• DETACHED HOUSE +
• SEMI-RURAL VILLAGE SETTING +
• THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS +
• TWO RECEPTION ROOMS +
• WELL PRESENTED +
• COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS +
• SOUTH FACING GARDEN +
• DRIVEWAY PARKING +
• AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP AND SOLAR PANELS +
• EPC RATING: C +

With far reaching countryside views across the valley, Brynhyfryd offers a great opportunity for those looking to embrace a village lifestyle. Located in the rural village setting of Talog, Carmarthenshire, the detached house has an abundance of charm throughout. With many lovely countryside walks right on your doorstep, viewing is highly recommended!

Upon entering the property, you are greeted by a warm and welcoming atmosphere. A fitted kitchen is supported by a separate utility room, heating room and w/c, creating a practical and functional layout for everyday use. The timeless country kitchen is fitted with solid wood worktops and features an inglenook with a Rangemaster. The ground floor also accommodates; a sitting room with an exposed fireplace with a Henley log burning stove, and a family living/dining room with Stovax log burner and patio doors opening out onto the garden. The first floor is set over a split level landing and provides; a modern family bathroom, an additional shower room, and three double bedrooms which all enjoy those lovely views. The property benefits from UPVC double glazing, an sir source heat pump and solar panels.

Externally, the property offers a well maintained mature landscaped garden, which is home to variety of plants, trees and shrubs. Ideal for any keen gardener, there is also a green house and garden shed. The south facing patio area runs in front of the property and provides a great space for outside seating. Making the most of those gorgeous views, you can really envision dining al fresco during the summer months. There is also off road parking for two cars.

Talog, is a rural village situated along the River Cywyn. A friendly village that benefits from a lovely community feel and a regular bus service into Carmarthen and a post office van that visits two times a week. Carmarthen is situated just under 20 minutes drive away with schools, medical facilities and amenities.

The County town of Carmarthen lays claim to being the oldest town in Wales, boasting a strong Roman heritage dating back to AD c75. Situated on the River Towy eight miles north of its mouth at Carmarthen Bay, the town is the location of the headquarters of Dyfed Powys Police, the Carmarthen Campus of The University of Wales, Trinity Saint David and The West Wales General Hospital. The town is well served by numerous primary schools and two secondary schools offering education through the medium of Welsh and English. The former cattle market in the heart of the town has undergone massive regeneration and the new shopping centre now houses most high street names, a Vue Cinema complex, restaurants, bars and a multi storey car park. The town is also served by direct inter city trains from West Wales to London and Manchester.