A registered small holding enjoying an exquisite location on the slopes of the Blorenge Mountain, near the village of Govilon, in the heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Offering truly breathtaking views across the Usk Valley towards the Sugarloaf, the Hafod and the Black Mountains, Pen Doycae Farm, enjoys a rare blend of characterful three bedroom accommodation, well managed pasture and ancient woodland, within easy reach of the extensive amenities and transport links of nearby Abergavenny and Crickhowell.The farmhouse has been part of the agricultural history of the area since the 1700s and has been substantially improved by the current owners to create a warm and welcoming three bedroom home. The ground floor accommodation comprises an entrance porch, central hallway which leads on one side to the 23' lounge with triple aspect and wood burning stove, while on the other there is a similarly sized modern fitted kitchen with extensive storage and worktop space. The kitchen opens onto a separate dining room with French doors to the garden, off which is a rear lobby/boot room and guest WC. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a fabulous sun room perfectly positioned to enjoy the staggering panoramic views. The first floor accommodation comprises a large master bedroom at the rear of the house, two further double bedrooms and a recently refurbished shower room. The property is accessed via a private driveway that leads to the forecourt area providing parking for numerous cars. Here there are two large outbuildings the first of which is a 32' workshop/tractor store, with mezzanine level. There is also a detached 25' studio which has been refurbished by the owners as a formal workspace, with underfloor heating and wood burner. This building in particular affords an ideal opportunity for running a small business and has been used in recent times as a yoga studio, and tuition in craft and textiles. The formal gardens that surround Pen Doycae Farm have been fundamentally reimagined and landscaped, to create an array of discreet areas to enjoy. These include a vast array of intelligently planted beds and borders, various seating areas to entertain and enjoys the majestic views, a small orchard of fruit trees and an extensive vegetable garden. The formal garden is enclosed to the boundary by stone walling to the south and stock fencing to the north with stiles to fields. The land attached extends to approximately 12 acres which comprises of three large paddocks to the south of the property which gently slope and provide well tended pasture land. The land is well fenced and suitable for grazing livestock and includes a large timber shelter in the first field directly adjacent to the property. To the north of the house, is an extensive area of ancient woodland that is home to a range of broadleaf trees, some thought to be up to 400 years old. In spring time it is home to a spectacular display of bluebells. which adds to the unique nature of this magical element of Pen Doycae Farm. In summary, this is an exceptional and unique opportunity; a blend of characterful accommodation, land, and small business potential, all in a location that represents the very best that the Brecon Beacons National Park has to offer.

Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold