This 18th-century stone dwelling, known as Upper Pentwyn Farm, has a rich history and has been lovingly restored by its current owners. The property was once two separate buildings, a house and a kitchen, which were later linked together. After falling into disrepair, the property was condemned by the council and abandoned, but its unique location and charm caught the eye of the current owners in the 1980s. After years of searching, they finally purchased the property in 1998, just after it was listed as a heritage site. The owners have since worked to restore the property, linking the house to the kitchen and building a garden room, which takes full advantage of the stunning views across the garden and fields. The property features a beautifully restored kitchen with an Aga, exposed stone walls, and a spiral staircase. The ground floor also includes a home office, snug, and a garden room with panoramic views. The first floor has three bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom. The property also has a lovely garden, complete with a pond, and three new copses planted by the owners. With its unique character, stunning location, and beautiful restoration, Upper Pentwyn Farm is a truly special property.