rails, drawers, and shelving. The private en-suite is hidden behind one of the wardrobe doors, revealing a lavish bathroom. It is fully furnished with a WC, twin wash basins with vanity units underneath, a large walk-in shower, a feature bath with a hand-held showerhead, a feature radiator, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, spotlighting, and a window to the side. Bedroom TwoBedroom two is a super bright and spacious room, featuring a large window at the front that offers beautiful views of the garden, the sea, and Mumbles in the distance. This room boasts high ceilings with coving, a plate rail, carpeting, and a shower cubicle with part tiled walls. Bedroom ThreeAnother beautiful double bedroom with superb views. This naturally bright room features carpeting, high ceilings with coving, a plate rail, and a wash basin. Bedroom FourSituated at the back of the home with a window to the side, bedroom four is a bright and airy double bedroom. This room features carpeting, high ceilings, a plate rail, a shower cubicle, a wash basin with a vanity unit underneath, part tiled walls and an array of fitted wardrobed with hanging rails and shelving. Bedroom FiveBedroom five is a comfortable double bedroom, featuring a carpeted floor, a window to the side, and a plate rail. Family Bathroom & Separate WCFully furnished with a wash basin with a vanity underneath, large walk-in shower, heated towel rail, spotlighting, extractor fan, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, a window to the rear, and an anti-mist mirror with lighting and a shaving point. In addition to the family bathroom, you have a separate WC for convenience. Step Outside… The beautifully presented, substantial garden that surrounds this impressive home is truly remarkable. Set out over three tiers, it features spacious level lawns and numerous patio areas perfect for outdoor gatherings. The entire space is lined with expansive mature trees and shrubs, creating privacy for relaxation. A pathway leads you to a useful shed and storage bins tucked out of sight. The garden also boasts a desirable sunroom with heating, lighting, electricity, and granite tops, as well as a barbecue area ideal for entertaining. With an array of seating spaces and a huge lawn area, this elevated home offers abundant opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. GarageMorven Lodge also benefits from a double garage with electric roller doors, equipped with lighting, electricity, and water. This versatile space can suit a variety of needs. Local AreaThe area boasts a central location, conveniently situated about equal distance from the city centre, the village of Mumbles, and the Gower. The villages nearby feature a variety of shops, boutiques, salons, and pubs. Singleton Park, one of the city's largest parks, is nearby and includes botanical gardens, a boating lake, and expansive parkland. This park hosts numerous cultural events, including Proms in the Park. The area is also close to the hospital and university, and easily accessible to the city centre and the Gower Peninsula, the first designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, known for its stunning beaches, intriguing coves, and breath-taking coastal walks. In addition to award-winning beaches, picturesque coastal paths, and a marina, the area offers excellent sporting facilities, including championship golf courses, an Olympic-sized swimming pool, and a wide range of water sports. Culturally, Swansea is enriched with museums, galleries, theatres, historic castles, and a unique centre dedicated to the works of Dylan Thomas. Swansea has a direct train line to London, and Cardiff International Airport is approximately a 45-minute drive away. Additional Property InformationFreeholdTax Band - I Gas/ElectricMains Water - MeterMains Drainage Neighbour has right of way over drivewayUltra fast broadband available Vodafone, 02 & EE mobile coverage

The Monastery at Capel y Ffin, is a unique and historic property built by Father Ignatius (Joseph Leycester Lyne) circa 1870. This magnificent property was designed by the architect Charles Buckeridge and is set amidst stunning countryside with the most magnificent views. A rare opportunity to acquire a property with character, style and a rich history which has been a much loved family home for many years. Overview Rarely do properties such as The Monastery become available on the open market, the size and flexibility of accommodation, the wealth of character, the rich history and abundance of features complemented by a spectacular setting with magnificent views. For this reason, we are going to keep the description to a minimum and allow potential buyers to enjoy watching the video, viewing the photographs and exploring the floorplan. The area around Llanthony is well known for its beauty and religious connections, The Monastery is located a few miles further along the valley in the hamlet of Capel y Ffin set within the Brecon Beacons National Park (Bannau Brycheiniog), an area of outstanding natural beauty. The Monastery is surrounded by picturesque gardens, woodland and fields and has a pretty stream running through the grounds, not to mention the most breathtaking mountain views.... Original features include beautiful arched leaded windows, decorative plaster work, wooden panelling and a stunning ruined church. The Monastery is currently used as a family home together with holiday lets. The size, space and flexibility of the property, with self-contained wings, offers ample opportunity, subject to any necessary planning consents to create a home for multi generational living, further holiday lets, a retreat or perhaps even a wedding or event venue. The Monastery has been a draw for artists with former residents including : Eric Gill, the sculptor and typographer, Edgar Holloway a painter and print maker and David Jones a Welsh poet, artist and illustrator all having spent time in this beautiful area.Outside The front of the house is located off a driveway with ample parking and a carport. To one side of the driveway is the religious statue and beyond that the ruin of the original church which is owned and maintained by the Father Ignatius Memorial Trust. The Monastery is arranged around a central, private courtyard or ‘garth’ and to the rear, a beautiful level lawned garden with mature plants and trees. Within the private grounds of The Monastery is an area of woodland with its own stream and direct access to the mountain and fields with stables, perfect for equine/livestock grazing.Location Located just outside the ancient and beautiful hamlet of Capel y Ffin. The areas of Llanthony and Capel y Ffin are popular with walkers, horse riders and cyclists. The priory at Llanthony is a well known local landmark. The village of Llanthony has a public house, The Half Moon, and a bar and restaurant at The Priory. The famous Offas Dyke path is accessible nearby and is a very popular area for hill walkers all year round. Hay-on-Wye is approximately 8 miles away, and is renowned for its selection of books shops and holds an annual Book Festival, that attracts many celebrities and visitors to the area. The historic market town of Abergavenny is approximately 14 miles, and has excellent amenities, including hospital, primary and secondary schools, vibrant shopping centre and has links to the the A449/A40 and A465. These A Roads lead to the motorway networks of M4/M5 and M50.... The cities of Bristol and Cardiff are approximately 50 miles and 40 miles respectively from Abergavenny. The railway station in Abergavenny connects to the larger stations of Newport, Bristol, Cardiff and Hereford.Agent's Notes Rights of access to the statue and the ruin. The ruin is not owned by The Monastery (area shaded red on the illustrative map). Several years ago, on the banks some distance from the house Japanese Knotweed was discovered, this has been managed over the years by the owners and there is very little growth now. Just before The Monastery is a pony trekking centre. The Monastery is beyond the trekking centre and the horses have no rights of access over the land. Occasionally, the riders will be mounting their horses at the bottom of the driveway which adjoins the lane. Aside from the access to the front of the house and the ruin, The Monastery grounds are very private and not overlooked, the courtyard is a beautiful, tranquil setting as are the woodlands.Tenure Freehold.Services We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity. Private spring fed water and septic tank drainage. Broadband: Standard broadband available subject to providers terms and conditions. Please make your own enquiries via Openreach. Mobile: Please make your own enquiries via Ofcom.Energy Performance Certificate To view the full EPC please visit the GOV website.Local Authority Powys County Council.Council Tax East Wing Band F. The rest Band H. Please note that the Council Tax banding was correct as at date property listed. All buyers should make their own enquiries.Fixtures & Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fixtures and fittings are excluded from the sale though may be available by separate negotiation.Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, easements and proposed wayleaves. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways.Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 All measurements are approximate and quoted in imperial with metric equivalents and are for general guidance only. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure to accuracy, these sales particulars must not be relied upon. Please note Fine & Country have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services and, therefore, no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. Contact the numbers listed on the brochure.