Llanddeiniol, Ceredigion

• Nestled within approximately 26 acres of gently rolling pasture,
• A charming traditional Welsh farmhouse enjoying a wonderfully peaceful rural position
• Seven miles from the thriving university and seaside town of Aberystwyth.
• The surrounding land extends to approximately 26 acres of productive pasture, divided into manageable fields and ideal for grazing livestock, horses or a range of agricultural enterprises.
• Energy Efficiency Rating =27 valid until 14.7.36
Nestled within approximately 26 acres of gently rolling pasture, Brynda is a charming traditional Welsh farmhouse enjoying a wonderfully peaceful rural position while remaining just seven miles from the thriving university and seaside town of Aberystwyth.
This attractive four-bedroom farmhouse offers character, warmth and generous accommodation, perfectly complementing its picturesque countryside surroundings. The property presents a wonderful blend of traditional rural charm and practical modern living, making it equally suited as a family home, lifestyle property or working smallholding.
A particular highlight is the impressive range of both traditional stone outbuildings and modern agricultural buildings, providing exceptional flexibility for a wide variety of uses, subject to any necessary consents. Whether for livestock, equestrian purposes, workshops, machinery storage, hobby farming or future development opportunities, the extensive outbuildings significantly enhance the appeal of this outstanding holding.
The surrounding land extends to approximately 26 acres of productive pasture, divided into manageable fields and ideal for grazing livestock, horses or a range of agricultural enterprises. The land also provides excellent privacy, beautiful open countryside views and ample space to enjoy the very best of rural living.
Despite its wonderfully secluded atmosphere, Brynda enjoys excellent accessibility, with the popular town of Aberystwyth just a short drive away. Here you’ll find an excellent selection of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés, restaurants, healthcare facilities, highly regarded schools, the university, leisure facilities and the stunning Ceredigion coastline.
Properties offering such an appealing combination of a traditional farmhouse, substantial acreage, versatile outbuildings and a convenient yet peaceful location rarely become available. Brynda represents a unique opportunity to embrace an enviable country lifestyle while remaining within easy reach of everyday amenities.
The accommodation briefly extends to
Upvc entrance door lto
Reception Hall with a staircase to the first floor, radiator and a door through to a
Sitting Room with a multi fuel stove, radiators and windows to front and side, exposed beamed ceiling.
Dining Room with an open tiled fireplace, windows to front and side, radiator
Rear Hallway/Utility with a stainless-steel sink unit,base and eye level units, quarry tiled floor,
Shower Room with WC and electric shower
Kitchen with a sink unit, multi fuel Rayburn
Large Utility Room with wall mounted Worcester gas fired boiler which provides for central heating and domestic hot water, washing machine, drier and tiled floor, door off to a
Conservatory with tiled floor and door to Gardens
First floor staircase to a
Landing with a radiator and doors leading to
Bathroom with a white 3-piece suite
Rear Bedroom
Airing cupboard and
3 further Bedrooms each with radiators
The property is bisected via a single carriage roadway off which leads to a garage in need of some refurbishment. A concrete path leads to the front of the property with an enclosed vegetable garden with wide variety of soft fruit trees, fruits and vegetables, greenhouse and a former well.
On the opposite side of the roadway a traditional farmyard which comprises a range of stone and slate buildings adaptable for any varied uses , detached cow shed with ties for 6 feed mangers, former coach house with granary over and adjacent stabling , Dutch barn with lean to currently used for log storage, steel framed corrugated iron implement shed again used as log storage , detached second cow shed with ties for 8 with original stalls and mangers , former dairy and a large multi-purpose four bay multi-purpose shed with high eves and a concreted floor throughout, very large inspection pit , power and electricity (not connected at the moment) useful for a number of varied purposes.
The land is bisected by the council roadway in total approx 26 acres.
The land is mostly level to gently sloping in good heart and secured within a ring fence all of which naturally watered
Some mature pine and woodland and mature deciduous trees and hedges providing shelter for grazing animals.
Council Tax Band: D