MapOffers over
£270,000Barn conversion for sale
Ciffig, Whitland
Barn conversion
Key information
Features and description
Detached converted barn in a rural location
A mile or so from town facilities
Change of use granted for a holiday letting unit
Currently run as 'The Cowshed', an ice cream parlour and pizzeria
Forming part of Penback Farm (not a private location)
Situation - The small market town of Whitland has a range of shops including butchers, ironmongers, builders merchants, grocery supermarket, hairdressers, restaurant, cafe, pubs, comprehensive and junior schools and busy railway station.
The town lies on the main A40 which provides excellent accessibility to the larger town of Carmarthen and the M4 connection at Pont Abraham. Just 15 minutes drive away is Narberth a popular town with its range of interesting shops, galleries and amenities. Carmarthen is considered to be the administrative town of the county and is a 20 minute drive away and has a wide range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities.
Whitland is a short drive from the coast at Pendine, Amroth and Wisemans Bridge, whilst to the north are the Preseli Mountains.
Directions - From Whitland, proceed along Station Road (signposted Tavernspite), crossing the railway track heading for Trevaughan and the entrance to the outbuilding will be seen on the right hand side in a mile or so, signposted 'Cowpots'.
Description - 17.12m x 4.93m (56'2" x 16'2") - A converted barn of traditional stone construction under a zinc roof currently benefitting from change of use to a letting unit. At present the outbuilding is used as 'The Cowshed' pizzeria and ice cream parlour and includes a kitchen area (15' x 7'10"), the ice cream parlour which also includes the wood fired pizza oven and steps lead to a further seating area with access to the lawned garden.
Conditions Of The Planning Permission - The work must be commenced before the expiration of 5 years from the date of the permission.
The development shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the schedule of plans and documents.
The development shall be occupied as holiday accommodation only and shall not be occupied as a person's sole or main place of residence or by any persons exceeding a period of 28 days in any calendar year. An up to date register must be kept and made available for inspection by the local planning authority upon request.
Services - We understand that mains water and electricity are connected. No sewerage connection. Legal adviser to confirm.
Access: A right of way will be granted across the farm lane which will remain in third party ownership.
No parking area to the fore will be granted.
Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Local Authority - Carmarthenshire County Council.
A mile or so from town facilities
Change of use granted for a holiday letting unit
Currently run as 'The Cowshed', an ice cream parlour and pizzeria
Forming part of Penback Farm (not a private location)
Situation - The small market town of Whitland has a range of shops including butchers, ironmongers, builders merchants, grocery supermarket, hairdressers, restaurant, cafe, pubs, comprehensive and junior schools and busy railway station.
The town lies on the main A40 which provides excellent accessibility to the larger town of Carmarthen and the M4 connection at Pont Abraham. Just 15 minutes drive away is Narberth a popular town with its range of interesting shops, galleries and amenities. Carmarthen is considered to be the administrative town of the county and is a 20 minute drive away and has a wide range of commercial, educational and recreational facilities.
Whitland is a short drive from the coast at Pendine, Amroth and Wisemans Bridge, whilst to the north are the Preseli Mountains.
Directions - From Whitland, proceed along Station Road (signposted Tavernspite), crossing the railway track heading for Trevaughan and the entrance to the outbuilding will be seen on the right hand side in a mile or so, signposted 'Cowpots'.
Description - 17.12m x 4.93m (56'2" x 16'2") - A converted barn of traditional stone construction under a zinc roof currently benefitting from change of use to a letting unit. At present the outbuilding is used as 'The Cowshed' pizzeria and ice cream parlour and includes a kitchen area (15' x 7'10"), the ice cream parlour which also includes the wood fired pizza oven and steps lead to a further seating area with access to the lawned garden.
Conditions Of The Planning Permission - The work must be commenced before the expiration of 5 years from the date of the permission.
The development shall be carried out strictly in accordance with the schedule of plans and documents.
The development shall be occupied as holiday accommodation only and shall not be occupied as a person's sole or main place of residence or by any persons exceeding a period of 28 days in any calendar year. An up to date register must be kept and made available for inspection by the local planning authority upon request.
Services - We understand that mains water and electricity are connected. No sewerage connection. Legal adviser to confirm.
Access: A right of way will be granted across the farm lane which will remain in third party ownership.
No parking area to the fore will be granted.
Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Local Authority - Carmarthenshire County Council.
Property information from this agent
About this agent
We are an independent firm of Chartered Surveyors, Estate Agents, Valuers and Auctioneers situated within South West Wales with high profile strategically located offices in Cardigan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Narberth, offering a wide range of services throughout Pembrokeshire, West Carmarthenshire and South Ceredigion. Specialists in the sale and rental of a wide variety of residential and commercial property, land, farms and smallholdings. We operate three livestock markets in Cardigan, Whitland and Crymych for all classes of livestock.