Llanglydwen, Wales

Llysnewydd, Hebron, Whitland, Carmarthenshire, SA34 0YRLlysnewydd is a beautifully presented detached farmhouse set in around twelve acres of flat, usable land with wide rural views in all directions. Recently modernised, the property offers an ideal mix of traditional charm and contemporary comfort, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle. Notably, this traditional stone house has an EPC rating of B, an impressive and rare feature for a property of this type, highlighting its energy efficiency and modern improvements. The accommodation is spacious and versatile, well suited to family life. On the ground floor, an inviting entrance hall leads to generously proportioned reception rooms, including a 24-foot living room, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The heart of the home is the open-plan kitchen, dining and utility space, measuring just under 24 feet in width and providing a bright, sociable environment with room for daily living and gatherings. Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The principal and secondary bedrooms are particularly spacious, and all rooms benefit from countryside views. Externally, the property sits on around twelve acres of flat land, ideal for those with equestrian, agricultural or lifestyle interests. A stone outbuilding and an agricultural building, which previously had planning permission (now expired), offer excellent potential for conversion or re-use, subject to the necessary planning and construction approvals. There is also a poly tunnel, offering horticultural or self-sufficiency opportunities. Llysnewydd is offered for sale with no onward chain, providing a rare opportunity to acquire a ready-to-go rural home with development potential in a highly sought-after setting. The property benefits from a convenient location close to local amenities, including schools and a village grocery in the neighbouring villages. The thriving market town of Narberth is a short drive away and offers a wide range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, healthcare and dental services, community facilities and a railway station. Rich in culture and heritage, Narberth is also renowned for its links to Welsh mythology and the Rebecca Riots, as well as its busy annual festival held in partnership with its twin town, Ludlow. Nestled at the foot of the Preseli Hills and easily accessible from the Pembrokeshire coast and the Coastal Path, Llysnewydd offers the best of country living with coastal access and a sense of community.