A house in a small Welsh village is now on the market, offering a unique opportunity with an unexpected addition in the driveway. The property, located in the village of Gorslas near Cross Hands in Carmarthenshire, not only features three bedrooms and two kitchens but also includes a former bakery and a Citroen car. However, there’s a catch – the car does not come with a key, adding a quirky twist to the sale.
The house, which was once a bakery supplying bread to the local communities, presents a potential buyer with various options, whether for a new business venture or a family home. Situated conveniently close to the A48 connecting to the M4 at Pont Abraham just five miles away, the property offers easy accessibility.
The main building boasts two reception rooms, two kitchens, a kitchenette, a study, and a store room on the ground floor. Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a cloakroom. The linked former bakery includes four rooms, a store room, three rooms above, a garage area, forecourt parking, and two small outbuildings, providing ample space for various purposes.
Angie Davey from Paul Fosh Auctions remarked on the rare opportunity, mentioning that the former bakery and the Citroen car, though non-functional for over thirty years, are part of the intriguing sale. The property has redevelopment potential, subject to obtaining planning permission, offering a porch, two reception rooms, two kitchens (one with an Aga), a study, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a cloakroom.
For those looking for a challenge to renovate a property and perhaps get the locked car moving again, this could be the perfect investment. The property, along with many others, is up for auction conducted by Paul Fosh Auctions, with bidding set to begin on Tuesday, October 1, and end on Thursday, October 3.