Waun Llongau, Carmarthen, SA33 5BD

Set in an elevated, enviable position commanding panoramic views across the winding River Towy, Waun Llongau is a sanctuary of space, light, and total peace.

Extending to over 4,870 square feet of exquisitely proportioned living space, this charming country estate effortlessly combines the warmth of a traditional Welsh farmhouse style-complete with thatched roof, beamed ceilings and rich stone fireplaces-with the refined comfort expected of a premier modern retreat.

Set within three acres of enchanted woodland, tranquil ponds, and landscaped grounds, the property offers an extraordinary sense of calm and privacy, while remaining remarkably convenient to the historic market town of Carmarthen.

The Residence Ground Floor: Fluidity, Light & Leisure Designed with a natural, airy flow, the ground floor welcomes you via a striking carport into an inviting entrance hall.

Light pours through the home, guiding you into expansive living spaces crafted for both relaxation and grand entertaining.

The Living Room: A magnificent, light-filled space centered around a imposing open stone fireplace, featuring twin sets of French doors opening onto a peaceful central courtyard.

The Dining Room: The beating heart of the home, featuring a cozy wood-burning stove and offering lovely dual vistas over the courtyard and gardens.

The Sunroom: Bathed in natural daylight via overhead skylights, this serene space frames uninterrupted, painterly views over the lush gardens and the River Towy beyond.

The Chef's Kitchen: A high-specification culinary space featuring sleek granite worktops, a central island, and modern integrated appliances.

Work & Hobby Wing: Conveniently situated off the kitchen and utility room, discover a dedicated and flexible workshop/hobby room, and a quiet executive office, or snooker room!-each opening directly onto the courtyard.

First Floor: Restful Havens A wide, light-flooded landing with ample built-in storage leads to the home's private sleeping quarters.

The Principal Suite: An opulent, high-ceilinged retreat designed for ultimate relaxation, complete with two dedicated dressing rooms, bespoke walk-in wardrobes and storage, and a luxury ensuite bathroom with a separate walk-in shower.

Family Bedrooms: Three additional generously proportioned double bedrooms, each capturing tranquil garden views, serviced by a refined family bathroom.

Guest Accommodation & Income Potential Two Self-Contained Studio Apartments: Discreetly attached to the rear of the property, these light and airy one-bedroom studios feature their own private conservatories, compact kitchens, and bathrooms.

Ideal for extended family, multi-generational living, or proven long/short-term letting income.

Detached Riverside Log Cabin: Tucked away by the main wonderfully picturesque pond, this enchanting, self-contained timber lodge features a practical kitchen, living room with a wood-burning stove, main bedroom, bunk room, shower facilities, and a flexible second cabin space with bedroom and toilet providing guests with an unforgettable eco-luxury getaway.

Grounds, Gardens & Wellness Outbuildings Set within approximately three acres , the grounds are an absolute haven for nature lovers and those seeking quietude.

The Grounds: Sprawling lawned gardens, mature native woodland, fruit trees, a thriving vegetable plot, and relaxing wildlife ponds create a picturesque backdrop with endless spots for al fresco dining while watching the River Towy below.

Leisure & Wellness Facilities: A private wellness sanctuary featuring a sauna room and gym , alongside a charming garden bar/entertainment/games room -perfect for evening hosting under the stars.

Practical Outbuildings: A large garage/workshop (housing the water filtration system), summer house, tool store, greenhouse, and garden sheds.

Location: Secluded yet Connected Despite its deep sense of country stillness, Waun Llongau enjoys an enviably convenient location just a short drive from Carmarthen Connectivity: Minutes from Carmarthen’s mainline station (direct routes to Swansea, Cardiff, and London Paddington) and swift access to the A48/M4 corridor.

Lifestyle: Perfectly positioned as the gateway to West Wales, offering easy access to the golden sands of Carmarthenshire, the Pembrokeshire coastline, and renowned local culinary destinations.

Location Waun Llongau is located on the edge of the hamlet of Llangain, enjoying views of the River Towy. The Woodland Trust land is adjacent to Waun Llongau and offers local nature / dog walks.

Carmarthen town is only about three miles away and offers the perfect blend of quaint, independent boutiques selling local produce and individually designed arts and crafts along with your usual high street department stores.

With medieval, narrow, cobbled side streets and array of traditional pubs, cafes and restaurants serving a mixture of local produce to more exotic flavours with choices to suit every palate.

