stone barn for
conversion
sold
Near Pontypridd,
Wales
Unconverted stone barn in
small hamlet near Pontypridd with garden and magnificent
views
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Unconverted barn in Llanwunno, Wales for sale
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Unconverted barn set in true countryside forming a
hamlet of five properties surrounded by countryside, fields, sheep and plenty
of peace & quiet.
Set in the parish of Llanwunno, this beautiful
barn lies 3 miles north of Pontypridd, ideally situated for access to A470, M4
and commuting to Cardiff (approx 25 minutes) and surrounding areas. Ynysybwl is
a ten minute car drive or walk away (over fields) and fulfils all day-to-day
functions. Pontypridd is a blossoming town and the cultural, shopping and
sporting events in the capital city of Cardiff will rival any other city in the
UK.
There is a primary school in Ynysybwl. The noteable Porth County
school is within the local catchment area.
Local country pubs and
restaurants complete the social scene.
A community of four properties
has grown up around the barn in the last ten years. The other properties
comprise two other barn conversions, the old manor house and the former
countryman's house. All the current residents are well suited to country life
and are always on hand to help out if needed.
The existing barn is of
stone construction with base dimensions 12.9 x 5.9m under a profiled steel roof
supported by recent timber joists. Access leads down from the private drive.
Detailed planning permission has been submitted to the local Council
but final approval is anticipated for a 200 square meter development set in 700
square meters of grounds.
The final property will comprise drawing room
(9m x 4.1m), dining room (6m x 2.1m), family room, master bedroom (4.1 x 4.4m)
with en-suite, two additional bedrooms, bathroom and kitchen. One particular
feature of the accommodation is the 8.5 x 3.5m family room. This could be used
either as a fourth bedroom, or as an office or a great place to banish the
teenagers to, depending on your choice.
Consideration has been given to
space and light allowing magnificent views of the mountain behind and valley
below to be incorporated as features in the final property.
This
utilises the large hay-loft doors incorporated in the original barn. Access
will be along a private drive so no road noise will be assured. There will be
ample parking for cars.
The barn is constructed from traditional Welsh
stonework and will comprise a slate roof. The gardens will lie to the front and
side of the property. With the incorporation of architectural features such as
an impressive glazed entrance hall and vaulted ceiling over the master bedroom
with feature window to the mountain behind, the final property will be a haven
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