Land For Sale in Brecon Beacons
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An opportunity to acquire a parcel of land situated in a semi-rural position within the Swansea Valley, enjoying a peaceful setting surrounded by mature woodland and natural greenery. The plot benefits from roadside frontage and gated access from Heol Rheolau, offering potential for a ...
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A unique opportunity to purchase an agricultural holding in the rural village of Talybont-on-Usk extending to approximately 190.39 acres (77.05 Hectares) with a Grade 11* Listed Farmhouse.
- Historically considered one of the finest farms in Breconshire
- 16th Century, Grade II* Listed Farmhouse
- Five bedrooms, cellar and attic space
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Approximately 11.4 acres of permanent pasture in a single block east of Brecon. The land is an isolated block of permanent pasture, gently sloping northward. It is surrounded by agriculture to the north, east and west and Dering Lines Infantry School to the south. It is in good heart with boundaries defined by mature hedgerows and stock-fencing. It is classified as mainly Grade 2 agricultural land with freely draining loamy soils. The land doesn't have any vehicular access or right of way and has been historically grazed by a nearby farmer. It is attractive to a lifestyle buyer who might seek to rewild the land. It would also appeal to continued livestock or equestrian grazing subject to gaining the necessary access consents. Current access is via a public footpath from the fields and A470 to the east and Brynawelon cul-de-sac to the west.
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An excellent parcel of Agricultural land, extending to 42 acres or thereabouts (tbv).A rare opportunity to acquire a productive block of land with good roadside access. Versatile enclosures, natural water and sheep handling pens. Wonderful position overlooking Brecon.
|1/6Approximately 11.4 acres of permanent pasture in a single block east of Brecon. The land is an isolated block of permanent pasture, gently sloping northward. It is surrounded by agriculture to the north, east and west and Dering Lines Infantry School to the south. It is in good heart with boundaries defined by mature hedgerows and stock-fencing. It is classified as mainly Grade 2 agricultural land with freely draining loamy soils. The land doesn't have any vehicular access or right of way and has been historically grazed by a nearby farmer. It is attractive to a lifestyle buyer who might seek to rewild the land. It would also appeal to continued livestock or equestrian grazing subject to gaining the necessary access consents. Current access is via a public footpath from the fields and A470 to the east and Brynawelon cul-de-sac to the west.
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Occupying a beautiful rural setting and extending to approximately 21 acres, this impressive Georgian country residence offers a wonderful blend of character, space and lifestyle potential. The property lies close to a delightful village and within easy reach of Brecon, providing the peace of the...
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**TWO PROPERTIES** A four bedroom detached stone built former farmhouse complete with a detached converted stone barn offering two further mezzanine bedrooms. Idyllic countryside views and set in a superb location within the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons National Park). With land of approxim...
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This delightful smallholding offers a fantastic rare opportunity to enjoy rural living amongst approximately 28.8 acres lying in a secluded position just a mile off the A40 trunk road. The farm lies at the foothills of the Mynydd Epynt and from the upland enjoys rural views of the surrounding cou...
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Formerly two cottages, this spacious three-bedroom detached smallholding offers exceptionally versatile accommodation, including DDA-compliant living to the ground floor, making it ideal for families, multi-generational living or those requiring accessible, single-level accommodation. Occupying a...
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Looking for a characterful country property with no onward chain, no close neighbours, a real flexibility, useful outbuildings, around 8.42 acres and striking far-reaching views towards Bannau Brycheiniog National Park? This well-presented stone barn conversion comes with a detached Hobby/Playroo...
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An exciting green field development opportunity in a village setting some 9 miles from the market town of Brecon and within the Brecon Beacons National Park. The site is 3 acres and has the benefit of planning permission for a residential development of 53 houses, with the development having been...
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A beautifully unique detached home set in a peaceful rural location, Trecelyn occupies approximately 1.2 acres, with a further 3.65 acres of land located opposite. Surrounded by open countryside, every window enjoys a green outlook, with many rooms benefiting from far-reaching mountain views and ...
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An exciting opportunity to acquire a former dairy and livestock farm extending to approximately 10.96 acres, set within the picturesque Upper Towy Valley, enjoying a peaceful rural setting with excellent potential, offering the perfect balance of country living and convenience, with ...
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Situated on a highly sought after stretch of road in the ever popular area of Beaufort, a potentially lucrative opportunity to acquire a site/ land that currently has full planning permission a singular plot with the possibility of a much larger development (subj. to additional planning consent)
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An exceptional opportunity to acquire approximately 85.62 acres (34.65 hectares) of upland occupying an elevated position on the western edge of Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park with breathtaking panoramic views. Comprising a diverse mix of grazing land, woodland and open moor...
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OUTLINE PLANNING PERMISSION HAS BEEN APPROVED. Outline planning has been approved for five residential dwellings planning ref P2023/0536 approved on 10/12/2024 with access off Lewis Avenue or via Is Y Bryniau in the village of Cwmllynfell. An ideal purchase for a ...
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An exciting opportunity to acquire a 31.28 acre (approx.) parcel of land comprising a mixture of grazing land and woodland situated on the periphery of the village and community of Ynyswen, nearer the large villages of Abercrave and Penycae, in the Upper Swansea Valley, offering considerable e...
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Approx. 10.75 acres, land is split into conveniently sized parcels (each with its own water supply). Includes a recently constructed 75ftx30ft steel portal framed building. Approx 1.75 acres benefits from full planning permission for 4 tourism pods.