Looking for a substantial character property in a distinctive country setting close to Cardigan? Located high above the River Teifi with spectacular views of Cilgerran Castle, forming part of Grade II listed Coedmor Mansion, this four-bedroom freehold home offers approximately 172.5 sq m of accommodation, a private balcony, a garage and a possibility to purchase another, and extensive communal grounds, with updating required.

Set within the impressive surroundings of Grade II listed Coedmor Mansion at Llangoedmor, this substantial four-bedroom home forms part of an historic country property that has been divided into individual homes. Offering approximately 172.5 sq m of accommodation, together with a private balcony, a garage and access to extensive communal grounds, this is an interesting property with plenty of character and a setting that feels quite different from a conventional residential development.

Coedmor Mansion is approached along a shared driveway, which leads through the established grounds to the handsome stone-built property and its courtyard setting. Traditional stone elevations, arched openings, gables and period detailing give the building a distinctive appearance, while mature trees and broad areas of communal garden surround the mansion.

The accommodation within River House is arranged over two floors and provides a generous and flexible layout. Character can be found throughout, including exposed beams, high and vaulted ceilings in several rooms, timber doors and broad multi-pane windows looking across the mature surroundings.

From the main entrance, the hallway connects the principal ground-floor rooms and provides access to the staircase leading to the first floor.

The kitchen is positioned towards the front of the property, with a separate dining room alongside. Keeping these as individual rooms provides clearly defined cooking and dining spaces while retaining a practical connection between the two.

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For sale by unconditional online auction, registration is now open. Bidding Opens On 28th Oct 2026 12:00 Scheduled End Date 28th Oct 2026 14:35

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Freehold semi-detached timber dwelling; we have limited information on this property due to the nature of this sale.

A rare opportunity to acquire a property in the popular coastal village of Aberporth, offering significant potential for an experienced developer, builder or investor.

The property is currently in a very poor state of repair and requires extensive works to bring it back to a sound and habitable condition. Prospective purchasers should be aware that, depending on their assessment of the existing structure, demolition and redevelopment may also be considered, subject to obtaining any necessary planning permissions and consents.

The property therefore presents an opportunity for a buyer looking to undertake a substantial renovation project or explore the potential of the site.

Aberporth is a sought-after West Wales coastal village, well known for its sandy beaches, attractive coastline and access to the Wales Coast Path. The nearby town of Cardigan provides a wider range of shops, services and amenities.

An unusual opportunity in a desirable coastal location with considerable potential for the right purchaser.

Looking for a three-bedroom home in the popular village of St Dogmaels, with off-road parking and manageable outside space? This mid-terrace property offers two reception rooms, three bedrooms, an enclosed rear courtyard and parking for two cars, all within easy reach of Cardigan and the Cardigan Bay coastline.

This three-bedroom mid-terrace home is positioned on High Street in the popular village of St Dogmaels. The property has a practical layout with two separate reception rooms, three bedrooms and a useful enclosed courtyard to the rear. Off-road parking for two cars at the front is another particularly handy feature in this village setting.

The front door opens into a hallway providing space for coats and everyday storage and giving access through to the lounge.

The lounge is positioned at the front of the house and has a broad window looking towards the parking area. There is plenty of room for a selection of seating, with a fireplace forming the main focal point of the room.

From here, the accommodation continues into the dining room. This is a good-sized second reception room with an exposed stone wall adding some character, while the staircase rises directly from the room to the first floor. There is space for a family dining table alongside additional furniture, making this a flexible room that could accommodate both dining and additional seating.
The kitchen sits at the rear of the house and is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces, tiled splashbacks and a sink. There is an integrated oven and dishwasher along with space for further appliances, while a window looks over the courtyard.

Looking for a beautifully presented four-bedroom detached bungalow with generous gardens, plenty of parking and a superb open-plan kitchen/dining/family room in rural West Wales? With an air-source heat pump, solar panels, underfloor heating to part of the accommodation, an en-suite, a separate utility room, and no onward chain, this is a practical and versatile home with plenty to offer.

