Prince Charles has already exchanged contracts on Llwynywormwood a few miles from Llandovery

Although he has been Prince of Wales since 1969, Charles is making Llwynywormwood his first home in Wales

The latest royal residence has just three bedrooms but plenty of room to expand

The ex-coachhouse is obviously in need of some renovation work

The property is the former coachhouse of a mansion which now stands in ruins

There are almost 200 acres of rolling parkland and planning permission for a lake

It is thought the prince will want to pursue his interest in organic gardening at his new home

Visitors could share the royal view if the prince's Welsh house is opened for holiday lets

The Llwynywormwood estate dates back to the 17th Century and have links with the legendary physicians of Myddfai

The prince's nearest Welsh neighbours will be in the hamlet of Myddfai