Rhandirmwyn, Llandovery, Carmarthenshire, SA20

A beautifully presented period Grade II listed cottage situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Rhandirmwyn. This pretty cottage stands in good sized garden with an enclosed parking area and enjoys views over the adjoining valley.
The useful outbuildings are ideal as a workshop or provide great storage.

Description
Gorof Melyn is a quintessential traditional Welsh cottage thought to date back to the early C19. It was owned by Lord Cawdor who was Lord Lieutenant of Pembrokeshire and Chairman of the Great Western Railway. The property was Grade II listed in 1999 as a good example of the smaller cottage of the region and group value with the adjoining Grade II listed pound, a circular rubble stone animal pound to be found on the southern edge of the property. The property stands in good sized gardens with an enclosed off road parking area and a range of useful outbuildings.

Location
This lovely property nestles comfortably into the upper reaches of the Towy Valley in the popular village of Rhandirmwyn and a short distance from the scenic road that leads to the Lynn Brianne Dam. The area around Rhandirmwyn is known for the stunning scenery associated with this area of Wales and the abundance of wildlife including Red Kites. The market town of Llandovery (8 miles) offers a varied range of local shops and a supermarket. From Llandovery there are good road links to Brecon, Llandeilo and a little further away the M4 corridor.

Walk Inisde
As you enter through the main front door you pass through a small hallway before entering the open plan sitting/ dining room, a lovely space with exposed beams, natural stone work and attractive tiled flooring. The kitchen features a range of attractive fitted units with Belfast sink and wooden worktops. The ground floor also include a small lobby and a shower room consisting of a shower, WC and wash hand basin. The first floor offers a large landing area, a generous double bedroom with exposed beams and a second bedroom with exposed timber flooring.

Walk Outside
The property stands in attractive gardens with an off road parking area with gated entrance, the lawns extend to the side of the property and lead to an extremely useful outbuilding containing a workshop and Summer House. A particular feature of the gardens is the Grade II listed animal pound with circular rubble stone walls