Clynderwen smallholding with caravan site for sale
The land sits to the front and both sides of the house, and is described by the agents as 'highly suitable for equine and general grazing.'
The home has been modernised and updated, with triple-glazed windows, a woodburning stove in the living room, and a kitchen fitted with wall and base storage units, an oil-fired Rayburn, and a four-ring gas hob.
One of the bedrooms (Image: J J Morris)
Agents say the accommodation is 'efficient and tasteful' and benefits from 'superb country views.'
Externally, the property features a hardstanding driveway providing parking and turning space, enclosed gardens, and a chicken run.
There is a gated entrance to the main yard, which contains several outbuildings.
These include a multi-purpose barn, a former cubicle shed with four stables, a Dutch barn with additional stables, a lean-to stable, and a tack room.
There are a range of outbuildings (Image: J J Morris)
The agents highlight the 'excellent range of multipurpose buildings' for animal housing and machinery.
A sand school for exercising horses is situated behind the house.
The site also contains a legally compliant static caravan with water, electricity, and drainage, as well as a touring caravan and camping area with five hook-up points and a shower block.
J J Morris recommend viewing to 'fully appreciate this fine country holding.'
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