Set in the Carmarthenshire village of Drefach Velindre, this well-presented four-bedroom detached bungalow offers a particularly practical amount of accommodation, with approximately 136 sq m of internal space, generous gardens, plenty of private parking and a good mix of traditional and energy-efficient features. With an air-source heat pump, solar panels and underfloor heating to part of the accommodation, there has clearly been thought given to the way the property works as a modern home.

The bungalow sits within a good-sized plot, accessed via a quiet private lane, approached onto a private gravelled driveway with parking for up to four cars. The front is designed to be relatively straightforward to maintain, with gravelled areas, established planting and a covered entrance leading into the property.

Internally, the layout works particularly well, with a long hallway connecting the bedrooms and bathrooms to the main living areas. The entrance hallway gives access into the lounge, a comfortable reception room with plenty of space for seating and a gas fireplace set within a brick surround with a timber mantel, providing a natural focal point.

One of the main features of the bungalow is the kitchen/dining/family room. This is a substantial open-plan space that works well for everyday family life as well as having plenty of room for entertaining. The kitchen itself has a contemporary finish, with an extensive range of fitted units and work surfaces complemented by a central island with additional storage and seating.

Set in the Cych Valley at Abercych, this immaculately presented detached six-bedroom home offers around 221 sq m of flexible accommodation, with four bedrooms in the main house and two further en-suite double bedrooms with their own living area on the lower-ground floor. The village is around five miles from the market town of Newcastle Emlyn and approximately six miles from Cardigan and the wider Cardigan Bay area, while the award-winning Nag’s Head at Abercych, woodland walks around Ffynone Woods and the well-known waterfalls at Cenarth are all within easy reach. It is a location that works particularly well for those wanting countryside surroundings without being cut off from the towns, coast and amenities of West Wales.

The house sits in an elevated position, making the most of the views across the surrounding valley. A tarmac driveway provides off-road parking for up to four cars and leads to a detached double garage, providing useful additional storage.

The accommodation in the main house is arranged over two floors, with a spacious hallway creating a central point on the ground floor. The interiors have been very well maintained and presented, with a light, contemporary feel throughout.

The kitchen is fitted with a modern range of units incorporating larder cupboards and wine storage, together with a sink and drainer. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine, an electric range-style cooker, and a freestanding fridge/freezer. The proportions of the room allow plenty of space for everyday use, while the extensive work surfaces and storage make it practical for a busy household.

Alongside the kitchen are two separate reception rooms. The dining room provides a dedicated space for family meals and entertaining, while the lounge is a particularly comfortable room with windows at either end and glazed doors opening directly onto the outside decking. A fireplace creates a natural focal point.

Looking for a spacious four-bedroom bungalow with plenty of parking, a substantial garage/workshop and an enclosed garden close to Cardigan and Cilgerran?

This extended and renovated four-bedroom detached bungalow, with the works carried out within the last three years, offers considerably more accommodation than its frontage might initially suggest. The property has a practical single-storey layout with a substantial kitchen/diner, separate lounge, useful utility space and an impressive semi-detached garage/workshop, along with extensive off-road parking and an enclosed rear garden.

The bungalow has been extended to provide flexible accommodation that could work particularly well for a family, those looking for plenty of ground-floor space, or buyers wanting bedrooms that could equally be used for home working, hobbies or guests.

The front entrance opens into a central hallway, which provides access to the main accommodation.

The kitchen/diner forms a key part of the home and provides plenty of room for both cooking and dining. The fitted kitchen includes a good amount of cupboard and worktop space together with a built-in full-size fridge/freezer, integrated dishwasher and boiling-water tap.

A particularly useful feature is the concealed utility area, cleverly positioned behind kitchen cabinetry. This keeps the practical side of everyday life tucked away rather than taking away from the appearance of the main kitchen.

The kitchen/diner connects through to the lounge, which is positioned towards the rear of the bungalow. This is a comfortable family living space with an electric fireplace forming a focal point and glazed doors opening directly onto the rear patio. The connection between the lounge and garden works particularly well, with the doors bringing the outside space into everyday use during the warmer months.

