Property description

The Malt House is a stunning detached barn conversion dating back to 1794, renovated to a high specification in 1999, and occupying an idyllic rural position with wonderful breathtaking views of open country side and far reaching hillside. This impressive character barn enjoys a large well landscaped 0.3 acre south facing garden and a newly built substantial detached double garage with electronic fob operated doors and a wide private gated entrance drive with ample parking for four cars. In addition to the side of the property is a further parking area for three cars, and the property is approached by a private road serving also private access to a charming farm house, an additional detached barn conversion and a stables. The property benefits oil fired heating with a substantial Stanley Aga range cooker, modern wiring (1999), a modern roof, replacement PVC hardwood effect double glazed windows, and a private water supply, provided by a communal fully regulated bore hole, also serving the adjacent properties, and providing the most perfect mineral drinking water one could hope for. The surprisingly spacious accommodation comprises an entrance hall with Hardwood effect double glazed front entrance door, a stylish modern white downstairs shower room with wc and corner shower, a farmhouse style kitchen with humed marble work surfaces, a white Belfast sink and space for a table and chairs, and a separate utility room. The main lounge is a generous size and equipped with a charming stone fireplace with multi fuel cast iron burner and an imposing natural stone original arch with stained glass window. A separate formal dining room also features an original stone arch, whilst a returning spindle balustrade staircase leads to a central landing. There are three double sized bedrooms and a large modern white family bathroom with an ornate suite. Each of the first floor rooms enjoy wonderful views, and charming exposed beamed ceilings through the accommodation provide a charming cottage atmosphere. This unique character property whilst enjoying a truly relaxing rural location is still within good access to local amenities, plus fast travel to Caerphilly, Cardiff, the A470 and the M4. Must be seen. The property provides 1639 square feet of space.

