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Isgaer Wen is a 400-year-old Welsh long farmhouse, recorded as an historic farmhouse at St. Fagan's National History Museum in Cardiff, with exposed stone walls, timber beams, and flagstone flooring. The property features a reception hall, living room with widewooden floorboards and fireplace, formal dining room with inglenook fireplace, kitchen with stainless-steel units and range cooker, and a shower room with W.C. on the ground floor. The first floor includes five double bedrooms, one with a vaulted ceiling and skylights, and a family bathroom with antique parquet flooring. The property also features a self-contained one-bedroom cottage, a traditional barn, and planning permission for two further holiday cottages. The property is surrounded by rolling gardens and grounds with far-reaching views, including topiary, mature trees, and established hedgerows, with ample parking and storage in detached outbuildings.