Tynton Farm, , CF32 8NY Tynton Farm, Llangeinor Bridgend | CF32 8NY

A truly unique opportunity to purchase an extensively renovated character filled Grade II listed farmhouse set in grounds totalling 26.3 acres with a range of stone and modern outbuildings.

Truly unique opportunity | An extensively renovated Grade II listed farmhouse | Grounds totalling approximately 26.3 acres | Elevated position with far ranging views over Llangeinor village and the valley beyond | A range of dilapidated stone outbuildings and modern agricultural buildings houses the pressurised hot water cylinder plus manifolds for Tynton Farm, Llangeinor the underfloor heating. The part finished family bathroom Dated back to the late 1600s, Tynton Farm is a Grade II comprises of a four piece suite which includes; Jacuzzi style listed small holding of approximately 26.3 acres set on the panel bath, low level WC, bidet and sink unit. It has a dark hillside at the mouth of the enjoying far ranging vinyl flooring with extensive tiling to walls. A broad staircase valley and hillside views. Within the acreage are a range of leads to the large attic room which measures 33’ it offers traditional and modern buildings all in need of impressive roofing beams and timbers with fitted lighting. refurbishment. Below the kitchen area of the property is a two roomed cellar with barrelled ceilings, both with windows to side The sale provides a rare opportunity to acquire a property aspect, one with a fitted cold shelf, the room benefits from with rich historic background with the farmhouse being the power and lighting. birthplace of the 18th century philosopher Dr Richard Price whose letters and publications are widely acknowledged to have provided an inspiration for the signatories of the Outside, immediately surrounding the property, are partly American declaration of independence as well as the landscaped gardens with beautiful flagstone top dry stone catalyst for the French revolutionaries. The significant walling. There is ample parking on gravel and paved areas, amount of refurbishment already completed has been cobbled laid patio areas and lawn space. To the rear of the sympathetically finished to the highest of standards with a farmhouse is a detached refurbished stone outbuilding with wealth a charm and character yet all the benefits of a a slate pitch roof. The current vendors have split it into two modern home. The ground floor comprises of two large sections which total 20’ x 13’ 4” beyond the garden area the reception rooms, the lounge with windows to front with fitted predominately south facing sloping grounds have two shutters and sandstone window frames, has an impressive derelict stone outbuildings close to the main farm house inglenook style fire place with large wooden beamed mantle plus a modern portal building which measures – 31’ 8” x 15’ over. The inner hallway, from the lounge links to the 3” this corrugated building had a storage level and benefits impressive sitting/dining room. This large, versatile space from power and lighting. The remaining grounds, divided has a beautiful pitch roof with visible roofing timbers with into separate paddocks by mature hedgerow and stock skylights to rear and French doors to side. The kitchen with proof fencing is ideal for those wishing to run a small wood burning cooking range set within the inglenook fire holding or with equestrian needs. It adjoins the Munydd place has original spiral flagstone stairs rising to the first Llangeinor common of which commoners grazing rights are floor. It offers a high quality range of base and wall mounted available permitting the owner of Tynton to graze horses, bespoke cream units with black granite work surfaces and sheep and cattle on the mountain and offer fantastic riding splash back. There is an integrated oven and microwave out options. grill oven with induction hob with fitted cooker hood over. Off the kitchen is the utility room with windows and door to rear, it offers a matching range of units and work surfaces as the kitchen, with space and plumbing for white goods. It has ornate tiled flooring and houses the modern Worcester central heating boiler. Finally on the ground floor is a large wet room/wc with slate tiled floors and full tiling to walls, Directions there is a rainfall shower with fitted body jets, low level WC and sink unit. From Junction 36 of the M4 (Sarn) follow signs for . Proceed along this road and down the hill, Two staircases lead to the first floor landing, bedrooms one bearing left at the traffic lights signposted . Proceed over the next two roundabouts and turn and two are both generous double bedrooms and enjoy right signposted Llangeinor. At the T-junction turn right and follow this road into the village. Turn right at the views to front over the countryside village and hills beyond. public house signposted and proceed up and out to the village for approximately one third of a Both bedrooms benefit from exposed stone fire places, the master bedroom also has a walk in wardrobe. Bedroom mile where the entrance to Tynton Farm is located on the outside of the right hand bend indicated by our three is a generous single bedroom with skylight to rear also For Sale board.

Tenure Freehold

Services Mains electric, water and drainage EPC Rating D

Price £525,000

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