Lot 3 – 28.34 acres of predominantly sloping pastureland suitable for grazing and cutting in parts, contained in three enclosures, with a small area of mixed broadleaf woodland on the northern and south – western boundary. The land benefits from gated access onto the adopted highway with stockproof fencing throughout and natural water supply.

Lot 4 – 20.47 acres of predominantly gently sloping pastureland suitable for silage/cutting and grazing, contained in two enclosures with gated access points into both enclosures from the adopted highway. The land benefits from stockproof fencing throughout and natural water supply.

Level to gently sloping pasture land in four main enclosures although part of one field is fenced off seperately owing to gas pipeline easement, this fence can be taken down if required.  There are small areas of rush on the pasture especially over the gas pipeline easement area which was drained and reseeded last year, the rush needs spraying off.  In all about 12.03 acres.

A conveniently situated block of pastureland with direct access off an unnamed adopted highway. The land extends to approximately 6.55 acres (2.65 ha) and offers a rare opportunity for prospective buyers to acquire a small parcel of land within the highly regarded Brecon Beacons National Park.

An opportunity to purchase a parcel of sloping grazing land extending to approx. 7 acres (2.83 hectares) contained within two fields, with excellent concrete track access off adopted highway and mains water connection.

For Sale by Public Auction - an improvable 7.08 acre field currently utilised for grazing purposes and also suitable as a pony paddock, amenity or lifestyle purposes, situated on the outskirts of Trimsaran.

A charming 4/5 bedroom three storey Georgian townhouse that's been sympathetically modernised over the years whilst retaining and preserving the many original character features throughout, situated in one of the town's prestigious residential addresses.

A most conveniently situated 14.61 acre small holding set in a semi-rural location on the outskirts of the village of Llangunnor and within a mile of the A40 dual carriageway and the market town of Carmarthen, comprising a 5-bedroom period farmhouse dating back to the 1800's set in a courtyard setting of traditional stone outbuildings suitable for conversion (s.t.p.c) and modern outbuildings, touring caravan park with 14 electric hook up points providing an annual income and approx 12.48 acres of gently sloping clean pasture suitable for mowing and a small area of rushes.

An opportunity to purchase highly productive pasture/arable land capable of growing excellent crops of grass and cereals contained within two enclosures amounting to 10.59 acres (4.29 hectares) with mains water trough and gated access onto unclassified adopted highway.