Ty Draw Farm, Blaencwm, Treorchy CF42 5DW

The substantial family home once formed part of a large country house, situated at the head of the valley, at the foot of the breathtaking Rhigos Mountain. With it's large stone walls and independent access, it's easily forgotten that this is an attached property.
The property offers three generous sized reception rooms with the LIVING ROOM, plus SITTING ROOM boasting 10' high ceilings. The living room has flagstone floors and a wood burning stove set within the original fireplace. The sitting room has windows to side with original wooden shutters, wooden floorboards and an ornate fireplace. The HOME OFFICE, is dual aspect including a part glazed door to side. The KITCHEN, has doors from both hallway and living room. With two windows to front and window to side, it offers a range of base, larder and wall mounted units and houses an oil fired cooking range housing the central heating boiler and space for white goods.
The first floor LANDING and INNER LANDING with built in airing cupboard and storage gives access to the bedroom accommodation. Three of the bedrooms benefit from en-suites. The four double bedrooms all have original ornate fireplaces. The MASTER BEDROOM, has an EN-SUITE BATHROOM and door into BEDROOM 5/ DRESSING ROOM. BEDROOM 2 has an EN-SUITE BATHROOM, BEDROOM 3 has an EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM. BEDROOM 4 lies opposite the FAMILY BATHROOM which has a white three piece suite.
The one bedroom self-contained COTTAGE was initially used for extended family, but more recently has been a holiday let investment. The COTTAGE offers comfortable accommodation which includes: an open plan KITCHEN/DINING/LIVING ROOM, with high vaulted ceiling. The generous DOUBLE BEDROOM, also with vaulted ceiling. The family SHOWER ROOM, offers a white three-piece suite and the UTILITY ROOM, houses the independent central heating boiler and space for white goods.
The STABLE YARD offers 11 breeze block built stable boxes and a tack room, toilet and a central paved courtyard. The stables benefit from power, lighting and water. Paved pathways run from the stable yard PORTAL BARN which was previously a large indoor arena (134’ x 66’10”). The arena which needs resurfacing, is a hugely adaptable space and could be used for a multitude of other purposes if not equestrian.
The property sits in grounds of almost 14 acres. It has three fields divided by a wooded gorge with brook running through. The property offers outstanding riding out options with access into neighbouring forestry. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Mains water, electric, drainage and oil central heating.