Stone Barn Conversion

As things shift a bit in my life, I’m opening up my home to two people who want to live in a calm, thoughtful, shared space. The rooms will be available from mid May.

This isn’t just about filling rooms. I want to create a home that feels steady, respectful and nourishing to be in. A place to land.

The house is a stone barn conversion in a quiet hamlet about 5 miles from Carmarthen. It has three bedrooms, a log burner and an Aga, off-road parking, a shed, and a 1/4 acre space outside including a vegetable garden. It’s a peaceful spot, surrounded by countryside, with room to breathe.

There’s also space to grow food, both inside and outside. Whether you’re already into growing or just curious, there’s room for pots, seedlings, and getting your hands in the soil. I’d love that to be something shared and enjoyed.

The kind of home I’m hoping to create is calm, low-drama and not a party house. Clean, with shared responsibility for the space. Friendly and open, but with room for everyone to do their own thing. A place where cooking, eating well and slowing down are part of everyday life.

I run The Warren and Cegin Hedyn, so a lot of my life revolves around food, community and trying to do things in a more meaningful way. Outside of that I’m often running, cycling, getting into cold water or spending time around saunas. I’m drawn to simple, grounding things and would love to share a home with people who enjoy that kind of pace of life. I also have three pet ducks.

This might suit someone who is grounded, self-aware, respectful of shared space, and interested in food, growing, or sustainability, with a relatively steady lifestyle.

Getting the right people matters more than rushing this. If it resonates, drop me a message with a bit about you, how you like to live, and what you’re looking for in a home, or share with someone who might be a good fit.