This “impressive” country house for sale is full of character features and comes with a dedicated business centre.  

Llwynybrain Mansion, near Whitland, has original parts thought to date back to the 17th century, with other parts of the house being added over the following years. 

The home, which is not listed, incorporates original features such as beamed ceilings, a stone arch and sash windows. 

On the ground floor, a stone vestibule leads into the reception hall, which provides access to the dining room and a living room with a beamed ceiling, a wood-burning stove and double French doors. 

The opposite side of the reception hall leads to a drawing room with a fireplace, a second dining room with ceiling windows and a larder, as well as a kitchen with integrated appliances, an AGA range cooker and an island. 

Completing the lower floor is a boot room, a utility room, a shower room and access to a cellar area, plus an adjacent reception room with a door to the garden. 

Upstairs, the first floor incorporates five bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom, while the second floor offers a sixth bedroom and an en-suite shower room. 

In the grounds, the house’s original coach house has been converted into an office building/business centre, with office areas on the ground and mezzanine floors with space for 10-12 desks, as well as kitchen facilities, a shower room and WCs. 

There is also planning permission in place to enlarge the business centre, which is valid until 2026.

To the rear of the house, there is also a large stone barn that has been converted into an office/meeting room area, which could alternatively be used as a studio or gym. 

The grounds of the property extend to approximately 2.6 acres, including an orchard containing a pond, an arboretum, patio seating areas, and lawned areas, as well as a courtyard with parking for up to 12 cars. 

The property is being sold by estate agent Savills for a price of £1,200,000. 

Daniel Rees, head of residential sales for Savills Cardiff, said: “Thought to date back to the seventeenth century, Llwynybrain Mansion is an impressive country house, with great character befitting of its history, while also being a very comfortable family home. The house has been well maintained over the years, with recent improvements including new double glazed sash windows and doors, and the introduction of a biomass boiler system to harness green energy. 

“The large coach house is currently used as an office complex but could easily be adapted for other uses, such as for holiday accommodation, subject to planning permission. The gardens and grounds benefit from far-reaching countryside views, and boast excellent equestrian facilities including stables and a competition-sized manège, a small arboretum and an apple and pear orchard.”