A useful parcel of approximately 11.31 acres of flat pasture land situated on the fringe of Llanbradach. Access is direct from Glenview Terrace. The land is ideal for the grazing of livestock or horses and has potential for recreation or environmental enhancement subject to the necessary planning permission. The Eastern and Southern boundary is the Rhymney River which provides an abundance of water for livestock and a peaceful and tranquil location to relax.
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Cwmnofydd Farm is one of the most significant residential dairy farms in South-East Wales with unparalleled opportunity for future diversification and environmental enhancement.
The significant livestock farm has a substantial four-bedroom character farmhouse, two-bedroom attached annexe, modern four-bedroom dwelling (subject to an Agricultural Occupancy Condition), extensive range of modern agricultural buildings incorporating a dairy set-up and stable yard along with approximately 370 acres of pastureland and woodland.
Cwmnofydd Farm has a rich and long history tracing back to the former “Tredegar Estate” and the Morgan family.
Situated in an elevated position with extensive views across the open countryside yet located within less than 10 miles from the centre of Cardiff. The properties have excellent road access to Newport, Caerphilly and the M4 Motorway. Cardiff Airport is 24 miles to the West and Bristol Airport is 44 miles to the East.
The farm currently operates as a dairy holding with a significant range of modern and traditional agricultural buildings, which could easily be converted to equestrian or commercial use (subject to obtaining the necessary Planning Permission).
For Sale as a whole or in eleven lots.
LAND – Lots 4 to 11 – further lots available.
LOT 4 – Guide Price £475,000
A block of approximately 51.03 acres of new grass leys and permanent pasture adjacent to Ty Nofydd. The gently sloping land is highly productive and versatile being divided into a number of smaller enclosures by hedgerows and has direct access from the highway in a number of locations.
LOT 5 – Guide Price £900,000
A significant block of approximately 106.30 acres of mainly permanent pasture, new grass leys and rough grazing together with woodland within a ring fence. The areas of woodland are located to the North and South of the parcel and extend to approximately 8 acres. The gently sloping land is highly productive with roadside frontage on three sides.
LOT 6 – Guide Price £120,000
Approximately 22.09 acres of permanent pastureland, rough grazing and woodland situated to the South of the main farm. The land has roadside frontage and a number of natural ponds. The land is ideal for environmental enhancement or re-wilding.
LOT 7 – Guide Price £120,000
Located to the North of the main farm and close to the village of Machen, locally known as the ‘Viaduct’, the permanent pasture and woodland extends to approximately 22.17 acres and incorporates the former railway line. The land is ideal for equestrian use or environmental enhancement.
LOT 8 – Guide Price £225,000
A block of approximately 20.91 acres of prime permanent pasture located to the South of the hamlet of Waterloo. The flat pastureland borders Waterloo along the Northern edge and has roadside frontage along the Eastern boundary. The land is divided into a number of good size enclosures with hedgerows and mature trees.
LOT 9 – Guide Price £350,000
Formerly part of Ty Jenkin Farm, a versatile block of land extending to approximately 44.97 acres which includes approximately 14 acres of woodland and rough grazing. With good access from the highway, the mainly flat land is highly productive and versatile with a natural water supply from the Nant-y-Garth Brook.
LOT 10 – Guide Price £180,000
Approximately 21.37 acres of agricultural land and a small area of woodland adjacent to Edward Thomas Close, Rudry, the gently sloping land is ideal for equestrian use or environmental enhancement. The land has good roadside access with ample shade and shelter. Please note the stable block and structures currently in situ are not included within the sale.
LOT 11 – Guide Price £450,000
Situated to the North of the village of Machen and known locally as White Hart, is a significant block of approximately 71.86 acres of mainly South facing pastureland which is dissected by the Nant-y-Ceisiad Brook, a natural water supply. There is approximately 6.22 acres of established woodland on the North-West edge. Access is via White Hart and Ty Canol Lane. There is a small stone barn at the roadside leading to Nant-y-Ceisiad. Note: please ensure you park considerately whilst viewing the land and please do not block the access lane.
Single and double bank fishing rights extending to approx. 335 metres on the River Honddu near the village of Pandy, Monmouthshire on the fringe of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
DESCRIPTION
The River Honddu at Pandy marks the eastern boundary of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Situated on the outskirts of the village, the fishing rights extend to approximately 155 metres of single bank rights and 90 metres of double bank rights. Access to the river is via an existing public footpath over the adjoining land.
Williams Associates was established in 2008 by Stephen Williams who had worked in the auctioneering and surveying profession in Monmouthshire for nine years.
A Farmer's son, Stephen was brought up on a mixed livestock farm near the town of Usk, in the centre of the County of Monmouthshire. A graduate of Harper Adams University College, Shropshire, Stephen gained an Honours degree in Rural Enterprise and Land Management. In 2000 he became a qualified member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
