Location

Ysgubor Fawr occupies an idyllic position just outside the popular village of Myddfai, in the famous Brecon Beacons National Park.

Myddfai has an active local community as well as being a popular tourist destination.

Myddfai is only about four miles south of the busy market town of Llandovery with a good choice of shops and services as well as public and private education (the latter being the renowned Llandovery College).

The historic town of Brecon is about 23 miles away to the east, again providing excellent shopping facilities and public and private education, (the latter being Christ College Brecon).

Good road connections take you onto South Wales (Cardiff and the M4 is 42 miles south east from Brecon) or continuing eastwards to Abergavenny (20 miles from Brecon) and further east onto the English border.

Description

Ysgubor Fawr Farmhouse provides a large four reception room, five bedroom period home (thought to date c.1905) providing generous accommodation space with character features and modern touches.

A smart entrance porch with tiled floor leads into the reception hall with parquet flooring with doors off to the main reception rooms. On the right is the main reception room with wood flooring and a fine open fireplace with marble surround and mantel taking centre stage. On the left is a second reception room again with an ornate open fireplace. A door at the end of the hall leads to the dining room that was formerly the old kitchen and still retains the charming old cooking range and bread oven. A door leads off to a useful utility room and cloakroom. A door leads through to the large kitchen breakfast room to provide a most comfortable and practical modern space. Featuring smart bespoke hand painted fitted units, integrated dishwasher, range cooker with extractor hood and limestone flooring with underfloor heating. Open plan to the kitchen is a comfortable dining/reception room that has lovely views to the village and opens out onto a patio and enclosed area of garden.

In detail:

Inner Porch with tiled floor.
Hallway
with parquet flooring. Staircase to first floor. Radiator.
Drawing room 5.00m x 4.29m (16' 05" x 14' 01" ) with wooden flooring and feature fireplace. Radiator.
Living Room 3.81m x 2.11m (12' 06" x 6' 11" ) with original fireplace. Radiator.
Boiler Room 3.00m x 2.11m (9' 10" x 6' 11" ) with quarry tiled floor. Oil fired boiler. Radiator.
Separate Toilet with tiled floor. Low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin.
Dining Room 5.51m x 3.71m (18' 01" x 12' 02" ) with tiled floor and fireplace with original cooking range. Radiator.
Kitchen/Diner 5.51m x 3.71m (18' 01" x 12' 02") with floor and eye level cupboard. Rangemaster with 5 ring hob and double oven, fridge freezer and plumbing for a dishwasher. Extractor fan. Tiled flooring and understairs cupboard. Patio doors to rear. Radiator. Door to storage room with oil tank.

First Floor
The stairs rise up from the reception hall to the first floor accommodation. This floor includes five bedrooms, three bedrooms facing the front of the house and two on the side. One bedroom has an ensuite shower room while the other bedrooms have the use of a family bathroom. A secondary staircase also leads back down to the ground floor and opens out into the kitchen.

In detail:
Bedroom 1 3.00m x 3.00m (9' 10" x 9' 10" ) with fireplace. Radiator.
Bedroom 2 3.81m x 2.21m (12' 06" x 7' 03" ) with radiator.
Bathroom with low level WC and wash hand basin. Panelled bath with shower attachment. Part tiled walls.
Bedroom 3 5.00m x 3.71m (16' 05" x 12' 02") with fireplace. Radiator.
Bedroom 4 4.60m x 3.81m (15' 01" x 12' 06" )
with wooden floor. Original fireplace with tiled hearth. Radiator.
Bedroom 5 3.91m x 2.01m (12' 10" x 6' 07" )
with radiator.
En-Suite with low level WC, pedestal hand wash basin, shower cubicle. Heated towel rail. Airing cupboard with hot water tank.

Externally
The Outbuildings & The Land
To the front of the property, there is ample off-road parking for multiple vehicles. A well-maintained lawned garden extends across the front and side of the home. An impressive range of stone barns lies on the farmyard, which has potential for conversion (subject to planning). The property extends to about 11 acres in total (stms – subject to measured survey) with the adjoining pasture fields to the north of the homestead.

Stone Outbuilding
Part stone and part block construction with slate roof and concrete floor. A pre-application enquiry to Brecon Beacons National Park with regard to conversion of the barn into two or three self-contained holiday lets has concluded that 'the principle of development is deemed acceptable'. The vendors are willing to provide a separate vehicular access over retained land to this barn if required.