Description

The Malt House is a stunning detached barn conversion dating back to 1794, renovated to a high specification in 1999, and occupying an idyllic rural position with wonderful breathtaking views of open country side and far reaching hillside. This impressive character barn enjoys a large well landscaped 0.3 acre south facing garden and a newly built substantial detached double garage with electronic fob operated doors and a wide private gated entrance drive with ample parking for four cars. In addition to the side of the property is a further parking area for three cars, and the property is approached by a private road serving also private access to a charming farm house, an additional detached barn conversion and a stables. The property benefits oil fired heating with a substantial Stanley Aga range cooker, modern wiring (1999), a modern roof, replacement PVC hardwood effect double glazed windows, and a private water supply, provided by a communal fully regulated bore hole, also serving the adjacent properties, and providing the most perfect mineral drinking water one could hope for. The surprisingly spacious accommodation comprises an entrance hall with Hardwood effect double glazed front entrance door, a stylish modern white downstairs shower room with wc and corner shower, a farmhouse style kitchen with humed marble work surfaces, a white Belfast sink and space for a table and chairs, and a separate utility room. The main lounge is a generous size and equipped with a charming stone fireplace with multi fuel cast iron burner and an imposing natural stone original arch with stained glass window. A separate formal dining room also features an original stone arch, whilst a returning spindle balustrade staircase leads to a central landing. There are three double sized bedrooms and a large modern white family bathroom with an ornate suite. Each of the first floor rooms enjoy wonderful views, and charming exposed beamed ceilings through the accommodation provide a charming cottage atmosphere. This unique character property whilst enjoying a truly relaxing rural location is still within good access to local amenities, plus fast travel to Caerphilly, Cardiff, the A470 and the M4. Must be seen. The property provides 1639 square feet of space. The main lounge is a generous size and equipped with a charming stone fireplace with multi fuel cast iron burner and an imposing natural stone original arch with stained glass window. A separate formal dining room also features an original stone arch, whilst a returning spindle balustrade staircase leads to a central landing. There are three double sized bedrooms and a large modern white family bathroom with an ornate suite. Each of the first floor rooms enjoy wonderful views, and charming exposed beamed ceilings through the accommodation providing a charming cottage atmosphere. This unique character property whilst enjoying a truly relaxing rural location is still within good access to local amenities, plus fast travel to Caerphilly, Cardiff, the A470 and the M4. Must be seen. The property provides 1639 square feet of space.VENDORS NOTES The Malt House was built in 1794 as an addition to Ty Isha Farm by Edward Davies at a cost of 110 guineas. Barley and cereal would have been dried in the house to produce the Malt for Ales to supply the needs of the local Publicans and Estates. The Malt was not only supplied to the inns in the village but taken by horse and cart along the old Drover tracks and carriageways which are still in existence behind the house today. They wind their way around the fields up to Mynydd Y Grug and onwards to the Northern and Western valleys. The location is a walkers dream which starts right outside the door. A few minutes walk and you have views across the Bristol Channel to the South and the heights of Pen y fan and the Brecon Beacons to the North.We enjoy a lovely country lifestyle in an unspoilt cwm yet it is so easily accessible to local amenities and transport links . We often think of it as our petit manoir. ENTRANCE HALL Hardwood effect double glazed leaded front entrance door, Italian ceramic tiled floor, high ceiling, radiator, access to roof space, Large built in double storage cupboard. Dado rail.DOWNSTAIRS SHOWER ROOM 8'11 x 4'10Stylish modern white site with Italian tiled floor, walls part ceramic tiled, ceramic tiled corner shower cubicle with a Triton shower unit, shaped pedestal wash hand basin with mixer taps and pop up waste, slim line wc, double glazed window, high ceiling, extractor fan, radiator.KITCHEN & BREAKFAST ROOM 12'10 x 12'6Well fitted along two sides with pine distressed panel fronted floor and eye level units, with Humed marble work surfaces, white Belfast sink with brass mixer taps, Stanley Oil fired Aga range cooker heating both the radiators and the domestic hot water system, Italian tiled floor, welsh dresser, space for a dining table and chairs, fitted extractor hood, beamed ceiling, radiator, window with garden views.UTILITY ROOM 7'11 x 8'10Comprising modern and fronted floor and eye level units with chrome handles and laminate work surfaces, space with plumbing for an automatic washing machine and dish washer. Hardwood PVC double glazed leaded outer door to side gardens and drive, double glazed window to front, radiator, coved ceiling, part ceramic tiled walls, space for the housing of an upright fridge freezer.LOUNGE 25'0 x 13'9A charming room inset with an exposes stone fireplace with cast iron multi fuel burner and a slate hearth, beamed ceiling, three hardwood double glazed lattice windows, wood block floor, plate rail, original stone arch with elegant stained glass motif, two double radiators.DINING ROOM 14'2 x 13'9Wood block floor, original exposed stone arch, two PVC windows to side aspect, PVC double glazed lattice window to rear, exposed beamed ceiling, double radiator, returning spindle balustrade staircase to first floor landing.FIRST FLOOR LANDING Large walk in full height cupboard with hanging space, shelves and light, beamed ceiling, access to roof space, large built in double wardrobe, two radiators, two velux windows.BEDROOM ONE 13'9 x 11'6Strip pine floor, radiator, double glazed PVC window, beamed ceiling.BEDROOM TWO 13'9 x 10'4Strip pine floor, beamed ceiling, radiator, PVC double glazed window.BEDROOM THREE 13'2 x 13'0Double radiator, ceiling with beams, double glazed window, extensive fitted wardrobes.FAMILY BATHROOM 9'2 x 8'6Modern white Charlotte suite with shaped pedestal wash hand basin, wc, bidet with mixer taps and pop up waste, panel bath with Triton shower and shower screen, ceramic tiled floor, wall part ceramic tiled.ENTRANCE DRIVE Private four car entrance drive approached by a six bar gate. Three additional parking spaces are also available positioned along side the back of the Barn.DOUBLE GARAGE 20'9 x 20'10Recently built detached double garage, two fob operated electronic up and over doors, electric power and light, open roof space storage area, potential for a courtesy door to rear gardens if required.GARDENS Occupying 0.3 of an acre with large and lovely sunny gardens, mainly laid to lawn, inset with private sun terrace with slate and stone borders. Wonderful views across the surrounding area, extending towards Caerphilly and adjacent hill side.DIRECTIONS Take the Bedwas exit from rounabout, at first set of traffic lights turn left into Greenway, turn right at the chevrons into Pandy Mawr Road, continue 0.1 miles then turn right into Pandy Mawr Road, continue for 0.8 miles keeping to the right, continue through a tunnel under a bridge, cross over a cattle grid, take the right hand fork continuing along keeping left, at the next junction bear left enter a private road serving four properties and the Malt house will be found as the second property on the left hand side.VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Please call Peter Alan Black Caerphilly on 02920 02920 867611 The Twyn, Caerphilly, CF83 1JL.You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. 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