Holiday in your very own luxury holiday home static caravan, with sea views, situated in the picturesque setting of Gwbert on Sea in Cardigan Bay. The park sits on the edge of the Teifi river estuary, in a most enviable position, boasting panoramic views of Cardigan Bay and the Pembrokeshire National Park with Cardigan Coastal path passing just by its borders. A short walk or drive up the coast sits the Cliff Hotel Restaurant & Spa with fabulous elevated views of Poppit Sands and Cardigan Island. The hotel offers luxurious spa treatments and is popular for this reason and their Sunday roasts and evening meals. Next door to that is The Flat Rock Bistro, which also offers great meals all year round.

The nearby market town of Cardigan remains unspoilt and rich in heritage. Cardigan provides a nostalgic setting for a thriving culture of arts and crafts, music events and festivals. The high street is a bustle of original boutique shops, traditional family-run businesses and regular high street occupants, several high street banks, places of worship, many pubs, rich in character; independently owned cafés and restaurants, a leisure centre, cinema, theatre, swimming pool, a Tesco and an Aldi supermarket, convenience stores, opticians, dentists, a newly built Integrated Care Centre and so much more.

The Carnaby Ashdale with its trademark spacious living areas. The lounge layout has been updated to create more space, and the soft furnishings have a fresh, funky design. The large, functional kitchen has cashmere grey doors. It comes with everything you need to whip up a family meal including a gas cooker, integrated microwave, integral fridge freezer and stainless steel sink. This model is ideal for families as it boasts many smart storage solutions including a blanket box in the lounge and fitted bench seating with storage underneath.

A beautiful, spacious executive-style home set within an exclusive cul-de-sac of 5 properties sitting within around 0.22 acres of grounds, all within walking distance to the stunning, popular beach of Tresaith on the west Wales coast in Cardigan Bay. This elegant and stylish property offers the very best of coastal living, occupying a corner plot which offers space, ample off-road parking, and a lovely setting. Tresaith benefits from a lovely village pub, a sailing club, and is famed for its pretty and spectacular waterfall carving its way through the cliff into the sea. Close by is Aberporth, another coastal village with many amenities to offer, and the popular market town of Cardigan is only a 15 min drive away.

The property is accessed via the front door, under a canopied entrance, into the main hallway. The majority of the ground floor is original solid wood flooring and benefits from underfloor heating. Each room is generous in size offering very comfortable living space throughout. There are doors from the entrance hall leading to; the ground floor WC, with a cupboard housing the underfloor heating manifolds; doors to the kitchen and the living room.

The kitchen is fitted with modern wall and base units with a worktop over, a corner electric hob with extractor over, an eye-level electric oven and microwave oven, a built-in fridge, an integrated dishwasher and stone effect 1.5 sink drainer. A door leads out to the rear garden and also to the utility. The utility has matching base and wall units, sink drainer, space and plumbing for a washing machine, and door with steps down into the integral garage. The garage has up and over door to the front and houses the oil fired boiler.

Back in the hall, another door leads into the living room. This is a spacious room offering lots of natural light and is open plan into the dining room. There are stairs to the first floor (with storage under) and double doors to the attached conservatory.

A beautiful property is set in around half an acre, with unique and pretty surroundings, a stream and a river on the edge of the grounds, an additional detached workshop, garage and office. Accessed off a private track within the village of Rhydowen, close to the small market town of Llandysul with all its many local shops, cafes, supermarket and newly opened super school.

This property offers an idyllic setting being on the edge of a stream while offering beautiful country views to the side. Briefly comprising; entrance into the porch with a cupboard to the side housing the oil-fired boiler. This leads you into the kitchen with a range of base and wall units, space and plumbing for a washing machine, gas range oven, sink and drainer, and an archway stepping down to the dining room, with an additional snug area beyond with french doors opening onto the patio garden beyond. From the kitchen, a door opens into the spacious cosy living room, with exposed beams and a stone wall surrounding the fireplace which is fitted with a wood-burning stove and a door out to the front garden. The open slatted wooden stairs lead up to the first-floor landing, to the left of the landing are doors off to spacious double bedrooms and one single bedroom which has a built-in storage cupboard. To the right of the landing are doors to the w/c with sink; airing cupboard; bathroom, with bath and electric shower over and a vanity wash hand basin, and further along the landing is the spacious master bedroom with stairs up to the crog loft above.

A truly stunning property, sitting in around 3.25 acres of land, with a traditional Victorian 4-bedroom detached house, dating back to 1896, being beautifully updated over the years to offer a gorgeous living space while retaining the beautiful Victorian features. Plus a good-sized stone coach house/barn, additional smaller barns and large outbuildings, the coach house would be ideal for conversion into additional living space (subject to the necessary planning permissions) to offer either holiday let use or possibly multi-family living. Situated in well-established gardens and grounds, with two pasture paddocks and much more. This is a truly captivating property located just over 4 miles away from the popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn and the stunning beaches and coastal path are a mere 10-minute drive away.

