Llanychaiarn, Wales

A rare opportunity to acquire a three-bedroom apartment with magnificent proportions in one of the most prestigious Grade II listed buildings in Aberystwyth, offering generous and house-like proportions and remarkable period details across the country, including a spectacular communal entrance hall inspired by Nash. Spacious throughout, with lovely views over the open countryside towards Rhydyfelin and Aberystwyth, the apartment offers living space comparable to a small bungalow, making it a very attractive option for those looking to downsize without compromising space or quality. Likewise, it will appeal to those seeking a luxurious lock-up or a wonderful second home in a truly special setting all located within the rich history of this remarkable manor. The apartment benefits from allocated parking, with additional spaces for guests. Offered for sale with no onward chain, early viewing is strongly recommended. The history of Plas Tanybwlch Plas Tanybwlch sits in its own grounds just south of Aberystwyth, offering panoramic views of the sea and the surrounding countryside. Some sources place the construction of the manor in the early years of the 19th century, built by Major General Lewis Davies, a veteran of the Napoleonic Wars, as a Regency villa overlooking the maritime routes leading to Aberystwyth harbour. The house was substantially enlarged in the early 1890s by Matthew Lewis Vaughan Davies, who greatly expanded the manor, adding a new driveway and a block of stables, then clad it in ashlar stone giving the building the Victorian crenellated character it retains today, layered over its Regency core. During World War II, Plas Tanybwlch played an important role as an isolation hospital, treating evacuated children during an outbreak of typhoid that affected the region. In the following decades, the house enjoyed a genuinely eclectic history, including a period as a restoration school and, later, a private property associated with a recording studio used by renowned musicians.