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£550,000

Bryn Villa, Ystrad Meurig, SY25 6AD

Land size
15 acres
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
1

Key Features

  • Traditional Welsh farmhouse set within approximately 15 acres of pasture and countryside
  • Three-bedroom family home blending period character with modern energy-efficient living
  • Air source heat pump, wood-burning stoves and insulated accommodation for year-round comfort
  • Versatile range of traditional outbuildings with excellent smallholding, equestrian or workshop potential
  • Gently rolling grazing land with far-reaching rural views and abundant wildlife
  • Direct access to the Ystwyth Cycle Trail, with Strata Florida Abbey and scenic countryside walks nearby
  • Peaceful yet accessible location, approximately 11 miles from Aberystwyth and the Ceredigion coastline
  • A rare opportunity to enjoy an authentic West Wales smallholding lifestyle surrounded by nature, heritage and space

Description

Bryn Villa A Timeless Welsh Smallholding Surrounded by Nature

Versatile Outbuildings & Approximately 15 Acres of Beautiful West Wales Countryside

Nestled amidst the rolling hills of Ceredigion, this charming country smallholding offers an increasingly rare opportunity to embrace a peaceful rural lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility.

Approached via a traditional splay-gated entrance framed by natural stone walls, the property immediately conveys a sense of arrival. Beyond lies approximately 15 acres of gently undulating pasture surrounding a traditional stone-built farmhouse and an excellent range of useful outbuildings, creating a wonderfully private and versatile rural retreat.

Positioned just eleven miles from the vibrant university and coastal town of Aberystwyth, the property enjoys the very best of both worlds. Here, the tranquillity of open countryside combines effortlessly with easy access to beaches, independent cafés, restaurants, shopping, healthcare and excellent transport connections.

Steeped in Welsh history, nearby Strata Florida Abbey stands as one of Wales' most important historic landmarks, whilst the surrounding landscape is renowned for its spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and regular sightings of the iconic Red Kite.

Whether your vision is a peaceful family home, a smallholding, equestrian retreat or simply a slower pace of life immersed in nature, this delightful property offers exceptional lifestyle appeal.

A Home Full of Warmth & Character

Dating from the early twentieth century, the farmhouse successfully blends traditional character with the comforts of modern country living.

The welcoming accommodation centres around a spacious open-plan kitchen and living space where family life naturally unfolds. Slate flooring, exposed character, traditional wood-burning stove(s) and generous natural light combine to create a home that feels both warm and welcoming throughout the seasons.

Modern comforts have been carefully introduced, including an air source heat pump, providing efficient and sustainable heating, together with insulation improvements that contribute to comfortable year-round living.

Whilst tastefully maintained, the property also offers an exciting opportunity for a purchaser to further enhance and personalise the accommodation, creating a home perfectly suited to their own style and aspirations.

Three comfortable bedrooms provide excellent family accommodation, while the peaceful rural outlooks create a constant connection with the surrounding countryside.

Outbuildings with Endless Possibilities

Complementing the farmhouse are the traditional and practical outbuildings offering outstanding flexibility, with original cobblestone floors in parts.

Constructed in traditional Welsh stone beneath slate roofs, the principal range incorporates workshops, stores, loft space, machinery accommodation and useful ancillary buildings, all lending themselves to a wide variety of agricultural, hobby or lifestyle pursuits. A substantial three-bay hay barn further enhances the holding.

Whether supporting a smallholding, workshop, equestrian interests or future diversification (subject to any necessary consents), the buildings provide exceptional versatility.

The Land

Extending to approximately 15 acres, the land surrounds the farmhouse in a series of gently rolling pasture enclosures, creating a picturesque setting that is both practical and beautiful.

Suitable for grazing livestock or horses, hay production or simply enjoying the freedom that accompanies country living, the land offers enormous lifestyle appeal whilst remaining highly manageable.

Far-reaching countryside views, mature boundaries and the surrounding landscape create a wonderful feeling of peace and seclusion, whilst direct access to the Ystwyth Cycle Trail offers miles of scenic walking, cycling and exploration from the doorstep.

The West Wales Lifestyle

Life here is centred around nature.

Morning walks across your own land, evenings beside the wood burner, cycling directly onto the Ystwyth Trail and watching Red Kites soar overhead quickly become part of everyday life.

Despite its wonderfully peaceful position, Aberystwyth remains within approximately twenty minutes, offering sandy beaches, a bustling promenade, independent boutiques, restaurants, arts venues and the many advantages of a thriving university town.

Whether enjoying the spectacular Cambrian Mountains, the Ceredigion coastline or the rich heritage surrounding Strata Florida Abbey, this location places some of Wales' most beautiful landscapes within effortless reach.

More Than a Smallholding

Some homes offer land.

Others offer character. Bryn Villa offers both—together with something far rarer: the opportunity to embrace a genuine West Wales way of life.

Whether tending livestock, creating a productive smallholding, pursuing equestrian interests or simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the surrounding countryside, this is a place where life naturally slows to a gentler pace.

The warmth of the farmhouse, the versatility of the outbuildings and the freedom of approximately fifteen acres combine to create a property that is as rewarding to live in as it is beautiful to own.

This is more than a country home; it is an opportunity to create a lifestyle that many aspire to, yet few ever find.

Ground Floor

Entrance Hall

Accessed via a UPVC double-glazed front door, the hallway includes a telephone point, twin power sockets, the central heating programmer, and staircase to the first floor.

Sitting Room

A cosy dual-aspect reception room with windows to the front and side. Features a charming log-burning stove set on a tiled hearth, ideal for relaxing evenings.

Open-Plan Lounge/Dining Room

A spacious and light-filled room with windows to both the front and rear elevations. Includes two double panel radiators, a feature log-burning stove, multiple power points, and a built-in alcove cupboard. The dining area flows seamlessly into the kitchen and has access to the rear porch.

Kitchen Area

Fitted with a modern range of wall and base units, incorporating an integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine. Includes a four-ring ceramic hob, single drainer sink, ample worktop space, and multiple power points. Well-designed for practicality and efficiency.

First Floor

Landing

A central landing with a window to the rear, double panel radiator, and access to all bedrooms and bathroom.

Family Bathroom

Fitted with a panelled bath, low-flush WC, and vanity-style wash hand basin. Window to the rear and a double panel radiator.

Airing Cupboard

Houses the lagged copper hot water cylinder and Valiant air source heat pump.

Bedroom One

A spacious double bedroom with windows to the front and side. Includes two power points and a double panel radiator.

Bedroom Two

Another generously sized front-facing bedroom with dual-aspect windows, a double panel radiator, TV point, and mirrored sliding-door wardrobe.

Bedroom Three

A bright room with rear-facing window, three power points, and a double panel radiator.

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Property details

Tenure
Freehold
Council Tax Band
D
Date Posted
2026-01-29

Market Value Analysis

Compared with 205 Homes with Land listings in Wales (10+ acres).

This Property£36,667 / acre
Homes with Land Average (10+ acres) £37,932 / acre
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Energy Performance Certificate

Energy Efficiency Rating

Very energy efficient - lower running costs
CurrentPotential
(92+)A
(81-91)B
(69-80)C
(55-68)D
(39-54)E
(21-38)F
(1-20)G
55 D
85 B

Based on UK Energy Performance Certificate standards (EU Directive 2002/91/EC)

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