Looking for a detached three-bedroom bungalow with sea and countryside views, good living space and manageable gardens? Crud-Yr-Awel offers single-storey living with a generous kitchen/diner, attached garage, off-road parking and open countryside immediately behind, all within easy reach of Cardigan and the Cardigan Bay coast. The property is also conveniently positioned on the T5 bus route, providing public transport connections between Haverfordwest, Cardigan and Aberystwyth.

Crud-Yr-Awel is a detached three-bedroom bungalow situated in Tanygroes, a well-positioned village in West Wales. Offering all of its main accommodation on one level, the property has a practical layout with good-sized living accommodation, an attached garage, driveway parking and gardens to both the front and rear.

The bungalow offers comfortable accommodation as it stands, while some areas would benefit from some updating and redecoration, giving the next owners the opportunity to make their own mark over time. Solar PV panels and air source heat pump heating are already in place, while the position of the property provides a pleasing balance between being part of an established residential area and having open countryside immediately behind the rear garden.

Approached from the front, the bungalow sits behind a lawned garden bordered by mature hedging and planting. A driveway provides comfortable off-road parking for approximately two cars and leads to the attached garage.

The front door opens into a hallway which connects the bedrooms and main living areas. The lounge is a good-sized room with broad windows bringing in plenty of natural light and making the most of the far-reaching outlook towards the sea and surrounding countryside. A stone-faced fireplace provides a focal point, while there is ample room for a range of seating and furniture.

Looking for a spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow with flexible living space, generous gardens and a substantial workshop? This property combines three reception areas, extensive off-road parking and around 59m² of additional workshop space in a rural location near Newcastle Emlyn.

A well-proportioned three-bedroom detached bungalow offering around 127.5m² of accommodation, with a particularly flexible layout, generous gardens and an impressive workshop. Located in the rural village of Capel Iwan, the property combines a countryside setting with convenient access to Newcastle Emlyn and the wider West Wales area.

The bungalow is approached through gates onto an extensive driveway, providing plenty of off-road parking and access around the property. The gardens form a significant part of Afallon’s appeal, with established planting, lawns, fruit trees and productive growing areas creating an outside space that has clearly been enjoyed and well used.

The main entrance opens into a bright enclosed porch, with windows looking across the garden and a characterful tiled floor. From here there is access to a useful coatroom before continuing into the main accommodation.

The living room is one of the most generous rooms in the bungalow. There is plenty of room for different furniture arrangements, while windows provide good natural light. A wood-burning stove set within a fireplace provides a focal point to the room and complements the oil-fired central heating.

Alongside the living room is a separate dining room. Having a dedicated dining space gives the bungalow a degree of flexibility that isn’t always found in single-storey homes, particularly as there is also a further sitting room.

Two-Bedroom Estuary-Side Flat with Balcony, Reserved Parking & Wonderful Teifi Views

Looking for a two-bedroom home with a front-row view across the River Teifi? This well-presented flat in St Dogmaels has a private balcony overlooking the estuary, a reserved parking space and a setting that makes the most of this particularly attractive part of West Wales.

Set within The Moorings in St Dogmaels, 12 Glanteifion Flats occupies an elevated position overlooking the Teifi estuary, with boats on the water and open countryside forming the backdrop on the opposite bank. The outlook is a major part of the property, and the balcony provides an outdoor space from which to sit and enjoy it.

The accommodation extends to approximately 55.3 sq m and is arranged on one level, with a practical two-bedroom layout that could work equally well for those looking for a permanent home or somewhere more manageable in a waterside location.

The property is situated on the second floor and is accessed via a staircase. The entrance opens into a hallway providing access to the accommodation.

The kitchen/diner has a good range of fitted units with worktop space, an integrated oven and hob, together with room for a dining table and chairs. The dining area sits alongside an opening through to the living room, giving the main living accommodation a connected feel while retaining definition between the two areas.

The living room is a comfortable reception space, with a feature fireplace providing a focal point, but it is the position of the room that really stands out. Glazed doors open directly onto the balcony, drawing attention towards the estuary views beyond.

