Looking for a versatile 5-bedroom detached bungalow with endless possibilities? Boasting two en-suites, a L shape kitchen-diner, a spacious living room with a wood-burning stove, and a flexible outbuilding, this property combines comfort, practicality, and potential in a desirable village setting.

This five-bedroom detached bungalow offers a mix of practicality and flexibility, making it a property full of potential for its next owner. The layout has been designed to combine spacious living areas with functional spaces for daily life or entertaining.

The living room, complete with a wood-burning stove, creates a comfortable space at the heart of the home. From here, the open-plan kitchen-diner is easily accessible, providing plenty of room for a dining table and fitted with modern appliances. Sliding patio doors open onto the front terrace, a perfect spot to enjoy the morning sunlight and take in views over the front lawned area.

The kitchen is also connected to an inner hallway that leads to a utility room with additional storage space and to the newly installed sunroom. This bright and practical addition to the property includes patio doors leading directly into the rear garden.

The bedrooms are all double-size rooms positioned to offer flexibility, with two featuring en-suite bathrooms alongside a separate family bathroom. This layout makes it well-suited to families or anyone looking to accommodate guests.

This mid-terrace gem offers stunning views of Cardigan Castle and the River Tivy, two double bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a generous garden—ideal for those seeking a practical home or an investment opportunity.

This mid-terrace property offers a superb opportunity for those looking for a home full of character and convenience. Positioned within walking distance of Cardigan town centre, the house combines charming period features with modern updates, making it a versatile choice for potential buyers.

The approach to the property is charming, with traditional slate steps leading up through a gently sloping front garden enclosed by iron railings. Upon entering, the front door opens into the main hallway. From here, doors lead to the open-plan lounge and dining area, a space that’s bathed in natural light from a bay window to the front and a rear window overlooking the patio. The views of Cardigan Castle and Castle Green from the front window add a truly picturesque touch to everyday living.

The kitchen has been tastefully updated and features a modern design. Equipped with matching base units, an electric hob with a built-in oven, and a sink with a drainer, it also benefits from a Velux window that draws in light from above. A rear door from the kitchen provides access to the garden area, offering a convenient link between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a thoughtfully designed bathroom. The front bedroom boasts a bay window that frames wonderful views of the castle and estuary, giving it a unique and appealing feature. The second bedroom, positioned at the side of the home provides a quieter space with views over the garden. The bathroom, accessed via a step down from the landing, is equipped with a shower over the bath, a wash hand basin, a W/C, and a frosted window for privacy.

*NO ONWARD CHAIN* Ffynnonfelin is a rare opportunity to enjoy life in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. This smallholding offers a perfect balance of practicality and comfort, with a thoughtfully designed home, set within 17 acres of land and an enviable location just a short distance from the village of Crymych. The property’s features make it an excellent fit for those seeking rural living with plenty of options for farming, keeping animals, or just enjoying the outdoors.

The house itself has been carefully designed to provide a flexible layout, making it ideal for family living or accommodating guests. The main entrance opens into a practical boot room, leading into a spacious utility and boiler room—perfect for handling the demands of a rural lifestyle. From here, steps rise to a large reception room currently used as a home office and library. This leads to the ground floor’s main bedroom suite, which includes a snug with French doors that open to the front garden, an en-suite shower room. Three additional bedrooms on this level face the rear of the property and share a stylish family bathroom.

Upstairs, the home really opens up to showcase the surrounding landscape. A bespoke oak staircase leads to the upper hallway and onto a family room filled with natural light, thanks to its full-height windows that frame far-reaching countryside views. An inglenook fireplace with a wood-burning stove provides a cosy focal point in this spacious living area. Adjacent to this is the well-appointed kitchen and dining room, fitted with shaker-style cabinetry, high-quality appliances, and a functional island. This room also enjoys views of the side fields and rear garden. The first floor also includes a master bedroom suite with its own snug or sitting room, en suite shower room, and walk-in wardrobe.

This characterful Victorian townhouse, located in the heart of Cardigan, showcases timeless red brick charm with its striking bay-fronted façade and mosaic-tiled entrance. The home delivers a comfortable balance of period features and practical updates, making it ideal for those seeking something with character but ready to accommodate modern living.

