Maesquarre Road, Betws, Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, SA18

Set amidst beautifully mature grounds and surrounded by established trees, this delightful four-bedroom detached home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy peaceful countryside living with space, privacy, and abundant potential — all within easy reach of local amenities and excellent transport links between Betws and Ammanford.

Following the private lane, the approach to the house is lined with cherry blossoms which coat the ground with pink petals in spring. To the left, a newly-established forest garden of both local and exotic food plants. Further in, nestled against the house are far older, abundantly prolific apple and pear trees. To the right, a small stone barn, for which development planning permission was granted, but not acted on, a few short years ago.

The land itself is divided into two, similarly sized fields girded by Nant y Ffin, tributary to the River Amman as they slope gently down Betws mountain in just such a way as to receive nearly the maximum possible sun all year around. These fields have historically been used for grazing, but the soil is evidently rich and fertile for plant growth too

Occupying just over 4 acres of picturesque land, the property features a lovely orchard, well-maintained greenhouses, and ample outdoor space ideal for gardening, smallholding, or simply soaking in the serenity of the setting.

Inside, the home exudes warmth and character. The welcoming living room, complete with a cosy log burner, provides the perfect spot to unwind on cooler evenings. Each room offers generous proportions, ready for the next owner to modernise or personalise to their taste.

Whether you’re seeking a family home with room to grow, a peaceful retreat from city life, or a property with potential for self-sufficiency, this home ticks every box. With its blend of charm, space, natural beauty, and convenient access to nearby shops, schools, and transport routes, it’s easy to imagine this house becoming a truly special place to call home.

Living Room

Entering via a double glazed door to the front, two double glazed windows to the front, carpeted flooring, spotlights to ceiling, wall mounted lights, radiators, exposed beams, multifuel burner on a stone hearth and wooden surround and mantle, stairs to first floor, door off into:-

Kitchen Dining Room

Matching wall and base units with worktop over, an undermount sink with mixer tap and drainer, tiled splashback, breakfast bar, part vinyl floor, part wooden floor, double glazed windows to the rear, electric hob with extractor over (not tested), integrated oven, spot lights to ceiling, centre ceiling light, coving to ceiling, radiator,

Utility Room

Double glazed window to the side, tiled floor, part panelled wall, access to loft space, centre ceiling light, floor mounted oil boiler with worktop over, plumbing for washing machine,

Conservatory

Double glazed windows to the front and side, double glazed French doors to the front, double glazed door to the rear, double glazed door into the kitchen to the side, tiled floor, centre ceiling light,

Shower Room

Sitting Room

Bedroom Three

Double glazed door to the front, double glazed window to the front,

Music Room

Double glazed window to the rear, double glazed door to the side,

First Floor Landing

Carpeted flooring, centre ceiling light, door off into:-

Bedroom One

Double glazed windows to the front, carpeted flooring, centre ceiling light, exposed beams, built in storage cupboards, radiator,

Bedroom Two

Double glazed window to the rear, laminate flooring, centre ceiling light, radiator,

Bedroom Four

Double glazed window to the rear, laminate flooring, centre ceiling light, radiator

Bathroom

Three piece suite comprising of a hand wash basin with mixer tap, WC, bath with mixer tap and shower attachement with electric shower over, double glazed window to the side, tiled walls, lino flooring, centre ceiling light, radiator,

Please Note

There is Japanese Knotweed within the boundary of the property - no plan is currently in place. The seller has advised us that parts of the property "may" be non-standard construction. We advise all interested parties to conduct their own investigations. There is a private right of way over the land for the neighbours to access.