01239 621303
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01239 621303
Ty Newydd Farm is a 5 acre holding comprising a characterful detached 3 bed stone cottage, a modern 1 bed cabin, a small yard with useful outbuildings, extensive gardens, vegetable plot, woodland and land suited to poultry, pigs etc. The property is in a quiet and private location but lies just a mile or so outside the town.
An adjacent cycle track gives access to the town and continues on, eventually leading to the Millennium coastal path. By road, Llanelli and Carmarthen are only 20 minutes or so away, Swansea 30 minutes and junction 48 of the M4 just 15 minutes.
The cottage has recently been upgraded to have internal wall insulation, central heating and hot water from a airsource heatpump, with solar panels and a battery for storage.
The cycle track runs along the course of an old mineral railway and has recently been surfaced with tarmac to provide excellent cycling and walking. In one direction the track runs to Tumble, in the other it runs all the way to Llanelli where it joins the Millennium Coast path, offering miles of cycling or walking. The cycle track is maintained by Sustrans and is closed to vehicles.
It is just a 10 minute walk along the cycle track to Tumble"s shops, including pharmacy, vet, butchers, and post office, as well as bus stops.
Walking into the main entrance porch, with tiled floor and enter through a split cottage door, to the left is a cloak room with hand wash basin, WC, and window to the rear.
15' 3'' x 15' 1'' (4.65m x 4.6m) The kitchen is fitted with a range of natural wood base and wall units, 1½ bowl stainless steel sink, wood fired Esse range, plumbing for washing machine and dishwasher, window to side, window to rear and 2 windows to front, part tiled walls
23' 11'' x 13' 5'' (7.3m x 4.1m)
The black-beamed living room is divided by the wooden stairs, which conceals a spacious cupboard, and is light filled from a skylight above. The tile floored dining space on one side offers room for a large table, and storage.
The snug has a multi-fuel stove in stone chimney, an alcove for a bookcase, space for a large sofa, part tiled floors, 2 windows to front.
17' 2'' x 6' 8'' (5.25m x 2.05m) Wooden framed conservatory with dwarf stone wall, tiled floor, double doors to garden.
14' 11'' x 8' 4'' (4.55m x 2.55m) Second bedroom, currently used a homeworking office space, has wood flooring, roof light, window with terrific views of the property and countryside beyond. Cupboard contains the hot water cylinder.
11' 3'' x 6' 6'' (3.45m x 2m) Snug small third bedroom has wood flooring, window to front, sloping ceiling to one side.
7' 4'' x 7' 4'' (2.25m x 2.25m) The Landing consists of two alcove linen cupboard spaces, and a bright, light space that has previously been used as a small walk-thru study space room with exposed "A" frame, window to front, roof light.
13' 5'' x 11' 5'' (4.1m x 3.5m) The master bedroom has exposed "A" frame timbers, wood panelling, 2 roof lights, window to front.
The upstairs bathroom is bright with a white 3 piece suite, part tiled walls, electric shower over bath, towel rail and roof light.
The property is approached from a country lane via a gated access that leads into a large parking area with room to park and turn several vehicles. Here there is a large car port.
From the parking area, there is further gated access to the yard and outbuildings.
To the front and side of the house there is a Piet Oudolf inspired 12 year old garden teeming with birds, pollinators, and life. Because we have never used any chemicals to kill weeds or insects.
At the heart of the front garden is a horse chestnut tree. There are scarlet crab apples, a wedding cake tree, lots of shrubs, and perennials.
To the rear of the house, a small stream runs. The bank up to the road and boundary fence is planted with many flowering shrubs, and is lined with trees.
30' 4'' x 17' 4'' (9.25m x 5.3m) There is good vehicular access to the yard and the buildings stand on either side of this. These include: Workshop of timber and block construction with steel frame. It has a concrete floor and power and lighting are connected. There are full height double doors.
To one side stands an Aluminium greenhouse 3.65m 2.4m (12" x 8"), to the other side stands a Polytunnel with productive grape vine and all season long raspberry canes. Behind the poly-tunnel is a borehole providing water for irrigation.
Opposite stands a former stable block of timber construction, currently divided into two, each measuring 3.55m x 3.45m (11"9 x 11"4) used as a sheep pens, and a storage including chest freezer.
30' 6'' x 16' 0'' (9.3m x 4.9m)
Beside these outbuildings is a modern built cabin, from local firm MWD. The cabin is well insulated with a steel roof, extensive glazing, and three roof lights.
The cabin is currently configured to be used as a large home studio, office and guest bedroom. There is potential for it to be turned into a fully serviced annex or holiday let accomodation, with the relevant permissions.
In a clearing in the woods under a vast oak tree stands a small cabin, currently used as an even quieter retreat when the smallholding is busy, for reading sat in a deckchair on the raised deck, and birdwatching. You can really catch the stars here on a clear night, with very little light pollution.
For further information on this property please call 01239 621303 or e-mail [email protected]
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