Llanglydwen, Whitland, SA34

Some homes are about the house. This one is just as much about the life you could live there.

Set in an elevated rural position on the edge of Llanglydwen, this wonderfully individual three-bedroom country home enjoys the kind of outlook that could quite easily become the reason you never want to leave.

Come rain or shine, you'll be mesmerised by the views.

On a clear day the countryside seems to stretch endlessly into the distance. When the weather rolls in, clouds and rain move dramatically across the hills and valleys. Morning mist, changing skies, evening light and the colours of the seasons mean the view is never really the same twice.

And that's a big part of the appeal here – you feel connected to the countryside around you.

Inside, the house has warmth, personality and genuine character. Exposed beams, quarry tiles, an impressive inglenook fireplace and wood-burning stove all contribute to a home that feels comfortable rather than contrived.

There's a lovely flow through the living spaces too, including a walk-through sitting room currently home to the owners' piano, before reaching the generous kitchen/dining room – very much the heart of the house.

Here you'll find one of its most interesting features, the Klover Smart 120 wood-pellet range cooker. Far more than simply a cooker, the Klover incorporates a pellet-fed boiler that supplies the central heating and domestic hot water while also providing warmth within the kitchen. It brings together modern technology with something that feels entirely appropriate in a rural country home.

The system was installed under the Renewable Heat Incentive scheme, with quarterly payments of approximately £544 understood to continue until February 2029, subject to the scheme's terms and transfer requirements.

Even the practical parts of the house have their own story. The utility room retains substantial solid slate work surfaces, reminiscent of the traditional cold-storage and preparation surfaces once found in older country homes – the sort of feature that would be difficult to recreate today.

There's also a dedicated home office, making this a particularly appealing proposition for anyone dreaming of swapping the daily commute for working with the West Wales countryside outside their window.

Upstairs, three bedrooms include a generous principal bedroom with its own en-suite, complemented by a further shower room. The floorplan provides a clear picture of the layout and flexibility of the accommodation.

But step outside and this home really starts to tell its story.

The established gardens have a relaxed, natural feel that suits the setting perfectly. There's plenty of lawn for summer gatherings, gardening or simply finding a quiet spot with a coffee and taking in the surroundings.

Beyond is a small meadow dotted with fruit trees, while another more secluded part of the garden reveals a charming natural spring-fed water feature, where water flows continuously through traditional stonework.

An intriguing stone shelf hints at a possible historic use for keeping food or other items cool, adding another little piece of character and history to this wonderfully individual home.

It isn't overly manicured or formal – and that's exactly the point.

This is somewhere to grow things, watch the seasons change, light the fire when the weather turns, spend long summer evenings outside and enjoy having a little more space around you.

A private driveway provides off-road parking, with useful outside storage completing the practical side of country living.

If your idea of moving home is also about changing the way you live, this is one you'll want to experience for yourself.

SERVICES

Tenure: Freehold

Electricity: Mains electricity

Water: Mains water

Drainage: Private septic tank

Heating & Hot Water: Klover Smart 120 wood-pellet range cooker with integrated pellet-fed boiler supplying central heating and domestic hot water, together with a separate wood-burning stove within the living room.

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