The accommodation is accessed via a portico into a pretty hallway through the main door with clear and stained windows surrounding it, with an encaustic tiled floor, stairs to the first floor and doors to; the front sitting room, with bay windows, a fireplace with slate hearth and wooden surround with wood burning stove in place, wooden flooring; Lounge, also with bay windows and a stunning marble fireplace surround with wood burning stove, wooden flooring. The rear hallway has quarry tiles, an under-stairs cupboard and a door to the back reception room with an oil effect log burner, wooden mantel and quarry tiles, the porch is also accessed from the rear hallway. The kitchen has tiled flooring, elegant fitted kitchen units with worktops over, a one-and-a-half sink with drainer, a built-in electric oven and hob, space and plumbing for a dishwasher and fridge, and a door out to the sunroom.

The sunroom is currently also used as a dining room/snug area and has 3 Velux windows, a log burner, double patio doors opening out to the garden patio area and a door that leads into the rear utility room.

A delightful recently updated and extended mid-terraced house, on three storeys, sitting in the middle of the popular coastal and estuary village of St Dogmaels. St Dogmaels is a much sought-after village, with a great community and local amenities, such as a village shop, primary school, village pub, cafes, restaurants, art galleries, the St Dogmaels Abbey, mill and so much more, with additional larger amenities in the popular market town of Cardigan, which is only 1.5 miles away. St Dogmaels is also a short drive to the wonderful sandy beach, Poppit Sands and the Pembrokeshire coastline and coastal path around Cardigan Bay.

The property is accessed off the road, through a gate into a small courtyard area with a pretty encaustic tiled floor in front of the front door. The entrance hall again has an original encaustic tiled floor, an original wooden staircase to the first floor with useful storage underneath, a door to the first bedroom, steps down to the lounge, and another staircase which leads down to the kitchen/diner. Bedroom one has a window to the front and a cupboard that houses the gas-fired boiler that services the hot water and central heating. The lounge has a beautiful fireplace with a wood-burning stove and stunning wood surround, built-in shelves, and a step up to the sliding patio doors that gives access to the balcony with glass balustrades which overlooks the rear gardens and gives panoramic views over the River Teifi all the way up to Cardigan and down to Gwbert.

Going down the stairs takes you to the open plan kitchen/diner with built-in matching wall and base units, with sink/drainer, integral dishwasher, electric oven and hob with extractor over,, space for a fridge/freezer, a door into the utility area which is underneath the staircase and offers space and plumbing for a watching machine and useful storage, and steps down to the dining area. This space has bi-fold doors that open out to the patio and beautifully landscaped rear garden.

An impressive, period 3 bedroom detached house, full of original features, sitting within its own grounds, located on the popular Gwbert Road, on the outskirts of Cardigan town, and within walking distance to the schools, shops, supermarkets and more in this popular town location. With ample off-road parking, set back from the road, and within easy driving distance of Gwbert and the west Wales coast of Cardigan Bay, its many pretty, sandy beaches and the Ceredigion coast path.

Access to the premises is via the arched entrance porch, with original patterned tiled flooring, that leads through glass doors into the classic entrance hall, with stairs to the first floor, and doors off to; the dining room, lounge, office and the downstairs w/c. The dining room benefits from two bow windows, a serving hatch, an original tiled open fireplace and hearth, and a doorway off to the kitchen. The lounge is a spacious room that could easily be used as a dining room as well as a lounge, with built-in shelving, an open fireplace with tiled surround and hearth, patio doors opening out to the rear patio and garden, and a doorway to the side hallway with boiler room/pantry, utility area, hallway to the side external door and the kitchen. The kitchen has original parquet flooring, a range of base and wall units, a sink and drainer, a freestanding cooker and space for a kitchen dining table. From the kitchen, a door gives access to the side hallway and side entrance, a utility area with a Belfast sink, base units and space and plumbing for a washing machine, and the pantry, which has shelving along the wall and houses the oil-fired boiler that services the central heating and hot water. The downstairs w/c (accessed from the front hallway) has a toilet and wash hand basin, while the office that is located at the front of the house is a handy room that could be adapted for a variety of uses. All these rooms reflect the period of this house which has been a treasured family home

A detached property which is part residential & part commercial, currently set up as a licenced guest house would be ideal for a Bistro, Tea room, Coffee shop or even a Gin bar (subject to necessary consents). It has a bar area, restaurant and guest en-suite rooms ideal for B&B, with private owners’/managers’ accommodation above, situated in a central location within the popular village of Llechryd, close to the stunning market town of Cardigan in West Wales. This property offers the opportunity for the very best of country and village living with income potential.

Llechryd has many amenities such as a primary school, a village shop, beautiful river walks, and much more. Nearby Cardigan offers larger and boutique shops, supermarkets, schools, further education college, and so much more. And the stunning coast of Cardigan Bay is less than 10 minutes drive away with all its magnificent sandy beaches and the Ceredigion coastal path. Making this area ideal for walkers and people holidaying in the area.

