Initial price	£85,000
08/10/25	£70,000
Price Change	-17.65%

This Grade II listed property, dating back to 1867, is a double-fronted stone and slate end-of-terrace house with a rich history. Originally a private school founded by Rev. J. Davies, it was relocated to its current location in 1867 and was once owned by T.T. Elias, the landlord of the Plough Inn and lessee of the market. The building's exterior features elliptical arched heads and Y-tracery bars to its upper sash and fanlight, with a plaque reading "Emlyn Grammar School 1867" above the double-panelled doors. The property has undergone changes over the years, including the replacement of its original ventilator with corrugated iron cladding on the roof. Today, it serves as a Women's Institute Hall.