Looking for a spacious four-bedroom detached, split level bungalow with far-reaching countryside views, established gardens and an interesting split-level interior? High View offers approximately 200 sq m of accommodation, an impressive 8-metre living room with exposed stone chimney breast, detached garage, ample parking and a rural setting within reach of Crymych and the Cardigan Bay coast.

High View is a spacious, well maintained, four-bedroom detached split level bungalow, sitting within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, enjoying an elevated rural setting with far-reaching countryside views, beautifully maintained gardens, ample off-road parking and a detached garage. This is a substantial home with an interesting split-level layout, generous living spaces and plenty of flexibility for family life.

The entrance hallway immediately gives the property a little more character than might be expected from a conventional bungalow. Ash flooring and a turned timber staircase connect the different levels of the accommodation, with the layout making good use of the property’s setting and outlook.

One of the real highlights is the impressive living room, measuring approximately 8.02m in length. This is a wonderfully proportioned room with plenty of space for several seating areas, centred around a substantial exposed stone chimney breast with inset gas fire, which provides a strong focal point and adds warmth and character to the room.

Sliding glazed doors open directly onto the terrace and frame the far-reaching countryside views beyond the garden. This connection between the living room, outside space and surrounding landscape is one of High View’s strongest features, with the outlook stretching across rolling fields, woodland and the wider West Wales countryside.

*NO ONWARD CHAIN*Looking for a home with plenty of outdoor space, useful outbuildings, and a layout that works well for day-to-day life? This place brings together generous gardens, a studio, a workshop, lots of parking and a separate paddock, all on the edge of Rhydowen near Llandysul and Lampeter.

Set just on the edge of Rhydowen, this house sits in grounds measuring around 0.3 of an acre, with an additional paddock of roughly 0.4 of an acre located a short distance down the road. The property has a practical feel from the moment the entrance gates open, leading to an area designed to take plenty of vehicles with ease. A mix of hard-standing and a tarmacked section makes manoeuvring simple, while still leaving lots of room for day-to-day parking needs, visiting guests, or space for those who rely on trailers, vans or similar.

The side hallway forms the main access point into the home. This space links the practical side of the property with the main living areas, which suits the layout well. Immediately to the left sits the utility room, fitted with a w/c, sink, and the boiler, along with plumbing and space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. A worktop above keeps things usable and tidy, making it easy to keep laundry and household tasks contained away from the central living areas. This room becomes one of those spaces that proves its worth over time, especially for those who value straightforward organisation.

From the hallway, the dining room sits to the right. This room connects the ground-floor layout nicely, acting as a hub between the lounge, the kitchen, and the staircase. At the end of the hall, straight ahead, is the kitchen itself.

Looking for a characterful four-bedroom home with generous living space, gardens, parking and a garage, within easy reach of Cardigan town and the Cardigan Bay coast? This distinctive period property combines three reception rooms and well-proportioned bedrooms with original-style features, outside space and a convenient position on the road towards Gwbert.

Set along Gwbert Road on the edge of Cardigan town centre, this substantial four-bedroom period home has a great deal of character, generous proportions and an architectural style that immediately sets it apart. With approximately 161.1 sq m of accommodation, three reception rooms, four bedrooms, driveway parking, a garage and gardens, there is plenty of space here for family life, while the location combines easy access to Cardigan with a direct route towards the coast at Gwbert.

The exterior gives a good indication of what is to come. A distinctive turreted bay rises through both floors beneath a tiled roof, complemented by further bay windows, deep eaves and an attractive covered veranda. Double gates open onto a long driveway running alongside the house, providing off-road parking for approximately two to three vehicles and continuing towards the garage at the rear. The established front garden adds a welcome area of green space, with lawn, mature trees and planting softening the frontage.

The main entrance opens through a porch into a hallway that retains plenty of the property’s original feel. Timber doors, decorative glazing and the staircase are among the features that give the interior its personality, and this character continues through much of the ground floor.