The property is arranged as follows: The ground floor of the property provides a wealth of features and an attractive trading environment. From the front, a door leads into the porch, which opens into the main area which currently has a bar, with tables and seating arranged, a gas-fired fireplace on one end, a bar in a central location, with a dishwasher and a small wash hand basin (and door out to the rear hall). Steps lead up to the gents’ and ladies’ toilets, a store room with the boiler room (housing the oil-fired boiler that serves the whole premises) attached, and the rear entrance out to the car park. On the other side of the bar area is an archway leading to the restaurant, with space for 28/30 covers in its current set-up, doors out to the kitchen, and double patio doors out to the enclosed beer/tea room garden.

A spacious Victorian townhouse with 7 bedrooms, on three floors, in need of modernisation and updating, and is full of original features such as encaustic tiled floors, coving and picture rails, wooden floors, and more. Situated in the popular market town of Cardigan. It’s a short walk to the local secondary school, and all the town’s amenities are within walking distance.

Access to the front is off the side road, through a gate to a small paved garden area which is fenced with a path to the canopied front door (and the door to an alleyway that runs between this property and next door which gives access to this property’s kitchen, and the next door property’s garden). The front door leads into the small front porch with encaustic tiled floor, and double doors into the main hallway, with stairs to the first floor, and doors to; the front lounge, with a bay window; a sitting room/snug with original built-in storage cupboards, a wall mounted gas boiler that services the radiators; the dining room, with a mains gas-fired Rayburn, which heats the hot water, and a walk-in cupboard. From here a door opens into the kitchen, this is a spacious room with a small range of kitchen units, and offers ample space to update to a modern kitchen, this room also benefits from a walk-in cupboard and the door from the enclosed alleyway. From here a door leads to the utility room, with a door out to the rear garden, and a door into the ground floor shower room.

On the first floor landing is a staircase to the second floor, doors leading to five bedrooms, with the front having a bay window, three being doubles and two singles, one of which has the hot water tank and immersion heater (within a cupboard), and the family bathroom. On the second floor is a small landing area and doors to the two further bedrooms set in the eves of the home, one of these rooms is a single with under eaves storage and the other is very spacious and with some work could be adapted to a variety of uses.

An idyllic, 3/4 bed traditional detached stone cottage, with 3 reception rooms and potential for annexe (STP), off-road parking, and a wildlife garden. Situated within the hamlet of Croswell at the foothills of the Preseli Mountains. All of which is only a 15 min drive from the sought-after coastal town of Newport, with many stunning beaches to choose from around Newport Bay and coastal paths of Cardigan Bay on the west coast of Wales.

Comprising: Wooden conservatory leading into the traditional kitchen with tiled flooring and a wood-fired “Lincar Ilaria range” boiler used for cooking and providing hot water and central heating for the home, with a useful wood store to side, a sink/drainer, wall and base units and space for a dining table and chairs, space and plumbing for washing machine & dishwasher, with a drying area above the door in the conservatory, and an additional external door to the side of the kitchen. This room also benefits from a dining and sofa area, with the afternoon sun streaming in (when sunny).

A door from the kitchen leads you into the spacious lounge with stairs hidden behind a wood-panelled wall to the first floor, an additional storage cupboard, and a beautiful inglenook fireplace housing the log burner. This characterful room also has space for a dining table as well as a spacious cosy seating area. From here you walk through a door into a dining room/possible additional bedroom with high ceilings. Flows into a quaint parlour with original features offering a variety of uses, with a slate floor, a feature inglenook including a bread oven, underfloor heating pipes installed, traditionally rendered stone walls, and an exterior door out to the parking area to the side of the cottage. These 2 reception rooms lend themselves to an annex.

A beautiful character property with many original features, situated in the heart of the popular sea side village of Llangrannog with its vibrant community, cosy pubs and beautiful beaches, much loved by locals and tourists alike. Currently used as holiday let, (but could easily be a lovely family home) this property offers income potential while enjoying all the benefits that a life by the coast brings. All within easy walking distance to the beach and to the village pubs, cafes & shop and gives access to the popular Ceredigion Coastal Path on the stunning west Wales coast in Cardigan Bay. It comes complete with a detached garage and ample off road parking spaces for 3 / 4 cars.

Comprising; Entrance hallway with access to the lounge, kitchen and the staircase leading to the first floor. The spacious kitchen has wooden fitted base units, a wood burning stove set in the fireplace, tiled flooring and ample space for a large dining table, this leads through to the utility room with an external door accessing the rear of the property, shelving and plumbing for a washing machine and space for a tumble dryer. The lounge has wood effect laminate flooring, a wood burning stove with a feature stone surround, this room also has space for a dining table, a storage cupboard, and a door through to the side porch that leads you out around the side of the house, up the steps to the enclosed decked area to the rear.

On the first floor the landing gives you access to four double bedrooms, (two of which benefit from en-suite bathrooms), and there are steps down to the family shower room.

Externally, this property has utilised the space to the rear to make an enclosed decked area, and is a great space to enjoy al-fresco dining, or just sitting outside enjoying the coastal location. To the front of the property, across the road, is a really useful parking area with a detached garage, the parking area is bounded by one side by a stream, and can allow parking for 3 / 4 cars.