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Ty Meinwr Farm, Pontycymer, Bridgend, Cf32 8Ne TY MEINWR FARM, PONTYCYMER, BRIDGEND, CF32 8NE TY MEINWR FARM, PONTYCYMER, BRIDGEND, BRIDGEND COUNTY BOROUGH, CF32 8NE AN UNMODERNISED FARMHOUSE SET IN AN ELEVATED POSITION WITH A SMALL RANGE OF OUTBUILDINGS SET WITHIN c.46.90 ACRES Cardiff City Centre 26.7 miles Cowbridge 17 miles M4 (J36) 6.9 miles Accommodation and Amenities: Entrance Hall • Lounge • Study • Dining Room • Kitchen • Three Double Bedrooms • Family Bathroom • Two store rooms to the rear of property Portal Frame Outbuilding (45ft x 30ft) • A range of timber framed stables (10ft x 10ft) • Approx. 46.90 acres of land Chartered Surveyors, Auctioneers and Estate Agents 55a High Street, Cowbridge, Vale of Glamorgan, CF71 7AE Tel: 01446 774152 Email: [email protected] www.wattsandmorgan.co.uk www.wattsandmorgan.co.uk Situation Situated to the north of Bridgend County Borough, Pontycymer is a former mining village located within the Garw Valley. This historic village offers close proximity to local amenities including a Co-op supermarket, Lloyds pharmacy, various high street shops, a welsh language Primary School and a Church. Pontycymer is some 6.9 miles north of the M4 motorway at junction 36 providing easy access to both Swansea and Cardiff. Description Ty Meinwr Farm is reputed to date back to 1820 and offers a unique opportunity to purchase an unmodernised farmhouse set in an elevated position. Access to the property is via a private road leading to the Farmhouse. Accommodation comprises porch; Entrance Hall leading to: sizeable lounge with inglenook fireplace; double bedroom. Beyond the lounge: Study. Further hallway providing access to the Dining Room with original stone wall and wood burner: Kitchen with partly fitted units and beams to ceiling. Central staircase leads to sizeable landing with two front facing double bedrooms: family bathroom. To the rear of the property is a single storey stone and contrete block store with two compartments. Land and Outbuildings Ty Meinwr Farm comprises approximately 46.90 acres of westerly facing pasture land and outbuildings to include a portal frame barn (45ft x 30ft) and a range of two timber framed stables either side of a concrete yard to include a total of 10 stables averaging 10ft x 10ft. We are informed that in addition to the land at Ty Meinwr Farm, the property also benefits from common grazing rights for 7 cattle/horses and 350 sheep with lambs at foot. Tenure and Services Freehold. Mains electricity. Spring water. Solid fuel heating. Directions From junction 36 of the M4 motorway, head north on the A4061. At the traffic lights turn left onto the A4065 and continue through the roundabout. Turn right onto the A4064 at Llangeinor Road. Proceed to Pontycymer and turn right onto St David’s Street. At the end of the street turn right then immediately left. Ty Meinwr Farm is accessed by proceeding along this lane. Proceed of Crimes Act 2002 Watts and Morgan LLP are obliged to report any knowledge or reasonable suspicion of money laundering to SOCA (Serious Organised Crime Agency) and should such a report prove necessary may be precluded from conducting any further work without consent from SOCA. Any floor plans included in these sales particulars are not accurate or drawn to scale and are intended only to help prospective purchasers visualise the layout of the property. The plans do not form part of any contract. The plan attached is for identification purposes only and is not to scale. While every care has been taken its contents cannot be guaranteed. .
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