4 bedroom detached houseCefneithin, Llanelli, SA14 7EU

4 beds, 3 receptions plus conservatory and office. NGS garden. Rural location with excellent links to M4. Pen Y Garn History Historic plans show that Pen Y Garn was built some time before 1842. Originally it consisted of the main house with an attached animal house, which became a small dwelling, and which is now part of the main house as the current dining room. Pen Y Garn has been further improved with 3 extensions and since their purchase in 2012, the current owners have undertaken extensive modernisation. The house is sited on an old limestone quarry which was decommissioned in late 19th century. It is believed that stone from the quarry was used in the building of Kidwelly Castle and later played a part in the early nineteenth century Rebecca Riots. There are three lime kilns still standing that serviced the quarry, one of which can be seen from the road leading down from Pen Y Garn towards Drefach. Pen y Garn Today The current owners purchased Pen Y Garn in 2012. The house comprises four double bedrooms, three main reception rooms, a farmhouse style kitchen and a conservatory. The outstanding feature is the unique garden, set in just over 1 acre of landscaped grounds which surround the property, and which attracts a wide range of visitors to the bird feeders. Within the grounds there is a purpose-built office from which the current owners have run a business. It would provide an excellent space for any business or recreational activity. There are two substantial outbuildings providing a workshop and potting shed/studio. A cedar greenhouse and terraced raised beds form part of the kitchen garden. Three ponds attract additional wildlife to the garden. The garden is opened under the National Garden (“Yellow Book”) Scheme. The accommodation is highly flexible. Part has been used as an award-winning self-contained two-bedroom holiday let, and that part of the house could provide a separate independent living space for older children or relative.