Tymaris is a two-bedroom detached bungalow situated in the rural village of Llandyfriog, near Newcastle Emlyn. Set alongside a country lane with a wooded backdrop and a collection of useful outbuildings included in the sale, this is a property with plenty of scope for a new owner to update and put an individual stamp on.

The accommodation is arranged entirely on one level. While the bungalow would benefit from general modernisation and improvement, it already has a practical layout, a notably generous living space and plenty of natural light from its numerous windows.

Entry is into a hallway, with the bathroom immediately accessible from here. The bathroom is particularly practical, having both a bath and a separate shower enclosure, together with a WC and wash hand basin.

The separate kitchen and is fitted with a range of base and wall units, work surfaces and a sink beneath the window. There is space for a freestanding cooker and washing machine, while the room offers enough space to rethink the existing arrangement as part of a future refurbishment. A window looks out towards the surrounding greenery, and a door provides external access.

From the kitchen, the accommodation continues into the main lounge, and this is one of the strongest features of Tymaris, it provides considerably more living space than might initially be expected from the outside. A run of windows along one side brings in good natural light and gives views towards the surrounding countryside and trees, while a fireplace forms a focal point at one end of the room. There is ample room to create separate sitting and dining areas if preferred.

Looking for a brand-new detached home in Cardigan, with a spacious kitchen/diner, three bedrooms, garage and enclosed garden? Plot 2 at the sought-after Maes-y-Dderwen development offers well-planned modern accommodation with an orangery-style roof light, air source heating, off-road parking and a convenient position for Cardigan town and the beautiful Cardigan Bay coastline.

Set within the popular Maes-y-Dderwen development in Cardigan, this brand-new three-bedroom detached home offers a practical, well-proportioned layout, an attached garage and an enclosed rear garden, all within easy reach of the town’s shops, schools and everyday amenities.

Currently in the final stages of construction, the property will be completed ready for sale completion, with a modern kitchen, bathroom and en-suite fitted as part of the finish. Air source heating adds to its modern specification, while the block-paved driveway provides off-road parking for two vehicles in addition to the attached single garage.

The front door opens into a generous entrance hallway, which provides access to the main ground-floor rooms and has stairs rising to the first floor.

To the front is the separate lounge. Its proportions allow plenty of flexibility for different furniture arrangements, making this a comfortable main living room away from the more open-plan space at the rear.

The real focus of the ground floor is the kitchen/dining room, extending across the rear of the house. A modern fitted kitchen will be installed before completion, with plenty of room remaining for a dining table and additional seating if required.

One of the standout features of this particular plot is the orangery-style glazed roof light over the kitchen/dining area. Combined with the glazed doors and windows overlooking the garden, this creates a bright connection between the house and outside space and gives this room an attractive architectural feature of its own.

Bryn-Y-Wawr is a substantial detached four-bedroom home in Coed Y Bryn, offering an impressive amount of flexible accommodation alongside a generous garage, extensive driveway parking and an established rear garden. With approximately 221.4 sq m of overall space shown on the floor plan, this is a home with plenty of room for everyday family life, working from home, hobbies and visiting family and friends.

The property has an interesting layout that gives the ground floor two particularly useful living areas rather than relying on one main reception room. To one side is the lounge/dining room, and running much of the depth of the house. This provides plenty of space to create separate sitting and dining areas while still keeping the room connected. A bay window at the front adds character, while glazed doors at the rear provide a direct connection with the garden.

Alongside this is the kitchen/living area. The proportions make this another very versatile part of the house, combining the kitchen with space for informal seating or everyday dining. Bottled gas is used for cooking, while the property benefits from oil-fired central heating.

A separate laundry room sits just off the main accommodation and provides useful additional space away from the kitchen, with access to the outside. There is also a ground-floor WC, while the central hallway links the different parts of the ground floor and houses the staircase to the first floor.

Upstairs, the accommodation continues to offer a good degree of flexibility. There are four bedrooms in total, together with a separate office, family bathroom and en-suite shower room.

