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Llangadog CARMARTHENSHIRE

PROPERTY TYPE

Cottage

BEDROOMS

2

BATHROOMS

1

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

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Key features

  • Property with Land
  • Barns & Grazing Land
  • Equestrian or Smallholding Use
  • Rural Location in the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park
  • Planning Permission for a Holiday Let
  • Traditional Stone Barn with Potential
  • Council Tax Band E
  • Ref LFJ7997
  • No Near Neighbours
  • Lifestyle Property

Description

A CHARMING DETACHED TWO BEDROOM PERIOD COTTAGE SET IN APPROX. 16 ACRES WITH A MAGNIFICENT TRADITIONAL STONE BARN, PP FOR A HOLIDAY LET, FURTHER OUTBUILDINGS AND QUALITY PASTURE PADDOCKS IN A STUNNING SETTING ON THE FRINGE OF THE BLACK MOUNTAIN WITHIN THE BRECON BEACONS NATIONAL PARK.

Charming Detached Period Two Bedroom Cottage
Magnificent Detached Traditional Stone Barn with PP for a Holiday Let and Conversion Potential
Additional Outbuildings
Gardens with Frontage To A Small Stream
Quality Pasture Paddocks
Approx. 16 Acres In All
Stunning Location with Direct Access onto The Black Mountain



A charming detached two bedroom period cottage set in approx. 16 acres with a magnificent traditional stone barn, pp for a holiday let, further outbuildings and quality pasture paddocks in a stunning setting on the fringe of The Black Mountain within the Brecon Beacons National Park.



The house is believed to date back to 1831 but historically there is likely to have been a dwelling on the site since the 1500’s. The pastureland has until recently been used for grazing sheep and the property comes with grazing rights on The Black Mountain.



Planning permission was granted in 2020 ref 20/18991/FUL, to convert part of the main traditional barn into a holiday let and there is scope to further develop this barn subject to any further necessary permissions.



The village of Llangadog has a useful range of local amenities including a village shop, butcher, three pubs, garden centre and newly rebuilt village school. There are wider ranges of shops and amenities nearby in Llandeilo and Ammanford.

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Llangadog CARMARTHENSHIRE

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  • Llandeilo Station4.7 miles
  • Ffairfach Station4.8 miles
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About Rural Scene, Covering England, Wales and Scotland

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The name Rural Scene has been synonymous with the sale of equestrian and country property throughout the UK since the Company was launched in 1994. We know exactly what buyers and sellers want and need from an estate agent, so whether you wish to buy or sell, we will offer all the help and support that you require.

We are privately owned and truly independent, enabling us to provide a unique service, focusing our attentions on the exact needs of our clients and ensuring that their move is as smooth and hassle-free as possible.

We’re an approachable group with diverse life experiences and interests, but one thing that gels us together is our desire to deliver a fantastic service. We take a lot of pride in helping people to buy or sell their next home, focusing on our belief that communication is the key to a great experience alongside traditional customer care, not forgetting our genuine enthusiasm for, and knowledge about the buying and selling process.

If you are considering moving, please do get in touch. We would be delighted to help with the sale of your current home, or the purchase of your next.

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