• A CHARMING GRADE II LISTED DETACHED WELSH LONGHOUSE +
• SET WITHIN A BEAUTIFULLY PROPORTIONED WALLED GARDEN +
• ADJOINING THE PICTURESQUE CYFLYMEN BROOK +
• LOUNGE WITH FEATURE INSET WOOD-BURNING STOVE: FAMILY DINING ROOM +
• KITCHEN: UTILITY ROOM: GROUND FLOOR BEDROOM: DRESSING ROOM/OFFICE +
• MASTER BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE: FAMILY BATHROOM +
• SUNNY ASPECT GARDEN WITH SEVERAL PATIOS +
• GENEROUS PARKING AREA: NO CHAIN +
• ENERGY RATING E (53) +

A charming Grade II listed detached Welsh longhouse, believed to date back to the 18th century and reputed to have once served as a minister’s residence, set within a beautifully proportioned walled garden adjoining the picturesque Cyflymen Brook. This characterful home retains a wealth of original features, including chamfered beams to the hall and dining room, along with a winding timber staircase leading to bedroom three. The inviting lounge showcases exposed stonework and a feature inset wood-burning stove, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The ground floor also offers a kitchen, utility room, and a 4th bedroom with adjoining office/dressing room — ideal for flexible living arrangements. To the first floor, the spacious master bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room, complemented by a stylish family bathroom and two further well-proportioned bedrooms. Externally, the sunny aspect garden provides several patio areas perfect for outdoor entertaining, surrounded by mature trees and shrubs, a lawned garden, and direct access to the brook. To the front, a generous parking area offers ample space for up to four vehicles. A truly delightful period home offering charm, history, and idyllic surroundings.

Accommodation - Entrance porch opens into:-

Dining Room - Feature exposed stone work, period style windows to side and front, beams to ceiling, turned staircase off to bedroom three, radiator and door to:-

Kitchen - Range of fitted base and wall units with work surfaces over incorporating sink unit with period style window above offering lovely views over the garden. Space for cooker, tiled floor, period window to rear, door to:-

Utility / Rear Hallway - Space for fridge/freezer and a part-glazed rear door providing access outside, tiled flooring. The utility area offers plumbing for a washing machine and houses a wall-mounted “Glow Worm” combination boiler.

Lounge - Natural light beams through the full-height period French doors, enhancing the character of the room. A feature fireplace with exposed stone surround houses a cast iron multi-fuel burner with timber beam over, creating an attractive focal point. Exposed ceiling beams add further charm, while a radiator provides warmth. Stairs rise to the first floor, and a door leads to:-