A rare opportunity to acquire an established 4-star holiday-letting smallholding set in approximately 8 acres of beautiful Ystwyth Valley countryside.

Brynarth offers a charming 3-bedroom character farmhouse, 3 well-appointed holiday cottages, an attractive stone barn with former planning for conversion, and a wonderful mix of gardens, woodland and paddocks - all within easy reach of Aberystwyth.

Location - Situated in the peaceful mid-reaches of the Ystwyth Valley, the property enjoys a private rural position surrounded by woodland, countryside walks and wildlife. Local village amenities are close by, while Aberystwyth offers full services including shops, supermarkets, university, leisure facilities and rail connections. The area is popular for walking, cycling and year-round tourism.

Main Farmhouse - The farmhouse provides spacious, characterful accommodation arranged around original features including exposed beams, painted stone walls, a feature inglenook fireplace with wood-burning stove, and a galleried first-floor landing.
The accommodation includes:

Reception Porch -

Entrance Hall - 3.81m x 1.52m (12'6 x 5'0) -

Lounge - 5.89m x 4.88m (19'4 x 16'0) - Access via an impressive Oak door to a feature Inglenook fireplace. Having wood burning stove inset, with fitted original fire crane, beamed ceiling, painted stone wall and carpeted floor.

Dining Room / Sitting Room - 4.90m x 3.35m (16'1 x 11'0) - Stripped pine flooring, beamed ceiling, tongue and groove walls, feature front bay window, fireplace with LPG gas fired wood-burning style stove.

Kitchen - 6.17m x 1.78m (20'3 x 5'10) - With quarry tiled floor, having a range of bespoke fitted kitchen units at base and wall level, incorporating 1 and a 1/2 bowl ceramic sink unit, fitted LPG range with extractor hood over, plumbing space for dishwasher and automatic washing machine, feature pantry cupboard.
Door to Utility room.

Utility Room - 3.40m x 1.83m (11'2 x 6'0) - With daub walls and beamed ceiling.

First Floor Galleried Landing - With open vaulted ceiling, Velux window, access to airing cupboard. Oak doors to:

Bedroom 1 - 5.84m x 4.09m (19'2 x 13'5) - With two windows, exposed daub walling, storage cupboard, radiator. With ensuite bathroom with bath/shower, wash handbasin, W.C., towel rail, spot lighting, tiled surround.

Bathroom - With bath having shower over, wash handbasin, toilet, heated towel rail and spot lighting, part tiled and part tongue and groove walls.

Bedroom 2 - 3.51m x 3.00m (11'6 x 9'10) - Front window and Velux.

Bedroom 3 - 4.29m x 1.98m (14'1 x 6'6) - Rear Velux roof light and side window, built in wardrobes.

Shower Room - A light room with Velux roof window, corner shower cubicle, wash handbasin, toilet, part tiled walls, heated towel rail.

External Boiler Room - 3.05m x 3.10m (10' x 10'2) - Having independent access, this currently houses the pellet boiler heating system (£7,600 RHI income remaining) and provides useful storage / laundry space, at the end of the main farm house, fitted pine cupboards.

The Holiday Cottages - The three self-contained cottages each hold a VisitWales 4-star rating and are offered as a going concern with website, repeat bookings and business assets. Financial information is available to bona-fide buyers.
Each cottage has its own garden area and access to the wider grounds.

Cottage 1 - Y Cwtch - Provides two ground-floor en-suite bedrooms with first-floor living room, kitchen and dining room.





Cottage 2 - Y Cuddfan - This is the middle cottage. With entrance hall, open-plan lounge/dining area, kitchen, two bathrooms, two first-floor bedrooms and family bathroom.





Cottage 3 - Hud Y Machlud - A lovely, one bedroomed cottage, with access via a conservatory, leading to kitchen/dining room, characterful living room, and a first-floor master suite with built-in cupboards and en-suite bathroom.





Externally - The homestead is arranged with the farmhouse overlooking a tarmacadamed courtyard flanked by the stone range and with the cottages set back, all surrounded by delightful gardens and grounds with the cottages having access to individual garden areas and also the further mature grounds, wooded walks and lands.

Stone Barn - A particularly attractive stone and slate barn currently used as a games room, office and workshop which formerly had planning consent for conversion into three cottages (now lapsed), offering excellent further development potential (STP).

Games Room / Venue - 8.99m x 5.05m (29'6 x 16'7) - With exposed A frames, front and rear doors, plumbing for automatic washing machine, steps up to office.

Office - 5.23m x 3.78m (17'2 x 12'5) - With painted stone walls, front and side windows and timber effect flooring.

Side Workshop - 5.33m x 4.95m (17'6 x 16'3) - Originally the stables with original hayrack and loft over.

Further Storge Room - 5.13m x 3.00m (16'10 x 9'10) -

Detached Garage / Workshop - 9.96m x 5.08m (32'8 x 16'8) - Having been re-roofed, providing useful storage space.

Land, Gardens & Woodland - The property extends to approximately 8 acres, arranged around the farmstead with a beautiful mixture of mature oak woodland with spectacular spring bluebells, paddocks with stock-proof fencing, landscaped gardens with ornamental pond, rockery and flower borders, productive vegetable garden, orchard, greenhouse & poultry facilities, and secluded walking paths throughout the woodland.
Given the landscape and tourist appeal, the property also offers potential for glamping pods or further diversification (STP).



Car Park - To the rear of the Games Barn is a gravel car park which would comfortably accommodate eight cars, for use by the guests

Services - The property is connected to mains electricity, private water and private drainage systems with oil fired heating to cottages. The farmhouse has a pellet boiler heating system (£7,600 RHI income remaining).
The property benefits from Starlink high-speed broadband (150 Mbps).

Directions - From Lampeter take the A485 sign posted Tregaron. After approx. 8 miles turn left onto the B4578 for Bronant. At the cross roads in Stags Head go straight across and continue to the 'T' junction and bear left re-joining the A485 going North. In Lledrod drop down around the hairpin to the left, turn right on the sharp bend signposted Ystrad Meurig and follow the road up through village houses, following the road round to the left, and continue for about 2 miles where you will see the sign pointing left for Brynarth/Trawscoed.