Penylan Farm 27-acre smallholding auction for £385,000 near Pontypool

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Penylan Farm 27-acre smallholding auction for £385,000 near Pontypool

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A agricultural holding spanning more than 27 acres in South Wales is scheduled to go under the hammer next month.

Penylan Farm, located near Coedypaen in Monmouthshire, forms one of the headline lots in an upcoming Paul Fosh property auction set for Thursday 12 November 2026.

The guide price for the property has been set at £385,000.

The estate encompasses a detached three-bedroom barn conversion alongside numerous outbuildings and agricultural structures.

These include an attached unconverted barn, a brick and block outbuilding, and additional farm buildings.

The holding extends to approximately 27.32 acres, equivalent to 11.06 hectares, of productive pastureland and orchard, all situated within a ring-fenced boundary.

Internal accommodation is accessed via a central hallway.

The ground floor features a spacious dining room and a sitting room complete with a stone fireplace and open fire.

Two kitchens are located to the rear of the property, including the main kitchen fitted with a Rayburn cooker.

Additional ground floor facilities comprise a rear porch, pump room, and adjoining coal shed.

Three double bedrooms occupy the first floor, each benefiting from views across the surrounding countryside, alongside a family bathroom.

The property occupies a rural position close to Coedypaen village while remaining within easy reach of Pontypool town centre.

Local amenities including shops, supermarkets, cafes, schools, and leisure facilities are all situated a short drive away.

Transport connections to Cwmbran, Newport, and the M4 motorway provide straightforward access for commuters.

Coedypaen itself is a small Welsh village in Monmouthshire featuring a public house called the Carpenters Arms and Christchurch church.

The village maintains an active Residents Association that organises community events throughout the year.

The surrounding landscape consists of gently rolling green hills, pastureland, and proximity to Llandegfedd reservoir.

Prospective purchasers have been advised to make their own enquiries regarding financial arrangements before participating in the auction, given the condition of the property.

The holding is currently only accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles.

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