Stepping through the canopied front door leads into a hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the property. The hallway features the original staircase leading to the upper floor and opens to the main living space. The lounge and dining area benefit from generous proportions, with natural light streaming through the bay window at the front. High ceilings add to the room’s sense of character, creating a versatile area for relaxing or entertaining.

Toward the back of the house lies the kitchen, offering a functional workspace with a range of base and wall units, a freestanding gas range, and a sink set beneath a window overlooking the garden. The kitchen is enhanced by an inglenook-style fireplace surround, lending a traditional feel to the space. Adjacent is a practical utility room with extra storage, a sink, and plumbing for a washing machine, alongside access to the enclosed rear garden.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing provides access to three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The master bedroom stands out for its spacious layout, featuring another bay window that mirrors the elegant façade of the house. The second and third bedrooms are well-proportioned, offering flexibility as sleeping quarters, a home office, or hobby spaces. The family bathroom is functional and includes a bath with an overhead shower, a basin, and a toilet.

This detached home offers a well-thought-out layout, combining space and practicality with stunning wooded views over the Teifi Valley. Situated in an elevated position on the edge of the popular village of Cilgerran, this property is perfect for those looking for a flexible family home close to local amenities and the beautiful West Wales coastline.

The ground floor begins with a long, bright entrance hall, which connects the primary living areas. The living room is a standout space, featuring sliding patio doors that frame the wooded views and fill the room with natural light. A gas fire with an ornate surround adds a cosy focal point, and glazed double doors lead through to a separate dining room, ideal for entertaining.

The kitchen/dining area offers a practical design with plenty of storage, Formica worktops, and integrated appliances, including an Indesit double oven and ceramic hob. A utility room off the kitchen provides additional functionality, with a stainless-steel sink, wall and base units. Completing the ground floor is a shower room, along with a spacious multi-use room that could serve as a study, sitting room, or a fourth bedroom.

Upstairs, the central landing benefits from large sash windows, allowing countryside views and light to fill the space. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned and features fitted wardrobes, bedside cabinets, and a dressing table, with direct access to a Jack-and-Jill-style en-suite bathroom. Two additional double bedrooms, both with dual-aspect windows, provide further comfortable living spaces, with views extending towards Cilgerran Castle from the rear. A family bathroom on this floor includes both a bath and an enclosed shower, offering options to suit busy households.

This characterful four/five-bedroom detached stone cottage, extended to blend traditional charm with modern touches, is set on just under an acre of land. Nestled in the heart of the Tresaith valley, the property boasts captivating views stretching down to the sea. Inside, it balances rustic features like exposed stone walls and original wooden details with thoughtful updates designed to take in the surrounding scenery.

The home opens to a welcoming entrance hall, leading to various ground-floor rooms. The living room, rich with character, features exposed stone walls and a substantial fireplace fitted with a log burner, although it isn’t in use. A second unused log burner can be found in the dining room, adding character to this versatile space. The kitchen, split into two distinct areas, offers plenty of storage with base and wall units. A gas range cooker is the focal point of the primary kitchen, while the second kitchen area benefits from garden views and provides additional counter space, a one-and-a-half sink with a drainer, and a dishwasher.

Off the kitchen, the rear hall with its original wooden panelling gives access to a snug with exposed stone walls, creating an intimate space for relaxation. The rear hall also leads to the back porch, which is practical in design, offering space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
The property’s extension seamlessly enhances its functionality and takes advantage of the views. Double doors from the extension’s kitchen area open onto a decked terrace, showcasing sweeping valley and sea views. From here, a door leads to a spacious lounge with its own set of double doors to the decking, making it a perfect spot for entertaining or relaxing. The extension also includes a wet room and a staircase to the master suite. The master bedroom is a standout feature of the property, boasting a glazed wall with double doors opening onto a private balcony. From this vantage point, the valley and sea views beyond.

Looking for a spacious bungalow surrounded by 0.5 acres of stunning gardens? This beautifully presented 3-bedroom property in Ferwig offers excellent living space, a detached garage, and an enchanting outdoor setting just minutes from Cardigan and the coast.

