This 18th-century stone dwelling, known as Upper Pentwyn Farm, has been lovingly restored by its current owners after years of neglect and disrepair. The property, which was once two separate buildings, had fallen into ruin by the 1960s and was condemned by the local council. However, the owners, who first discovered the property in the 1980s, were captivated by its unique location and charm. After years of searching for the perfect property, they finally acquired the farm in 1998, when it was listed by a Heritage Officer and the farmer decided to sell. With the necessary consents, the owners have rebuilt the property, linking the house to the kitchen and adding a garden room, which now takes full advantage of the stunning location. The result is a unique family home that combines character and charm with modern living spaces.