Welcome to Ty Mawr Farmhouse, Lampeter, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the SA48 8QB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £396,500 and a rental potential of £2,577 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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A magnificently and thoroughly renovated Grade II Listed former
Farmhouse of significant proportions and listed as a building of
special interest known to date back to at least 1750. Offering
extensive well presented family proportioned accommodation, set
within most delightful well managed grounds backing onto open
farmland and having the unusual position of being located close to
the centre of a popular village but retaining considerable privacy.
The accommodation provides hall, porch, vestibule, sitting room,
spacious kitchen/diner, pantry, shower/cloakroom, breakfast room,
rear covered patio. On the first floor 4 bedrooms and bathroom.
Externally, double garage, car port/store, summer house, patio and
Barbecue area, courtyard drive and parking , extensive mature
gardens backing onto open fields.
Talsarn lies in the heart of the Aeron Valley within 6 miles of
Aberaeron and equi-distant to the University town of Lampeter,
Aberaeron lying on the Cardigan Bay coast. Aberystwyth, Cardigan
and Carmarthen within easy commuting distance.
Property Description
The placing of Ty Mawr Farmhouse on the open market provides
respective purchasers with the opportunity of acquiring a
magnificent renovated Grade II Listed Farmhouse synonymous with the
Llanllyr Estate and formerly having been the main Home Farm House
for the Estate Farm. The property was fully renovated over the last
10 years by the current owners and is known to have history going
back to earlier than 1750 and is now noted as a Grade II Listed
Building of special interest by the National Assembly for Wales
register of Historic Buildings.
The property comprises of uniquely arranged character accommodation
which is particularly spacious and family proportioned having many
retained features throughout combining with modern amenities
nowadays associated with country living and home comfort. The
property has the added advantage of being attractively positioned
privately off its own entrance and quiet cul de sac shared with a
number of nearby properties which do not infringe on the privacy of
one another and compromise such in any way. The property is thus
set within its own delightful gardens which are arranged with the
accommodation to have the advantage of being able to enjoy the
semi-rural setting that the property enjoys being an edge of
village residence.
The grounds are level easily managed and have useful garaging and
outhouses with delightful views set amongst the heart of the Aeron
Valley and backing onto open fields with a most pleasant rural
backdrop.
The property is located within easy reach of all local amenities
and is equi-distant to both Aberaeron and Lampeter and close to
major market towns and amenities and shopping centres.
The Farmhouse
The Farmhouse offers attractive well proportioned accommodation
which benefits from oil fired central heating and has been
thoroughly renovated including re-roofing, new carpentry, joinery,
windows, the fitting of new kitchens, bathrooms, rewiring and
combining to have emphasis on retention of character features.
The accommodation provides more specifically:
Ground Floor
Reception Hall
Solid panelled entrance door from entrance porch to vestibule
area.
14' 6" x 4' 4" (4.42m x 1.32m) French style doors through to
reception hall with quarry tiled floor, under stairs cupboard.
Sitting room
18' 6" x 18' (5.64m x 5.49m) dominated by a magnificent Inglenook
fireplace with exposed beam and incorporating a Hunter multi-fuel
stove on a tiled hearth with side glazed door to exterior. Exposed
beams and timbers, quarry tiled floor.
Kitchen/Dining room
18' 2" x 18' (5.54m x 5.49m) with fitted projecting breakfast bar
with hardwood surfacing incorporating cupboards and drawers with
further cupboards and drawers along one wall including LPG gas hob
and extractor fan over. Range-master free standing electric over.
Belfast sink and mixer tap. Plumbing and space for dishwasher.
Space for Fridge, wall recess currently housing microwave. Built-in
cupboard with oil fired central heating boiler running domestic
systems.
Inn Hall
Inner hall off reception hall with quarry tiled floor, walk-in
pantry off with shelves.
Cloak/Shower room
8' 9" x 6' 5" (2.67m x 1.96m) with pedestal wash-hand basin, low
level flush w.c., plumbing and space for washing machine, part
tiled, tiled floor, tiled shower cubicle with direct fed shower
unit.
Breakfast room
11' 2" x 8' (3.40m x 2.44m) with exposed timbers, glass panelled
doors and French doors to exterior, covered external patio with
mature vine there over, overlooking garden and combining with
barbeque area and patio.
The First Floor
Landing
This is approached via an attractive original staircase to the rear
of the house leading to a spacious half-galleried landing with
attractive large picture window over the Aeron Valley and
surrounding countryside. Exposed beams. The inner landing provides
wall to wall built-in cupboards with airing cupboard with copper
cylinder and electric immersion heater and storage cupboards.
Master Bedroom
19' 2" x 14' 2" (5.84m x 4.32m) Exposed ceiling beams, closed
fireplace with tiled hearth and inset timber above, exposed
floorboards, sash window to the front aspect.
Bedroom 2
12' 6" x 11' (3.81m x 3.35m) with exposed beams and exposed wooden
floors.
Bedroom 3
16' 3" x 12' 8" (4.95m x 3.86m) with exposed beams, dual
aspect.
Bedroom 4
12' 9" x 11' 6" (3.89m x 3.51m) with exposed A frames beams.
Bathroom
9' 10" x 7' 4" (3.00m x 2.24m) with white bathroom, family
proportioned offering a vanity unit with wash basin, tiled
surround, panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, low
level flush w.c. Tiled shower cubicle with shower unit. Exposed
beams. Tiled floor.
Externally
The property is set in a delightful edged village location with
access from a select cul de sac type modern development of
converted barns and several other residences. Ty Mawr is set in a
corner site dominating the rear of the cul de sac and having its
own private gated entry to a tarmacadamed courtyard. This has an
extensive parking and turning area for numerous vehicles and is
served via a lean-to carport 27' x 11' 5" (8.23m x 3.48m) with the
double garage block 20 x 20 overall with 2 separate compartments
set off the cul de sac access. There is a useful log store 9'6" x
8'4".
Arranged around the house are extensive gardens which edge onto
open fields at the rear with numerous private areas which are well
stocked with mature trees, shrubs and flowering bushes, evergreens,
flower beds and incorporate a summer house and have a series of
paved paths and a feature ornamental bridge and small dew pond.
There are extensive lawns which are bordered by further native
trees giving good levels of privacy throughout the garden which
include a patio area, a feature well and a barbecue area.
Patio
Rear Garden
Side Garden
Summer House
Secret Garden
Rear View
Garages
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