Cefnllysgwynne House is a three-story stone-built residence with breathtaking views of the Irfon Valley, boasting a rich history as a traditional Welsh long house with Victorian extensions. The property offers a substantial residence ripe for refurbishment and modernization, with a plethora of historic features to preserve. The house is not listed and has significant scope for renovation, either by restoring its original charm or redeveloping it into a modern family home. The property includes an independent annexe, a wine cellar, and a biomass wood-pellet boiler for heating and hot water. The grounds feature a large garden, a gravelled parking area, and a range of farm buildings, including a stable block, machinery store, and a traditional stone barn. The property also includes Cefn Cottage, a separate dwelling with its own workshop and storerooms. The surrounding land, approximately 17.74 acres of grassland, is suitable for livestock grazing and mowing, and is let by way of two farm business tenancies. The freehold property is being sold by private treaty with vacant possession on completion, subject to certain agreements and holdover requirements.