Carmarthen boasts a modern shopping centre with its many high street stores, independent shops numerous restaurants and a multiplex cinema.

Educational facilities are excellent with primary and secondary schools, college and university.

There is a main line railway station that provides you with access to Swansea, Cardiff and London Paddington and with the Carmarthen by-pass you have access on to the A48 M4 link road.

The charming coastal village of Llansteffan is about five miles away and has a wealth of local amenities including the Towy Boat Club, village store, delicatessen, post office, gastropubs, restaurants, cafes, beach shop and tea room.

There are also recreational facilities including two football pitches, a cricket club plus pavilion with fitness suite, all overlooked by the impressive Norman ruins of Llansteffan Castle.

The wider Carmarthenshire countryside is blessed with some of the most varied landscapes, stunning scenery and spectacular beaches.

The area is adorned with Historic Castles, splendid gardens and iconic monuments.

Also nearby is the idyllic coastal village of Laugharne (about 14 miles) the former home of the famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas where it has been suggested that he wrote many of his famous pieces including Under Milk Wood.

This area of West Wales boasts a wealth of interests including, historical sites, world class gardens at Aberglasney and the National Botanical Garden of Wales.

Superb beaches offered by the Towy and its tributaries. The area is steeped in history with Welsh and Norman Castles, grand country houses and historic towns and villages.

The Gwili, which is located nearby, and the Towy River is renowned for its Sea Trout and Salmon fishing.

The beautiful Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion Coastline with stunning beaches are also all within driving distance.

What3words: ///expect.distilled.profiled Nice to know Acreage: 3 Acres Services Mains electricity. Private water (bore hole) and drainage (septic tank).

Oil central heating (zoned underfloor heating in the ground floor). Local Authority Carmarthenshire Main House Council Tax Band G. Studio apartments: Each: Council Tax Band A.

Energy Performance Certificates: Main House: Rating D Studio Apartments: Ratings E & F (Ratings tbc) Square Footage: Approx 4,785 sq ft EPC Rating: F Location Waun Llongau is located on the edge of the hamlet of Llangain, enjoying views of the River Towy.

The Woodland Trust land is adjacent to Waun Llongau and offers local nature / dog walks.

Carmarthen town is only about three miles away and offers the perfect blend of quaint, independent boutiques selling local produce and individually designed arts and crafts along with your usual high street department stores.

With medieval, narrow, cobbled side streets and array of traditional pubs, cafes and restaurants serving a mixture of local produce to more exotic flavours with choices to suit every palate.

Carmarthen boasts a modern shopping centre with its many high street stores, independent shops numerous restaurants and a multiplex cinema.

Educational facilities are excellent with primary and secondary schools, college and university.

There is a main line railway station that provides you with access to Swansea, Cardiff and London Paddington and with the Carmarthen by-pass you have access on to the A48 M4 link road.

The charming coastal village of Llansteffan is about five miles away and has a wealth of local amenities including the Towy boat club, village store, delicatessen, post office, gastropubs, restaurants, cafes, beach shop and tea room.

There are also recreational facilities including two football pitches, a cricket club plus pavilion with fitness suite, all overlooked by the impressive Norman ruins of Llansteffan Castle.

The wider Carmarthenshire countryside is blessed with some of the most varied landscapes, stunning scenery and spectacular beaches.

The area is adorned with Historic Castles, splendid gardens and iconic monuments.

Also nearby is the idyllic coastal village of Laugharne (about 14 miles) the former home of the famous Welsh poet Dylan Thomas where it has been suggested that he wrote many of his famous pieces including Under Milk Wood.

This area of West Wales boasts a wealth of interests including, historical sites, world class gardens at Aberglasney and the National Botanical Garden of Wales.

Superb beaches offered by the Towy and its tributaries. The area is steeped in history with Welsh and Norman Castles, grand country houses and historic towns and villages.

The Gwili, which is located nearby, and the Towy River is renowned for its Sea Trout and Salmon fishing.

The beautiful Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion Coastline with stunning beaches are also all within driving distance.

What3words: ///expect.distilled.profiled Garden Landscaped Gardens with mature and established plants and trees, two ponds.

Woodland approx 3 acres Parking - Driveway Providing parking for numerous vehicles Parking - Car Port Providing parking.