Gwndwn Bach

The Outbuildings

Large Shed 5m x 11.4m of corrugated construction, housing a 3 bed static caravan which we are advised has been on the site for over 15 years.

On the other side of the driveway is the:
Garage 2.7m x 4.7m of block and corrugated construction

Beyond the large shed and the garage are the rest of the buildings. First there is a:
Livestock Shed 4.6m x 8.3m with hayloft over one end
with a Lean-to store on side 4.6m x 1.8m
and a Workshop 4.75m x 6.68m on the other side

Next to this is a:
Lamb Shelter 6.3m x 6.28m

And then on to:
2 x 12' x 12' Stables of timber construction

Opposite the lamb shelter is a:
Ram Shed 5.1m x 2m

And next to this, opposite the stables, is a building comprising:
Feed Store 3.54m x 2.22m
Pony Stall 4.42m x 3.56m
Lean-to Store

The Land

The land is divided into a number of fields. Some are gently sloping, whereas some slope more steeply. There is an area of flatter land along the river. The land has been fenced for horses and sheep. A river runs along one boundary and through one of the fields, giving a water supply for the livestock. One large field has recently been planted with young trees but they are still very small and it would be easy to top the whole field at this stage if pastureland was preferred.

The property extends to approximately 43 acres in total.

Please note, there is no dwelling at the property and no permission for a residence.
A phone line is connected and there is a rudimentary drainage system, but there is no mains water and no mains electricity connection, although the owners have a PV system for basic lighting etc..

Our vendor advises that a right of way is in existence to enable to related neighbours to access adjoining farms to transport livestock. However, we have been advised...

General Information

Viewings: Strictly via the agents, The Smallholding Centre or our sister company Houses For Sale In Wales.Co.Uk

Services: Telephone and natural water supply. No mains water and no mains electricity but a PV system provides electricity for the caravan.

Local Authority: Carmarthenshire County Council

Directions

From Carmarthen take the A484 north towards Newcastle Emlyn. After about 8.5 miles you will approach the village of Cwmduad. Shortly after seeing the village sign, there is a sharp left hand bend. As you come out of the bend, turn right into Heol y Bwt. Follow this narrow, no-through road for approximately 1.5 miles going along the valley and then starting to rise up the hill. You will come to a very sharp left hand bend. The entrance is directly ahead of you on this bend, with the name clearly visible on the gate.