Situated in the coastal village of Ferwig, this detached bungalow offers an ideal combination of spacious interiors and beautifully developed outdoor spaces. Set on a generous plot, the property is just three miles from Cardigan and close to the stunning beaches of Gwbert and Mwnt, making it a superb choice for those who appreciate countryside living with the coast on their doorstep.

The home opens into a welcoming hallway, with ample built-in storage and loft access. The living areas are thoughtfully designed, starting with the comfortable living room featuring a fireplace with space for a wood-burning stove The room’s front-facing window frames lovely views of the surrounding countryside, offering a sense of connection to the outdoors.

One of the standout features of the property is the generously sized sunroom/dining room which is adjacent to the living room, It has a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, and this is an ideal space for hosting family meals or gatherings, with 2 double doors leading to the patio areas and gardens beyond, this room creates a relaxing area to enjoy the ever-changing seasons. Also from the entrance hallway is an additional adaptable reception room that could be used as an additional lounge, a spacious office or even another dining room. The majority of the rooms benefit from engineered oak flooring.

The kitchen, at the heart of the home, is well-appointed with fitted base and wall units, a freestanding oven, and space and plumbing for all necessary appliances. Tiled flooring and part-tiled walls make the space practical and easy to maintain.

Looking for a home with character and space in a thriving rural setting? This charming three-bedroom detached stone house, set within a third of an acre, combines timeless features with practical modern touches, offering a versatile layout, mature gardens, and easy access to local amenities.

This beautifully crafted three-bedroom stone house is brimming with character and charm, making it an ideal family home in the rural hamlet of Drefelin. Sitting on approximately a third of an acre, the property combines traditional features like exposed beams and stone walls with practical outdoor space, perfect for growing families or keen gardeners.

The lounge/diner forms the heart of the home, offering a spacious layout with two exposed stone walls and two wood-burning stoves that create a cosy yet grand atmosphere, complemented by the natural light from four sash windows. This room leads seamlessly into the kitchen, designed with practicality and style in mind. Vaulted ceilings with exposed trusses, and modern appliances, including a Rangemaster cooker, provide everyday convenience.

A separate sitting room offers a more intimate space to relax, with French doors opening directly to the garden. Wooden floors and additional exposed stone details tie the aesthetic of this room to the rest of the home, creating a cohesive and welcoming interior.

Upstairs, the character continues with three well-proportioned double bedrooms. Vaulted ceilings, exposed stone walls, and built-in wardrobes add a touch of rustic charm, while modern double-glazed sash windows bring in plenty of light. The family bathroom is both functional and stylish, with a standalone bath, shower, and fully tiled walls.

Looking for a coastal home with space and versatility? This three-bedroom property in Parcllyn, just a mile from Aberporth beach, offers a spacious layout, partial sea views, and the added bonus of a garden, parking, and a separate garage.

This well-proportioned three-bedroom house in Parcllyn offers a practical and adaptable layout perfect for a small family, couple, or investor. Its convenient position within the village provides easy access to Aberporth beach, just a mile away, while still being within a short drive of Cardigan and its amenities.

A porch leads into the entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor and door into the lounge, these areas offer plenty of useful storage space for a busy home. The lounge/diner spans the depth of the property, with a large window bringing in plenty of light and an electric fire with feature fireplace adds a cosy focal point to this room. Double doors connect to the conservatory, which enjoys views over the rear garden and provides an additional versatile living space.

The galley kitchen has been designed for practicality, with a range of storage units, a breakfast bar, and spaces for appliances. Off the kitchen is a rear porch with further utility space and external access to the garden, making it a handy addition to the home.

Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms, including two at the front that benefit from partial sea views and built in storage. The third bedroom to the rear offers a useful single room or would make an ideal office space. The family bathroom features a bath with a shower over, a vanity wash hand basin, and WC, all complemented by tiled walls. The landing area also includes useful built-in storage cupboards.

This traditional 2-bedroom Welsh stone property in New Quay offers an ideal location just minutes from sandy beaches and village amenities. With a blend of character features and practical updates, it’s perfectly suited for enjoying coastal living.

This 2-bedroom stone cottage is a characterful gem in the heart of New Quay, a popular seaside village on Cardigan Bay. Located on a side lane, the property is only a short walk from sandy beaches, the harbour, and local shops, making it a great choice for anyone looking for a coastal lifestyle or a holiday home.

