Craswall — Craswall

Set amidst the rolling hills of Herefordshire's Black Mountains, White Haywood Farm offers an exceptional opportunity to experience the very best of rural living. This five bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse combines timeless character with generous proportions, in turn creating a home that with its flagstone flooring and exposed wood beams, keeps its farm house roots whilst providing modern amenities. Extending to approximately 2,228 sq ft, the property features five well-sized bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two versatile reception rooms, one of which can be turned into a further bedroom. Outside, you have a delightful outdoor dining area and a large garden for the family to explore and admire the views up to the Black Mountains. Whether you're hosting family gatherings, working from home, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet, this farmhouse provides the flexibility and space to suit a variety of lifestyles. Located outside the village of Craswall, the property is surrounded by breathtaking countryside and offers direct access to an abundance of scenic walks. The Black Mountains lie just beyond your doorstep, on the eastern edge of the Brecon Beacons National Park. For those who love a local hike, there are many trails nearby including The Cats Back to Hay Bluff and the renowned Sugarloaf Mountain trail is also within 40 minutes, offering spectacular views and a rewarding outdoor experience. Pen Y Fan the highest peak in south Wales is an hour away. A charming gastro pub (The Bulls Head) is only a 5 minute drive away, and there is Michaelchurch Escley Primary School just 10 minutes away. The nearest local shop is a 10 minute drive away in Longtown. The historic city of Hereford is a 40 minute drive, allowing for access to more extensive shopping, dining, and cultural amenities. While the towns of Hay on Wye and Abergavenny are both just half an hour away. The property benefits from private parking for two vehicles and is accessed via a shared driveway with an adja