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Glandwr, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

3

SIZE

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TENURE
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Key features

  • NO CHAIN
  • 4 Bedroom Detached House
  • Rural and private setting.
  • Various outbuildings and investment opportunity.
  • Close to the Pembrokeshire National Park

Description

Idyllic Rural Retreat with 4 bedroom house, 1 bed Granary, Outbuildings suitable for conversion (stp) 2 Acres of land made up of woodland, lawn and garden & River Frontage with fishing rights.

We are thrilled to introduce Aberelwyn Mill to the open market—Nestling below the Preseli hills, this charming countryside property is set within approximately two acres of land, offering a wonderful blend of history, character, and potential. The property includes:

A spacious four-bedroom main house several reception rooms - A beautifully restored historic Malting Granary—a self-contained one-bedroom cottage, believed to date back to the 1600s - A garage with an adjoining workshop, perfect for storage or creative projects - A disused water mill, with much of the original working machinery still present along with the original waterwheel. A two story building suitable for conversion (subject to planning) - A woodshed, offering additional storage or conversion potential (subject to planning) - An outbuilding thought to be the original Miller’s Cottage, a fascinating piece of history with exciting restoration possibilities (sttp) - Expansive grounds featuring picturesque woodland, the River Taff, and the beginnings of an orchard.

Nestled in a friendly village location, this property is ideal for those seeking a countryside lifestyle while still being just a short drive from Crymych, Cardigan, and Narberth.

Just a short distance away, the village of Llanglydwen boasts a welcoming local pub. Beautiful local beaches and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park are just a 20-minute drive away, offering stunning scenery, coastal walks, and seaside activities. The popular harbour town of Tenby, with its sandy beaches, charming streets, and vibrant atmosphere, is approximately 40 minutes away, perfect for a day trip.

Main House - The main residence is well-proportioned and comprises a kitchen/diner, lounge, conservatory, snug, utility room, and shower room on the ground floor. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including a master with an en-suite, as well as a family bathroom.

Self-Contained Cottage (The Granary)- A true highlight of the property is the charming one-bedroom cottage, a historic granary dating back to the 1600s, once used for malting grain. This quirky and characterful building with its log burner and exposed beams and original stone walls has previously been used as a holiday let, offering fantastic potential for guest accommodation, long term let or additional living space.

Outbuildings & Grounds - In addition to the main house and granary, the property benefits from a garage with an adjoining workshop, ideal for vehicle storage, hobbies, or additional workspace. There is also a disused water mill, a woodshed, and a separate outbuilding, thought to be the original Miller’s Cottage, which could offer further restoration or conversion opportunities (subject to the necessary planning permissions).

The grounds are a haven for wildlife, with otters, fish, and herons occasionally spotted along the river. Additionally, the property boasts a mix of young and mature apple trees—some already bearing fruit—along with a selection of pear trees, forming the early stages of a charming orchard.

A Unique Opportunity - With its stunning natural surroundings, rich history, incredible wildlife, and development potential, this property presents a rare opportunity to embrace countryside living at its finest. Whether you are looking for a family home or a lifestyle change, Aberelwyn Mill is a truly special find.

Kitchen/Dining Room

5.28m x 4.98m

Cottage style kitchen, double glazed window, wide double glazed traditional farmhouse door, beamed ceilings, slate floor, underfloor heating, Nest thermostatic control, integrated appliances, electric hob & oven. Understairs storage.

Snug

5.28m x 3.23m

Dual aspect double glazed windows, carpet throughout, Dean Forge 5KW log burner (Inst.2021), beamed ceiling. Nest thermostatic control. Radiator.

Living Room

5.28m x 4.3m

Dual aspect double glazed windows, underfloor heating, carpet throughout, Dean Forge Wide 5KW log burner (Inst. 2023). Nest thermostatic control.

Conservatory

5.28m x 3.8m

Double glazed windows throughout, tiled flooring, underfloor heating, Nest thermostatic control, polycarbonate ceiling.

Utility Room

3.68m x 2m

Double glazed window to back, slate tiled flooring, rear entrance into house. Plumbing for washing machine and space for a dryer. Oil Boiler.