The cottage offers traditional charm with modern comforts, including double glazing and an electric heating system. On entering through the recently installed grey composite front door, the tiled hallway features a useful understairs cupboard and leads to the sitting room and kitchen. The sitting room has exposed ceiling beams and a raised stone hearth.

The kitchen/dining area, also on a split level, continues the cottage’s charm with exposed beams and practical white gloss units. There’s space for a cooker, and a half-glazed uPVC door provides access to the rear garden. The ground floor also houses the shower room, featuring a tiled shower cubicle, appliance space for a washing machine, w/c and wash hand basin.

Upstairs, the L-shaped landing has an additional handy storage cupboard and the landing leads to the two bedrooms. The larger bedroom has a side-facing window, while the smaller bedroom enjoys a lovely sea view. Built-in cupboards provide useful storage.

Outside, the property offers flexibility with a low-maintenance garden area enclosed by a galvanised gate and walled boundaries. The space, laid with slate gravel, there is also on-street parking next to the cottage.

Whether as a permanent home or a coastal retreat, this stone cottage blends character, practicality, and a fantastic location by the sea.

This unique cottage-style Dorma bungalow offers a wonderful blend of traditional features and flexible living spaces. With a beautiful log cabin, ample parking/outdoor space and lovely countryside views, making it an ideal home for anyone seeking both comfort and charm.

Enter through the front door under a pretty overhanging porch into an entrance hall and hallway where you’ll find handy storage for keeping things neat and out of sight and doors leading off to access the lounge, kitchen, downstairs bedroom and bathroom. The lounge features a cosy fireplace, patio doors and a beautiful wooden floor which was reclaimed from a village hall, creating a welcoming atmosphere that flows into the conservatory.

The conservatory benefits from an insulated roof, patio doors which also lead out onto the veranda, offering a bright and airy space to relax or enjoy. On the ground floor, the property includes a convenient bathroom with a shower, WC, and sink. There’s also a single bedroom with built-in storage, ideal for a guest room or office. The kitchen is a real highlight, with matching units, open shelves, and space for all the essentials, including a gas cooker, fridge freezer, and dishwasher.

A door in the kitchen leads to the staircase up to the next level, and another opens into a dining area. The dining area is an enclosed outside area offering even more space for entertaining, with patio doors that open to the veranda on one side and outside towards the garage on the other. It is a great spot to enjoy the views, whether it’s the garden or the surrounding countryside.

Upstairs, you’ll find an open-plan room that can be used as a dressing area, crafts space, or an office. Leading directly off this room is a double bedroom, which has its own washroom with WC. There are sloping ceilings which benefit from Dorma windows both front and back, letting in plenty of natural light and providing beautiful views to the rear.

This charming, detached property is a deceptively spacious dormer bungalow, located in a sought-after village location of Cilgerran, Pembrokeshire, just a short walk from the local shops and amenities. With a functional layout and plenty of character, it offers a blend of comfortable living spaces and potential for further improvements.

At the front, the property is accessed via a neat entrance hall, which leads into a comfortable living room complete with an open fireplace and slate hearth. The living room is bright, thanks to good sized windows that let in natural light and offer a view of the front garden. From the hall, there’s easy access to the other rooms on the ground floor. Bedroom 1/sitting room is a versatile space, whether for relaxing or for guests. The dining room provides flexibility in use, whether for family meals, opening up into a kitchen/diner, or as a home office, offering plenty of options to suit different needs. The kitchen overlooks the garden and offers a practical space for cooking. It’s fitted with a mix of wall and base units, providing storage and workspace. The sink, with a drainer, is positioned under the window. There’s space for an electric oven, fridge-freezer, and a washing machine and a half-sized dishwasher. A door leads from the kitchen into a side porch, which serves as an additional entrance to the property. This area could be useful for muddy boots or coats and offers extra storage space. The bathroom, also on the ground floor, includes a shower, WC, wash hand basin, and a built-in airing cupboard, ideal for storing linen – a practical space that meets everyday needs.

Looking for a rural home with a touch of coastal magic? This property offers a unique opportunity with two homes, private rear gardens, and endless possibilities for family living or income potential.

