Property description
A unique opportunity to purchase one of Carmarthenshires historic landmarks. Available in two lots or as a whole.The Carmarthen / Penlan workhouse infirmary and boiler house were build Circa 1837 by the Carmarthen poor Law Union as part of the towns workhouse. Since then it has had a colourful past. Once stormed by protestors during the Rebecca Riots who were dispersed by the 4th Light Dragoons. Since being closed down as a workhouse the buildings have been used by Carmarthenshire County Council as offices.A unique opportunity to purchase one of Carmarthenshires historic landmarks.
Planning ref W16843 confirmed as valid in perpetuity as work has commenced
Additional Information
The Carmarthen Penlan workhouse infirmary and boiler house were built circa 1837 by the Carmarthen Poor Law Union as part of the town's workhouse. Since then it has had a colourful past. Once stormed by protestors during the Rebecca Riots who were dispersed by the 4th Light Dragoons. More recently the buildings have been used by Carmarthenshire County Council as offices.
It is believed that the architect for the building was George Morgan, who is associated with many religious & public use buildings in Wales.
EXTERNALLY
Fine views are enjoyed from the property which is located in an elevated position, yet within walking distance of the town centre.
Parking/Grounds Ample car parking is to be provided to the front of the infirmary. The red brick building is to be demolished and this area will become the car park. A communal garden area will be located to the rear of the building.
Services
Mains electricity, gas and drainage.
Directions
The property is situated on the junction between Heol Penlan and Brewery Road, within easy walking distance of the town centre.