This charming 18th-century stone dwelling, Upper Pentwyn Farm, has a rich history and unique character. Originally two buildings, the house and a detached kitchen, the property fell into disrepair and was condemned by the Council in the early 1960s. Abandoned and left to ruin, the property was eventually bought by a farmer for its land. The present owners, who first discovered the property in the 1980s, were entranced by its location and spent years searching for the perfect property, only to return to Upper Pentwyn Farm when it was listed in 1998. With the necessary consents, the owners restored the property, linking the house to the kitchen and building a garden room, resulting in a unique family home that takes full advantage of its stunning location.