Property description

• BEAUTIFUL WELSH STONE COTTAGE IN IDYLLIC RURAL SETTING
• 4 BEDROOMS, LARGE SITTING & DINING ROOMS, 2 BATHROOMS
• LOVELY NEW EXTENSION PROVIDING FLEXIBLE LIVING OPTIONS
• COULD USE 1 BEDROOM EXTENSION AS SEPARATE DWELLING
• THOUGHFULLY RENOVATED WITH ORIGINAL CHARM RETAINED
• OAK FLOORS, LOG BURNER, AGA STYLE COOKER, HOME OFFICE
• 3 ACRES OF LAND INCLUDING PADDOCK, STABLE & TACK ROOM
• WONDERFUL WOODLAND GARDEN WITH STREAM & MATURE TREES
• SECLUDED AND PRIVATE, YET CLOSE TO TOWN AND ROAD LINKS
• PERFECT FOR NATURE LOVERS AND THOSE SEEKING TRANQUILITY
INTRODUCTION:
Located in the beautiful northern Pembrokeshire countryside with stunning views of the Preselis, Glan-Y-Nant is a traditional and utterly charming three/four bedroom farmhouse nestled in approximately 41/2 acres of gardens, pastureland and paddocks, at the foot of the Preseli Hills. Stables and a tack room alongside the paddock make it ideal for someone with equestrian, walking or cycling interests, with the entire property truly perfect for those seeking a traditional, comfortable home surrounded by beauty, peace and tranquility in the most idyllic of settings.
A wonderful family home that has been thoughtfully renovated ensuring the original charm of a traditional Welsh cottage has been retained, Glan-y-Nant also offers potential for a self contained one bedroom holiday let, or secondary accommodation.   Riding enthusiasts will enjoy the numerous bridleways nearby that open up onto the Preseli Hills, and nature lovers would be most enthused with woodland paths abundant with flora and fauna. Working from home would be a delight in the purpose built, warm & cosy office located in the outbuildings alongside the farmhouse, where you can watch the Redkites soar while you work.
The village of Crymych is six minutes drive away and has a large range of amenities including shops, health centre, Welsh Medium secondary school, primary and nursery schools, pubs, and cafes. The popular and very pretty coastal town of Newport with shops, inns and fine restaurants, a golf and yacht club, and the larger town of Cardigan are both fifteen minutes away and Haverfordwest is within 30 minutes drive. Road, rail and sea links are excellent.


APPROACH
A gated entrance off a quiet, council maintained country road gives entry to a gravelled driveway flanked with large Erratic (glacial ice age) stones unearthed from the property when the extension was built, and leads to an ample parking and turning area. The house sits prettily in beautiful grounds that feature a meandering mountain stream with attractive wooden bridge, mature trees including a very old Monkey Puzzle tree, and gardens with borders of well established shrubs and herbaceous plants. A feeling of peace and tranquility pervades, and the quiet is only interrupted by the sounds of nature. Glan-y-Nant offers a lovely marriage of beautiful grounds, comfortable home and inspirational work place.