The Grouse and Snipe Farm

Located about 2 miles east of BRYNMAWR in Gwent the house is a large 3 bedroomed semi constructed of block, with large living room, diner, kitchen three double bedrooms, and bathroom with separate power shower.

The local town has excellent road links to Newport, Cardiff and the M4 motorway (about 40 mins drive to the M4) and the town has all the major amenities primary and secondary schooling, a new shopping centre, leisure centre etc.

All double glazed and with patio doors in the living room leading to the front garden.
A RAYBURN lpg fuel system provides our central heating to fitted radiators in each room.

The Rayburn also provides for domestic hot water and cooking, an emersion heater is also in place for the summer months when the Rayburn is not in use.
The bathroom has a fitted suit with a separate power shower.

The property has loads of history is set approximately 1/4 mile off the main road accessed via private access, suitable for vehicles.
Set is stunning scenery the property is surrounded by common land extending to some 40 square miles on the edge of the Brecon Beacons and affording registered rights to Common Lands.
Common grazing rights exist with the property; the out riding is just superb with direct access from the house to open land.
In our 16 years of residence here we have concentrated our efforts into restoring THE GROUSE to its rightful place in the area. It is one of seven farms in the valley and was known locally as the seventh farm.
Most of the work we have done consists of: fencing paddocks, building, repairing and planting native trees and shrubs along with viable long term self sufficiency methods.
The whole perimeter of the enclosed 18 and a half acres is extremely well fenced with rylock and barbed wire, one area has 6' high galvanized weld mesh fencing, with good water supply throughout.
The perimeter has also been planted with a mixture of conifer and Christmas trees.
Eight well fenced and accessible paddocks are available within the entire enclosure, all are of a good size and provide grazing for livestock (we currently have a shire horse)
The top ground has been planted with 500 Xmas trees some two years age all of which are doing well.

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