Evans Bros says ..

Property Oracle says ..

This property in Pontsian, Llandysul, is a substantial smallholding comprising a character stone and slate house, dating back to the 1800s, and approximately 10 acres of land. The main residence features four or five bedrooms and two bathrooms, showing a blend of original features and modern updates. The kitchen is a standout feature, with a unique brick-built design and island.

The property’s outbuildings, including a coach house and cow shed, offer potential for various uses, from workshops and storage to conversion into additional living spaces or holiday lets. However, many of these structures would require substantial renovation, representing both a cost and an opportunity. The house is surrounded by extensive gardens that seem well-maintained, in addition to the wider agricultural land surrounding the property.

The location is secluded and rural, offering peace and quiet but requiring a car for any sort of commute, even to the nearest schools or towns. Potential buyers must consider the significant distance to shops, amenities, employment centres, and public transportation. This rural location, however, is desirable for those prioritizing seclusion and access to the Welsh countryside.

Overall, this property presents an interesting proposition for buyers seeking a large rural property with potential for expansion and development. The significant land and outbuildings are key selling points, however, the overall property would require attention and may represent a significant cost for modernization. Due to the lack of property size information, a comprehensive analysis of value for money is unfortunately restricted.

Therefore, we give this property 6 / 10. *Disclaimer: This is our option and does constitute a recommendation or financial advice. Do your own research. *

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