Location

Pentyrch is an affluent village and community on the outskirts of Cardiff. There are a host of local amenities from shops, pubs and a restaurant to a very popular Primary School.

Description

Situated along a tranquil, leafy country lane and surrounded by picturesque scenery on the outskirts of a charming and sought-after rural village, Pentwyn House is a historic residence offering an abundance of character and high-end luxury. Conveniently commutable to Cardiff, this five-bedroom property is believed to date back to the 1600s and showcases a wealth of period charm, including feature fireplaces, wall panelling, flagstone flooring, and ceiling beams.

Although not listed, the house has been meticulously maintained and features exquisite interiors such as hand-printed wallpaper, bespoke joinery, and designer pieces.

The ground floor comprises five reception rooms, each with unique features and an inviting ambience. The bay room includes a sizeable bay window, ideal for a grand piano. The formal dining room is perfect for hosting parties, while the garden room offers mesmerising views on three sides. The lounge exudes sophistication.

The kitchen diner is a breathtaking space, ideal for cooking enthusiasts, with ample space, storage, and appliances concealed behind handmade carpentry. A deep plum coloured Aga serves as the visual centrepiece. The room extends into an orangery and opens out into the garden via bifold doors.

Additional ground floor features include a spacious study with bespoke storage, an entrance hall large enough to accommodate a period fireplace and seating area, a utility room, and two cloakrooms. The ground floor is comprehensive, sociable, practical, and stylish.

The first floor includes six bathrooms and five bedrooms. The principal bedroom offers abundant built-in storage, a dedicated ensuite bathroom, and a dressing room that could serve as a sixth bedroom if required.

The idyllic, landscaped garden surrounds the home with a variety of foliage, immaculate lawns, sun-drenched terraces, and patios, offering captivating rural views that extend to the horizon.

Additional buildings include a pair of barns, with the largest already semi-converted to provide a self-contained flat and a well-used games room. There is potential to convert more space into additional accommodation, subject to planning permission.

Pentwyn House is nestled into the undulating landscape on the edge of the village of Pentyrch, just a few miles north of Cardiff.