Trapp, Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire.

Exceptionally well located small farm comprising a traditional stone built farmhouse, mainly stone outbuildings, with much potential and about 54 acres of productive land and woodland.

The property stands on the outskirts of the popular village of Trapp and is approached over its own tarmacadam tree lined driveway with stone entrance.

There are magnificent views from the land over the surrounding countryside of the Cennen Valley to the dramatic Carreg Cennen castle.

The farmhouse comprises 2 reception rooms and 4 bedrooms and contains original features of massive oak ceiling beams.

The outbuildings have a separate entrance from the house and are based around a central yard, formerly cobbled, on four sides with ranges of traditional buildings including cart shed, cow housing and original Victorian stables. These, subject to the appropriate planning permission, would make excellent holiday accommodation.

Trapp is a renowned tourist destination mainly based around its magnificent castle and surrounding countryside, whilst the Towy valley in general is a hugely popular area for visitors with the botanical gardens of Wales, Aberglasney house and gardens and other castles of Dinefwr and Dryslwyn.

Llandeilo is only 3 miles away with amenities including primary and secondary schools, stations on the heart of Wales railway and a range of individual shopping outlets.

There are a variety of places to eat and drink in both Llandeilo and the nearer Ffairfach village.

The locality is considered accessible being only a 20 minute drive to the M4 extension at Crosshands.

The farmhouse accommodation briefly comprises hall, sitting room, dining room, rear hall, utility room, bathroom, kitchen and pantry. At first floor level are four bedrooms and en-suite.
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THE FARMHOUSE

Entrance Door

Upvc part glazed door to:

Entrance Hall

Understairs cupboard.

Sitting Room

Stone fireplace with calor gas fire, dado rail, electric heater and upvc double glazed window.

Dining Room

Tiled fireplace with calor gas fire, ceiling beam, electric heater and upvc double glazed window.

Rear Hall

Utility

Single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboards below, plumbing for utilities, part wall tiling and upvc double glazed window and rear door.

Bathroom

Panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin, shower in separate cubicle. Part wall tiling, electric wall heater and upvc double glazing.

Separate WC

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

Aga solid fuel range cooker, base and drawer units, work surfaces, part tiled walls, ceiling beam and upvc double glazing.

Pantry/Stores

Original slate slab, wall shelving, access to roof space, connection for gas cooker and upvc double glazing.

First Floor

Stairs to Half Landing with night storage heater and wall lights.

Landing

Master Bedroom

Dual aspect upvc double glazed windows, wall lights, airing cupboard. Includes:

En Suite

Low level WC, bidet and pedestal wash hand basin with mirror above. Wall lights.

Bedroom 2

Upvc double glazing.

Bedroom 3

Upvc double glazing.

Bedroom 4

Upvc double glazing and pull light switch.

EXTERNALLY

Garden area comprising a lawn with wall and post and rail surround with sitting area.

THE OUTBUILDINGS

To the rear of the house stands;
Block built carport with attached shed
Steel framed Dutch barn and one other

Cowshed

13 tie cowshed with feed hopper.

Work Shop

LIght.

First Floor.

Store

Dairy

Concre block built former dairy.

Parlour

Collecting Yard

Concrete Block Open Fronted Cattle Sheds

Cow House

Calf Shed

Stables

Original Victorian stable fittings including hay racks and troughs.

Cart Shed

Hay Barn

Of block and sheeted construction

Cubicle Shed

Covered Silo

Former Manure Store

Further Cubicle House with Lean-to Silo

With cow cubicles and central passage.

THE LAND.

Amounting to 53.9 acres, or thereabouts, the land as shown on the plan provided includes enclosures of flat and gently sloping pasture land and meadow suitable for silage.

The fields are fenced to sheep and are naturally watered.
The land has a south facing aspect and include fantastic far reaching views over farmland, Carreg Cennen castle and the open mountains of the Brecon Beacons beyond.

The land would suit a variety of uses for livestock or horses etc.

The property does include some natural mainly hard woodland together with one enclosure across the Trapp road comprising mature trees including beech and oak.

No entitlements are included with this property.

Agents Note

Access to the property and land is over a tarmacadamed driveway in the ownership of this property although Carreg Cennen house has a right of way over it.

The drive is a particularly feature of the property with its flanking stone gateway opening onto the driveway flanked by specimen beach trees.

Broadband and Mobile phone

There is broadband and mobile signal in this location. Please check with your provider.

Local Authority

Carmarthenshire County Council, Spilman Street, Carmarthen, Tel. No. .

Viewing

By appointment with the Selling Agents.