This charming property, located in the tranquil hamlet of Penbontrhydyfothau, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living with a coastal touch. Set in its own grounds, this detached property includes two separate homes: a spacious stone house and an attached cottage, both full of character and original features. Whether it’s used as a family home, for multi-generational living, or as an income-generating property, the possibilities are endless.

The main house, a pretty stone-built property, offers plenty of space with four bedrooms and two reception rooms, making it ideal for comfortable family living. Original touches, such as quarry-tiled floors, exposed beams, and a striking kitchen fireplace with ovens, add warmth and character to every room. The kitchen and dining area features ample space for family meals, with a working fireplace (original ovens no longer in use) adding a rustic touch. There’s a separate utility room with plumbing for washing machines and space for storage. The upstairs includes two double bedrooms, two single bedrooms (one with some restricted headroom), and a family bathroom. The property’s rear garden, with its patio area and extensive lawn, is perfect for outdoor entertaining or simply enjoying the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

Next to the main house is Bryn Y Gof, a one-bedroom cottage that is perfect for guests or could easily be used as a rental property for additional income. The cottage is full of original charm, from the bespoke wooden kitchen cupboards to the wood-burning stove in the lounge area. The open-plan living space flows into a spacious bedroom upstairs, with a freestanding bath in the room and an en-suite shower room.

This 3-bedroom home combines practical living spaces, a private garden, town and countryside views, all wrapped in a neatly presented package with parking for 3 cars. Positioned within easy reach of schools, shops, and local services, it’s a home that balances accessibility with privacy.

The front of the property features a charming garden space, enclosed by a cast-iron fence and gate. With low-maintenance slate paving, it provides a neat and tidy first impression. Stepping through the front door, the entrance hallway sets the tone with immediate access to a ground-floor bedroom, a staircase to the upper floor, and the kitchen at the rear.

The kitchen is thoughtfully designed with a range of wall and base units offering ample storage, complemented by an eye-level oven, a gas hob, and space for a dishwasher and washing machine. A one-and-a-half sink with a drainer and is positioned to make the most of the garden views, and a rear door opens directly onto the patio area. The space flows easily into the lounge, which features sliding doors overlooking the garden and a window to the front, filling the room with natural light and offering a connection to both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Upstairs, the layout includes two double bedrooms and a family wet room. The main bedroom enjoys views across the rear garden and stretches further to take in the countryside and Cardigan town beyond. A discreet loft access door adds a touch of practicality. The second bedroom, positioned at the front of the house, includes a built-in storage cupboard and a well-placed window. The wet room is fitted with a walk-in shower, part-tiled and part-vinyl walls, and a Velux window with natural wood panelling to bring in soft daylight.

Looking for a cosy home with character? This three-bedroom cottage in Cilgerran is just a short walk from the historic Castle and features off-road parking, a multi-fuel burner, and enclosed gardens, offering a comfortable space with a touch of countryside charm.

This charming three-bedroom cottage is located in the village of Cilgerran, just a short distance from the historic Castle. Dating back to the 1800s, the property has a lot of character and benefits from off-road parking for two small vehicles, as well as enclosed gardens at both the front and rear.

Upon entering, the hallway leads directly into the kitchen, with the stairs to the first floor in front of you and a door off to the living room, which has a multi-fuel burner, providing warmth and heat for the central heating and hot water systems. This room is a cosy space, perfect for relaxing after a long day. In the kitchen, (in need of modernising) you’ll find fitted wall and base units along with a handy pantry, offering plenty of storage for kitchen essentials, space for a freestanding electric oven, space and plumbing for a washing machine, a sink with drainer and space for a freestanding fridge/freezer. An opening from the kitchen leads to the rear hallway with a door leading directly to the rear garden and a storage cupboard, perfect for keeping things out of sight. A further door leads to the ground floor bathroom which has recently been updated and includes a P-shaped bath with an electric shower over, a vanity wash hand unit and a toilet.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, each with its own character. One of the bedrooms is at the rear (double) of the property, offering lovely views over the garden and the surrounding countryside. The other two bedrooms are located at the front (one double and one single), with plenty of natural light coming through the windows. The double to the front also benefits from an airing cupboard with a hot water tank and immersion heater.

