Why not have royalty for neighbours?
FANCY owning a property near to Prince Charles’s home in the Carmarthenshire countryside?
The Prince of Wales has a residence at Llwynywermod Estate, set in a remote area between the town of Llandovery and the village of Myddfai which he bought for more than £1 million in 2007.
Prince Charles recently retreated to his home in the West Wales countryside following the death of his father, the Duke of Edinburgh.
There are some amazing properties up for sale in the area, with some having 19 acres of land but some also in need of some renovation work.
Here are some of the homes for sale in the Carmarthenshire countryside listed on Rightmove which range in price from £360,000 to £795,000.
■ Four-bed house in Cilycwm, Llandovery, £795,000
This four-bedroom house for sale comes with outbuildings and 17 acres of land.
This spacious family home comes with outbuildings and three reception rooms. It’s in need of updating but could easily be transformed into your dream home.
The property is on the market with an asking price of £795,000.
■ Six-bed house in Cilycwm, Llandovery, £750,000
Henllys Manor House is a Grade Ii-listed property set in 3.4 acres, with fishing rights on the River Tywi. It is on the market for £750,000.
Originally owned from the early 16th Century by the Lewis family of Morgan Gwal Y Ci, then in 1788 to 1815 the property was occupied by Colonel David Williams of the East India Company whose wife is said to have buried her jewels within the grounds of the estate, which to this day have never been found.
■ Four-bed house in Llandovery, £750,000
This renovated house just outside the market town of Llandovery comes with 19 acres of land.
The property has recently been updated by the current owners to a very high standard including a newly-installed kitchen and range cooker.
The spacious property maintains many Victorian period features and has two reception rooms, a kitchen, utility room, four bedrooms and bathroom.
The area around is particularly well endowed with wildlife and is ideal for bird watching and hill walking.
The property is for sale for £750,000.
■ Three-bed bungalow, Llandovery, £390,000
The property was built in 1999/2000 and has been maintained to a very high standard by the owners.
The three-bed property is on an extensive plot measuring approximately 0.2 acres which includes two sizeable sheds, a detached garage, garden shed and off-road parking for several vehicles.
The property is for sale for £390,000.
■ Three-bed house in Llandovery, £359,950
This three-bedroom house in Llandovery is on the market for £359,950.
Outside there are goodsized mature gardens including lawned areas, wildlife pond, vegetable garden with raised beds, and a garage with parking space.