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Ty Crug, Abergorlech Road, Carmarthen | Fine and Country West Wales

Fine and Country West Wales

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Ty Crug, Abergorlech Road, Carmarthen | Fine and Country West Wales

2 278 просмотров · 1 месяц назад
Fine and Country West Wales
1,39 тыс. подписчиков
2 278 просмотров · 1 месяц назад
A rare opportunity to acquire a characterful smallholding of approximately 13 acres, arranged into four fields, set within the beautiful Cothi Valley in rural Carmarthenshire — complete with a five-bedroom farmhouse full of period charm, a separate one-bedroom cottage, and private fishing rights on the River Cothi. Tucked into a peaceful, wooded setting yet within easy reach of Llandeilo (10 miles) and Carmarthen (12 miles), Ty Crug offers a genuine lifestyle change for buyers seeking space, privacy and self-sufficiency, without sacrificing accessibility to everyday amenities. The House The farmhouse is full of original character throughout, with exposed stonework, beamed ceilings and a curved stone staircase leading to the first floor. The kitchen forms the heart of the home, complete with an Aga, quarry-tiled flooring and painted cabinetry, while a second reception room features a stone inglenook housing a wood-burning stove. Upstairs, bedrooms retain a wealth of character with exposed stone walls, beamed and sloping ceilings, and a principal bedroom opening onto a raised timber balcony overlooking the wooded valley. Bathrooms include a family bathroom with a bath tucked beneath the eaves and a further room with a freestanding roll-top bath. A second kitchen/utility area provides everyday practicality, with a stable door leading out to the garden. The Cottage Situated across the lane with its own driveway and garden, the separate one-bedroom cottage offers excellent potential as guest accommodation, a rental unit, or a holiday let. Land, Outbuildings & Fishing The smallholding extends to approximately 13 acres arranged into four fields, together with an area of mature woodland, a polytunnel, vegetable growing areas and ponds. A barn and further outbuildings provide space for stabling, workshops or storage, suiting equestrian buyers, smallholders, or those keeping livestock — the current owners have kept geese, ducks, chickens, donkeys and sheep across the land. Private fishing rights are available on the River Cothi, well known for its wild trout and salmon. Location Set in a peaceful rural position within the Cothi Valley, Ty Crug is well placed for those wanting genuine countryside living while remaining within a manageable distance of local towns.