Looking for a character-filled home with plenty of outdoor space and energy-efficient features? This three-bedroom property, with its attached former smithy, energy-efficient systems, and well-maintained garden, offers a comfortable and practical living space close to Newcastle Emlyn and the coast of Cardigan Bay in West Wales.

This charming three-bedroom property, with its unique character and attached former village smithy, offers a great balance of period features and modern conveniences. Situated in a highly convenient location just a short drive from Newcastle Emlyn and the nearby coast, this home is perfect for those looking for space, character, and practicality.

The property sits on a generous 0.33-acre plot, providing ample outdoor space, including a well-designed cat enclosure that allows pets to enjoy the outdoors safely. The home also benefits from energy-efficient features such as air source heating and solar panels, contributing to an A-rated energy efficiency—a rare and desirable feature in a property of this type.

Entering the property through the porch, there’s easy access to a convenient ground-floor W/C before moving into the lounge. The lounge is a cosy space with a large inglenook fireplace, complete with a multi-fuel burning stove set on a slate hearth and a wooden beam above. This central feature creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for relaxing in the colder months. Stairs from the lounge lead to the first floor, while a door opens into the kitchen.

A delightful house, with no onward chain, situated in the popular coastal town of Aberaeron, occupying a corner plot which offers ample garden space to the front, side and rear. It has lovely views over the neighbouring allotment gardens and River Aeron. Aberaeron is a beautiful coastal town popular with locals and tourists alike, conveniently situated between Cardigan and Aberystwyth on the West Wales coastal road in Cardigan Bay. It has a rich heritage and is a thriving harbour town with many attractions and modern-day conveniences, including primary and secondary schools, shops, supermarkets, pubs, restaurants, and so much more. It is also famed for its beautiful colourful Georgian houses and stunning harbour.

The property is at the end of a small cul-de-sac and offers off-road parking to the front for two vehicles, with a small carport in front of the front door. The entrance is into a porch area, with a door to a useful storage cupboard under the stairs and another door into the hallway. The hallway has more storage, stairs to the first floor, doors lead into the kitchen and living room/diner. The kitchen is fitted with matching wall and base units with a sink and drainer, with a worktop over, there is space for an electric oven (extractor fan already fitted) and under counter fridge, freezer and space and plumbing for a washing machine, a door leads out to the rear garden. The living room/diner is a spacious room with space for a dining table, double patio doors leading out to the rear patio and garden, and a gas fire.

On the first floor are three bedrooms, two of which are doubles with free-standing wardrobes, the front two bedrooms benefit from views over the neighbouring garden allotment plots and the River Aeron. The rear bedroom has views over the garden and out to the town. A family bathroom with a bath, with shower over, w/c and wash hand basin and a useful airing cupboard that houses the gas combi boiler.

This one-bedroom semi-detached bungalow is situated in Riverhill Cottages, with an elevated position that provides lovely views across the Teifi estuary. Just 1.5 miles from Cardigan town and within walking distance of St Dogmaels, it’s a location that brings together a sense of community, history, and stunning scenery. St Dogmaels village is known for its old Abbey and the variety of local events it hosts throughout the year. For those who enjoy coastal walks and sandy beaches, Poppit Sands and the picturesque Pembrokeshire coastal path are nearby, making this a great spot for outdoor enthusiasts as well.

Approached from the rear garden, the entryway is accessible via steps that lead up through a well-maintained outdoor space. The property’s open-plan layout brings the kitchen, dining, and living areas together, creating a cosy yet functional setting for day-to-day living. The modern kitchen comes fitted with matching wall and base units, a sink with a drainer conveniently placed under a side window, and a gas hob and oven that offer practicality without compromising style. Natural light streams into this area through a large window at the front and a glazed door that opens to the rear garden, enhancing the connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces. A log-burning stove sits within the main living space, adding warmth and a focal point that invites relaxation.

Off the living area, a door opens into the bedroom. This bedroom provides a built-in double cupboard equipped with shelves and hanging rails, offering ample storage along with space for boiler housing. A window at the front frames views over the garden and gives the room an airy feel. Attached to the main bedroom, the bathroom includes a bath fitted with an electric shower, a freestanding wash basin, and a W/C, with a window to the side that adds natural light. Additionally, there’s a smaller second room that connects directly to the main bedroom, making it versatile as a guest space or a home office.