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95.98 acres, Penhow Farm, Rudry, Caerphilly,, South Wales
For Sale - Offers in Region of £1,280,000

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• Four-bedroom, traditional Welsh Longhouse extended to provide additional accommodation with large garden curtilage
• Practical outbuildings with potential for alternative uses (subject to planning)
• Approximately 95.98 acres (38.84 ha) of gently undulating pastureland within a single ring fence boundary
• Situated near to the peak Mynydd y Bwlch, enjoying far reaching countryside views

DESCRIPTION
Situated in the picturesque landscape above the sought-after
village of Rudry, Penhow Farm presents an attractive rural
holding including a traditional Welsh Longhouse offering four
bedroom accommodation together with a practical selection
of outbuildings centred around approximately 98.95 acres
(38.83 ha) of pastureland within a single ring-fence boundary.

The property benefits from an elevated position, with
exceptional views across the Rhymney Valley and Bristol
Channel, enjoying a peaceful setting in the heart of the idyllic countryside and surrounding the Llwyn Hir Forestry.

The unique location of the property creates excellent
opportunities for agricultural, equestrian, recreational, amenity
and sporting uses (subject to planning).

SITUATION
Penhow Farm is located between the rural villages of Rudry
(1.8 miles west) and Draethen (2.1 miles east), within the
County Borough of Caerphilly.

The property benefits from a desirable countryside position,
whilst maintaining good communication links being only 2.6
miles from the A468 which provides access to the A48 and
Junction 28 of the M4 Motorway (6.8 miles). Junction 30 of the
M4 Motorway Network is closer being only 3.7 miles distant.

ACCOMMODATION
The accommodation available at Penhow Farm briefly
comprises the following:

Ground Floor
Entrance Porch
Entrance Hallway
Utility – a convenient room utilised as a boot room and pantry
WC – with WC, wash hand basin and fitted shower
Kitchen – traditional country kitchen with Rayburn and fitted
base and wall units overlooking the garden and pastureland
Lounge – with traditional wood burning stove.

First Floor
Landing
Double Bedroom – with fitted cupboards
Double Bedroom – with fitted cupboard
Double Bedroom – with fitted cupboard

Single Bedroom – with exposed beams

Bathroom – with WC, wash hand basin and fitted bath

OUTSIDE
The farmhouse benefits from a generous, well-maintained garden extending to approximately 0.22 acres, which overlooks the wider land holding. The garden is principally laid to lawn with a small patio area, vegetable patch and mature trees, and is bound by a combination of hedgerows and stock fencing.

The entrance to the property is via a private driveway with gated access between the buildings leading to a hardcore yard, providing adequate parking for a number of vehicles.

OUTBUILDINGS
A number of practical, general-purpose outbuildings are conveniently centred around the hardstanding farmyard, just north of the farmhouse. They include:

Machinery Store 1 – 17.70m x 7.52m
Machinery Store 2 – 17.70m x 8.76m
Workshop – 15.67m x 8.95m
Hay Barn – 9.07m 5.94m
Storage Shed – 9.07m x 4.32m
Nissen Hut – 9.45m x 5.18m

The buildings comprise predominantly of steel portal frame construction with a combination of blockwork walls, corrugated sheeting and timber cladding. The buildings are easily accessible from the farmyard and generally benefit from concrete flooring throughout.

LAND
The land included with Penhow Farm extends to approximately 95.98 acres (38.84 ha) and surrounds the farmhouse, yard and buildings. The land forms a single ring-fenced unit, separated into 12 well-proportioned parcels with internal access between allowing for ease of management.

The land is bound by a combination of stock fencing and mature hedgerows, with the surrounding Llwyn Hir Forestry also providing a beneficial shelterbelt.

The position of the farmstead lying central to the holding
enables convenient access to the land parcels. There is a
secondary gated access from the adjoining highway known
as Cwmnofydd Lane to the most northerly field parcel.

The land is in good heart, having been well maintained, and
its setting provides an attractive opportunity for agricultural purchasers as well as equestrian and amenity with extensive hacking routes available directly from the farm and in the surrounding areas.

FIELD SCHEDULE
(Please see field sschedule in images)

ENTITLEMENTS
The land is registered with the Welsh Government on the
Rural Land Register for the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) and
entitlements are available by separate negotiation.
The holding is not entered into any Agri/environmental
schemes.

TENURE
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

BOUNDARIES
The purchaser shall be deemed to have full knowledge of the
boundaries and neither the Vendor nor the Agent should be
required to produce evidence as to the ownership of the
boundaries.

LOTTING & RESERVE
It is anticipated that the property will be offered as
shown but the Vendor reserves the right to withdraw,
alter or amend the extent of the property being
offered.

SERVICES
The farmhouse benefits from mains electricity
connections with a private water supply in the form
of a borehole and private drainage to a septic tank.
The dwelling is heated by way of a multi-fuel Rayburn.

The internet is supplied by a 4G-based system that
delivers a strong signal.

The outbuildings have water and electricity connections.

The land parcels have water connections, being served
by individual tanks. There are natural watercourses
crossing parts of the land including a pond in the
northern parcel.

COUNCIL TAX BAND
Band F.

EPC
Band G.

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Caerphilly County Borough Council – 01443 815 588

DIRECTIONS
From Rudry, heading east and passing the Parish Hall on your
left, continue to the ‘T’ junction at the end of the road. Turn left and then immediately left just after the Maenllwyd Inn. Continue along the single-track road for approximately 0.7 miles passing Dan-y-Graig Farm on your left-hand side, which will lead you to the gated entrance to Penhow Farm.

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VIEWING
Strictly by appointment with the Agents David James. Please
telephone the Magor Office on 01633 880220.

GUIDE PRICE
Available as a Whole – Offers in the Region £1,280,000.

FARM MACHINERY
A selection of farm machinery is available by separate
negotiation. Please contact the Agents for a Machinery Schedule.