House Critic

A 4 bedroom house and 2 bedroom cottage which Has been redeveloped to exacting standards by the present owners, Carreg Dwr, is a superb example of a modern sustainable home, together with detached single storey, 2 bedroom cottage, with open plan living area and kitchen. Both properties are served by a state of the art biomass heating system which generates renewable heat incentive, therefore you are paid to heat your own home. The main accommodation comprises fabulous open plan living / kitchen / diner, dining room, lounge, downstairs shower room, utility / boiler room. To the first floor there are 4 bedrooms, with master en-suite and main family bathroom. Gardens with extensive vegetable plot and orchard all set in approximately 12 acres of woodland and pasture,
Absolutely lovely veiws and eco friendly!

A Prestigeous converted grade 2 listed corn mill renovated to exacting standards that features four bedrooms, four en-suites, impressive open plan kitchen / dining living room, utility room, wet room. Situated in approximately 5.5 acres of stunning grounds, with extensive lawn areas, waterfall, running stream with footbridge, paddocks, decking and patio areas,

Absolutely lovely and doesn’t let you forget it’s been a mill!

A wonderful country house Listed Grade II* with2 letting cottages, land and far reaching views, occupying an extremely private and peaceful setting
This picture makes me smile and my heart skip a beat. How lovely is that.
And it’s all yours for just Guide Price £1,250,000

It has approximately 15½ acres which is plenty for my bees.

Magnificent Grade1 Listed Georgian Mansion Venetian Saloon, Impressive Ballrooom Original Hall Accommodation Additional 50 Bedroom Residential Wing The Estate Provides 88 Acres In Total 63 Acres Hill Grazing plus 20 Acres Landscaped Gardens & Walled Kitchen Garden Two Cottages within the Estate Romanesque Style Chapel

THE home which inspired Robert Louis Stevenson to write his classic adventure novel Kidnapped is on the market for £850,000. Story here...

The house is here on rightmove
Glassingall belonged to the Kynbuck Family from about 1100 to 1455 and the property itself is steeped in history. According to local historian, Archie McKerracher, Old Glassingall House was the original ‘House of Shaws’ in the famous novel ‘Kidnapped’ by Robert Louis Stevenson, and the plot was based on the family who lived there at the time.