Shower Room

2m x 1m

Ground level tiled shower room with W/C, slate tiled floor, low level W/C and radiator.

Landing

Bedroom 1

5.28m x 4.24m

Double glazed windows to south and west, underfloor heating, Nest thermostatic control. Carpet throughout.

En-Suite

2.6m x 1.8m

Electric shower, sink, towel rail, low level W/C, tiled throughout.

Bedroom 2

3.23m x 3.18m

Double glazed window to south, carpet throughout, radiator, original victorian feature fireplace.

Bedroom 3

3.05m x 2m

Double glazed window to south, wood panelling, carpet throughout, radiator, original feature Victorian fireplace

Bedroom 4

3.23m x 1.98m

Double glazed window to side, carpet throughout, radiator.

Family Bathroom

3.05m x 1.8m

Vinyl flooring, sink, bath and shower combination, low level W/C, towel rail, window to rear. Generous airing cupboard and hot water tank are also located in Bathroom.

House Garden

Wraps around 3 sides of the house - Main laid to lawn. Raised vegetable beds, Mature apple trees. Raspberry canes, plum trees. Mature planting. Picnic spot overlooking fields.

Granary

Kitchen/Dining Room

5m x 3.3m

Traditional log burner, original malting oven. Lots of original features including beams, exposed stone. Quirky features. Electric wifi controlled radiator.

Utility Room

2.13m x 1.73m

Space for appliances. Including fridge and washing machine.

Bathroom

2.13m x 1.8m

Full size bath, Over bath shower, WC and cottage style sink. Towel rail with thermostatic control.

Living Room

5m x 3.3m

Views over lawn, wooden flooring throughout, mezzanine floor with a Velux window. Double height ceiling with exposed trusses.

Bedroom

3.43m x 2.13m

Double bedroom with Julliet balcony and double glazed windows and doors. Electric wifi controlled radiator. Cupboard with hot water tank.

Garage and adjoining Workshop

Workshop

4.2m x 2.18m

Numerous electricity points over workbench/storage.

Garage

5.28m x 3.5m

Numerous electricity points and storage.

Ground floor of watermill

8.15m x 4.6m

Fantastic development project STP. Many of the original workings remain in the mill, along with a stone floor and metal water wheel.

First floor of watermill

8.15m x 4.6m

Exposed characterful trusses. The mill can be accessed from the door opposite The Granary. Evidence of old external stone steps down from the first floor to ground floor. New roof sheeting.

Further outbuildings - possible developements STP

Original Mill Keeper's Cottage

Space 1 & Space 2 currently used for storage.

Space One

3.56m x 2.95m

Space Two

4.98m x 2.95m

Wood Store

4m x 3.5m

Formerly a Chicken Shed

Externally

Gravel driveway with off road parking available for several vehicles. Over 100 metres or river frontage, lawn and woodland. Small fledgling orchard, mature gardens at the house, River Taff fishing rights. Variety of tree species including we suspect Elder, hazel, elm, holly, oak, pine, sycamore, ash and willow.

Services

We are advised that Mains Electricity & Water are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. Solar panels located on the property which part supplies electricity. Currently on a generous tariff. House Council Tax Band - D EPC Aberelwyn Mill - C EPC The Granary - E

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Band: C
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
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John Francis Estate Agent has been serving the property needs of customers since 1873 and annually we sell more properties in the SA post code than any other agent.

If you have a property to sell or let, or are looking for your next home, we have the experience and expertise to help. We have an extensive 19 strong sales branch network throughout West Wales and 5 lettings departments, each conveniently located in town centres. All of our sales branches are linked, enabling us to promote properties throughout the region.

To sell or let your property for the best price, we advertise across the largest property websites in the UK where we reach thousands of potential buyers every day. Our staff are very often from the local community, so they understand the marketplace and can offer guidance specific to your personal needs. It is this market-leading level of service that keeps our customers coming back time and again.

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Our Commercial department is a specialised department based in Narberth and covers west Carmarthenshire including Carmarthen town itself, Pembrokeshire & Ceredigion.

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