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Croft Cottage, Marros | Fine and Country West Wales

Fine and Country West Wales

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Croft Cottage, Marros | Fine and Country West Wales

131 просмотр · 1 день назад
Fine and Country West Wales
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131 просмотр · 1 день назад
One of the most memorable aspects of Croft Cottage is its outlook. The property overlooks the neighbouring horse fields belonging to the local riding centre, creating a wonderfully peaceful and ever changing view. Horses grazing beyond the garden form part of the everyday landscape, lending the setting a particularly idyllic rural character. It is this connection between the house, its gardens and the countryside beyond that makes Croft Cottage feel so special. Although privately enclosed within its own established grounds, the cottage never feels isolated from its surroundings. Instead, it enjoys a sense of openness, with mature planting framing the views and the neighbouring paddocks extending the outlook beyond the property’s boundaries. At the heart of the cottage is its welcoming living room, where a wood and coal burning stove creates a wonderfully cosy focal point. Installed in approximately 2014, it complements the existing oil fired central heating and is capable of providing warmth throughout much of the cottage during the colder months. A large conservatory was added in 2016, transforming the way the home connects with its gardens. Extending over the former patio, this generous garden facing reception room draws in an abundance of natural light while enjoying views across the grounds, neighbouring horse fields and surrounding countryside. It is a space designed for unhurried mornings, relaxed family gatherings and watching the garden change with the seasons. A room where the outside world feels present throughout the year. The kitchen was replaced in 2017, while the downstairs bathroom was renovated with new fixtures and fittings in 2023. The downstairs parlour was also refurbished at this time and offers excellent flexibility. It works equally well as an additional reception room, a dedicated home office or, if required, a potential ground floor bedroom. The cottage is also well suited to remote working. Fibre optic cable has recently been brought to the property ready for connection, while full O2 mobile coverage has previously proved sufficient for everyday use and working from home. Upstairs, the landing and bedroom carpets were replaced in 2024, with fitted wardrobes added to the principal bedroom. Gardens Grown Over Generations The gardens at Croft Cottage are not the result of a recent landscaping project; they have been nurtured, developed and enjoyed over many decades. The owners’ grandparents first maintained the grounds during their time here, followed by their daughter, who was a particularly enthusiastic gardener. That tradition has continued, with the gardens regularly cared for throughout the year, including weekly mowing during the main growing season. Today, the mature planting, established boundaries and generous lawns create a wonderfully private and peaceful setting. The conservatory and adjoining patio allow the gardens to become a natural extension of the cottage, offering places to dine, entertain, garden or simply enjoy the tranquillity of this rural Carmarthenshire location. When the conservatory was constructed, the oil tank was relocated and replaced with a new tank and compliant bund, while an additional outside patio area was also created. The extent of the grounds could hold different possibilities for different purchasers. For some, they will remain beautiful, mature gardens to be enjoyed exactly as they are. Others may wish to explore whether certain areas of the land could offer longer term development potential or opportunities for holiday accommodation, subject entirely to obtaining the necessary planning permissions and professional advice. Importantly, the property’s boundary extends through to the main country road, which may provide further possibilities when considering the future use or potential of the grounds. No assumption should be made that planning consent would be granted, but the size, positioning and road frontage of the land could make it worthy of further investigation by an incoming purchaser.