Brynmeheryn, a substantial character residence, stands proudly on the hill of the same name in West Wales, surrounded by the wild beauty of the Cambrian Mountains. This historic home has been a sanctuary of stories, artistry, and soulful connection to land and legacy for centuries, with roots dating back to Roman times. The property has been a family home, an artists' retreat, and a gathering place for generations, with notable residents including the Reverend Richard Hughes, Monica Rawlins, Augustus John, and Nicholas Luard, whose wife Elisabeth Luard, a renowned food writer, drew inspiration from the property's natural surroundings. The house itself is a testament to timelessness, with slate floors, thick stone walls, and breathtaking views across the national nature reserve and mountains. The property offers generous and versatile accommodation, blending traditional features with country charm, and is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history and heritage.