Heddfan is a well-presented 3 / 4-bedroom home in the village of Aberbanc, offering far more accommodation than might initially be expected. Set over three floors, with a sun room added to the ground floor and a separate garden office outside, the layout has been adapted to provide plenty of flexible space for family life, working from home and storage.

A particularly useful feature is the off-road parking, with a generous driveway providing space for up to four vehicles, together with an electric vehicle charging point. The property occupies an end position within the development, with an open aspect along one side giving the house a little more breathing room than many homes of this style.

The front door opens into the entrance hallway, with stairs rising to the first floor and access into the living room. This is a well-proportioned main reception room, with a bay window to the front and plenty of room for both seating and additional furniture.

From here, the accommodation flows through into the kitchen, creating a practical connection between the main living areas. The kitchen stretches across the rear portion of the original house and provides a good amount of fitted storage and worktop space, together with room for the usual appliances. Double doors open directly onto the garden, making this an easy room to connect with the outside during warmer months.

Alongside the kitchen is a separate utility room, keeping laundry and everyday household jobs away from the main kitchen. A ground-floor WC sits beyond the utility, while a further door connects through to the sun room.

The sun room is a valuable addition to the ground floor and gives the house a second reception space. At approximately 4.55m x 2.99m, it is substantial enough to be used in different ways, whether as a family room, playroom, dining space or somewhere to sit separately from the main living room. Windows to the side and rear bring in natural light, with easy access directly out to the garden.

Looking for a modern three-bedroom home in a popular village, with countryside views and the coast within easy reach? Built in 2020, this well-presented semi-detached house offers a spacious living/dining room, en-suite principal bedroom, landscaped rear garden and off-road parking for up to three vehicles, all within walking distance of the centre of Cilgerran.

Built in 2020 and positioned within the small development of Maes Rheithordy, this modern three-bedroom semi-detached house offers a practical and well-presented home in the popular Pembrokeshire village of Cilgerran. Set towards the end of a cul-de-sac, the property enjoys views across the surrounding countryside from the rear and combines modern accommodation with a landscaped garden and generous off-road parking.

The property is approached across a paved frontage, with a canopied entrance porch providing access into the hallway. From here, doors lead to the kitchen, WC/utility and living room, with stairs rising to the first floor.

The kitchen is positioned at the front of the house and has a clean, contemporary finish, with a range of white wall and base units complemented by wood-effect work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. There is an electric oven with hob and extractor above, an integrated dishwasher, space for a fridge/freezer and a one-and-a-half bowl sink positioned beneath the front window. The oil-fired boiler is also housed within the kitchen.

Across the hallway is the useful ground-floor WC/utility. This has been designed to make good use of the space, incorporating a WC and wash hand basin set into a work surface, together with space and plumbing below for a washing machine.

Looking for a three-bedroom home with flexible accommodation in a popular village close to Cardigan? Set within the cul-de-sac of Preseli View in Llechryd, this well-proportioned home offers a ground-floor bedroom and bathroom, two further bedrooms and a second bathroom upstairs, off-road parking, low-maintenance outside space and oil-fired central heating.

Situated within the established cul-de-sac of Preseli View in the popular village of Llechryd, this three-bedroom ex-local authority home offers a practical and surprisingly flexible layout. With accommodation arranged over two floors, including a bedroom and bathroom on the ground floor, it could work particularly well for a range of buyers, whether looking for a family home, somewhere with space for visiting relatives, or simply the convenience of having bedroom and bathroom facilities at entrance level.

Llechryd sits within the Teifi Valley, approximately three miles from the historic market town of Cardigan, making this a handy position for accessing the town whilst retaining a village setting. The village itself has useful everyday amenities including a shop, primary school and community facilities, with the River Teifi also forming an important part of the local landscape.

The accommodation begins with a good-sized central hallway, with stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the ground-floor rooms. The neutral décor and carpeting give the property a straightforward backdrop for new owners to furnish and personalise.

The lounge is a comfortable reception room with a wide window providing plenty of natural light. A fireplace with an electric fire creates a focal point, while the proportions of the room allow space for a good arrangement of sofas and additional furniture.