A rare opportunity has arisen to purchase a historic country manor in Carmarthenshire, Wales, dating back to the late 14th century. Talhardd, also known as Talardd, comes with approximately 60 acres of land and is steeped in medieval history, having once been part of the lands of Talley Abbey and later the Dinefwr Estate.
The Grade II listed property, which was updated after a fire in 1997, retains important medieval stonework features. According to British Listed Buildings, the house is essentially a late medieval structure with a hall range and service range in a cross-wing design, despite alterations in the late 19th century. The fire revealed some original medieval elements, and the owners have since carefully renovated the home, adding modern comforts like underfloor heating while preserving its historic character.
The manor is set in secluded grounds with beautifully cultivated gardens, a converted cottage, a workshop, and a row of stone stables that could be converted into holiday lets, subject to planning permission. The property also includes 1,300 feet of riverbank along the Afon Cennen, offering picturesque views across Carmarthenshire towards Golden Grove and the Dinefwr Estate.
Located at the end of a private country lane, the estate provides a tranquil retreat with a bridge over a stream and ample opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. The property is being marketed by Fine & Country Pembrokeshire.
