An immaculately presented 4-bedroom semi-detached bungalow designed to take full advantage of the spectacular panoramic views over the Cardigan Bay coastline and located near the picturesque village of Llangrannog. Boasting a modern interior, this property offers a perfect blend of comfort and style in a stunning location. The ever-popular coastal village of Llangrannog is just a short drive away, with its sandy coves and cosy village pubs, cafes, village shop and all within a very short stroll of the Ceredigion Coastal Path in this very popular part of Cardigan Bay in West Wales. The market town of Cardigan is only 11 miles away with all the amenities of a larger town.

As you step inside, you are greeted by a spacious hallway that leads to a beautifully designed newly installed kitchen featuring granite worktops, a range of base and wall units, and a top-of-the-line Neff induction hob and eye-level oven, it boasts an integral dishwasher and a full height freezer and fridge, there are larder units incorporated into the kitchen units on 2 corners, and also a handy under counter bin store, the one and a half sink with drainer is perfectly positioned below the window to take advantage of the sea views. The kitchen also benefits from underfloor heating which extends to the entrance area in the hallway.

The kitchen opens up to a light bright and airy lounge area with a multi-fuel stove and a dining area with a large picture window overlooking the beautiful coastline and out to sea, there are sliding doors that lead to a raised deck, offering breathtaking panoramic sea views. Imagine enjoying your morning coffee while soaking in the serene beauty of the sea.

Accessed off the hallway is a family bathroom with a storage cupboard, a bath and a separate shower, ensuring you can unwind in style, a w/c and a sink with vanity unit below. Additionally, there is a separate WC for added convenience.

Sitting on the outskirts of the coastal village of Aberporth, this characterful cottage is ideal for anyone looking for a coastal property. Sitting on a generous 0.33 acre plot, with off road parking and also a potential plot (STPP) to the side, off the main garden which has previously had planning permission for a dwelling back in 1991 (now lapsed). Whilst in need of some updating in places, this property boasts original features and a cosy wood burning stove and offers a blend of traditional charm and modern comfort.

Aberporth itself is a vibrant village with a range of amenities including a village shop, post office, pharmacy, pub, cafe, Indian takeaway, chip shop, primary school, and nursery. The proximity to the coastal path allows for easy access to the stunning Ceredigion Coastal Path in Cardigan Bay, offering breathtaking views of the Welsh coastline.

There is a front door into a porch, which leads into the lounge, but you will most likely use the back door as your main entrance, this door opens into the rear hall, with space for your coats and shoes, a door leads into the ground floor bathroom (with bath and shower over, toilet and wash hand basin) and another door leads into the kitchen. The kitchen has a modern range of matching wall and base units with worktop over, a sink and drainer, an electric oven and hob with extractor, space for an under-counter fridge/freezer, space and plumbing for a washing machine, and steps down to a door which leads into the open plan lounge/diner.

This room is full of character and charm with exposed beams, a wood burning stove on a slate hearth at the lounge end, and a feature fireplace in the dining area, double doors lead out to the front porch, and stairs lead up to the first floor.

Off the landing on the first-floor doors lead to two double bedrooms both with exposed floorboards and one with built-in cupboard, and a WC with a toilet and sink.

Nestled in the charming village of Talsarn, Lampeter, this property with 2.09 acres is a true gem waiting to be discovered. Boasting 3 reception rooms and 5 bedrooms, this property offers ample space for comfortable living. With 4 bathrooms, there will be no more queuing in the morning rush.

One of the standout features of this property is the parking space for 8 vehicles, perfect for those who love to entertain or have a growing family. The house sits in an elevated position, providing breathtaking panoramic views without the disturbance of immediate neighbours.

Talsarn is only 7.7 miles away from the university town of Lampeter, which is also a market town in the Teifi Valley. It has an interesting history as a university town, provides services for a wide area including independent shops, cafes, leisure centre and farmers market etc with a great network of walks to enjoy and all within easy driving distance of the west Wales coast of Cardigan Bay and it’s many pretty, sandy beaches. Equally, Talsarn is not far from Aberaeron, which 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.

Step inside, and you’ll find a beautifully updated interior, including a generous lounge with patio doors that open out to the garden, offering a seamless blend of indoor and outdoor living. The dining room and study on the ground floor also provide versatile living options, doubling up as extra bedrooms if needed.

The main hallway is accessed from steps to the front, with stairs to the first floor, a W/C, a coat cupboard, door out to the rear of the property, and doors off to…

Tucked in off the road and facing the coast on the outskirts of the charming seaside village of Llangrannog, this detached house, steeped in history, presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a blend of character and modern comfort. Originally built in 1846 as a navigation school for the renowned Sarah Jane Rees, also known by her bardic name, Cranogwen, this property boasts a rich heritage and still has the original school bell tower in place (minus the bell). With one reception room, three bedrooms, and two bathrooms, this home offers a perfect balance of space and functionality. Convenience is key with a ground floor bedroom and shower room, while the first-floor hosts two additional bedrooms and a bathroom, providing ample accommodation for residents and guests alike. Imagine waking up to the serene views of the sea through the wooded valley, a true delight for nature enthusiasts.

Llangrannog is a gem of West Wales with its vibrant community, a cosy pub, cafes, and beautiful beaches. It is a lovely place to escape from the hustle-bustle of life, the village of Brynhoffnant is a short drive up the hill and has a Londis shop and petrol station and a pub, nearby Cardigan town & colourful Aberaeron are only a 20-minute drive away.

Entry to the property is through a door into the boot room/utility area with slate tiled flooring, worktop with storage under and space/plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, a door into the ground floor shower room and an opening into the inner hall.

The ground floor shower room had a corner shower, a toilet and a unique, bespoke wash hand basin sitting upon an old school desk which has been cleverly transformed to keep the historical character of the property’s origins.

The inner hall has a useful storage cupboard and doors into the ground floor bedroom and the open plan lounge/diner.

The ground floor bedroom is a useful double with windows out to the rear of the property.

This charming smallholding, sitting in around 7.8 acres, offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a tranquil countryside lifestyle.

Re-built in 1992, this modern detached farmhouse boasts 3/4 bedrooms, 2/3 reception rooms, and 2 bathrooms, making it an ideal space for a growing family. The property sits on a generous 7.8-acre plot, providing ample space for various activities and enjoying the stunning panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

While the property may require some modernising and updating in certain areas, it presents the perfect canvas for you to create your dream family home. The rural location ensures peace and privacy, with no immediate neighbours and the property being enveloped by its own pastureland on three sides.

Set on the edge of the beautiful Preseli Mountains in Pembrokeshire, the nearby bustling village of Crymych offers the perfect mix of rural Welsh living and essential amenities, together with easy access to the larger town of Cardigan – about 15 minutes’ drive away. Surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in West Wales, and just a short drive from the beaches of Cardigan Bay, Crymych is becoming increasingly popular with home buyers. As the main commercial centre for the surrounding villages, you’ll find a range of services here, including a combined primary and secondary school.

Access to the property is through the front porch, with windows to the front and side to take in the stunning, far-reaching views and a timber red door leading into the lounge. The lounge is a generous sized room, with an oil-fired Rayburn set within an inglenook which is perfect for home baking and room heat, with a window to the front to take in the views and doors leading to the sitting room and kitchen. The sitting room, currently used and set up as a home office, has an inset wood burning stove on a slate and stone hearth, and built in office units.

Holiday in your very own pre-owned, luxury holiday home static caravan 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 2016 ABI Tenby is a 36ft x 12ft with 3 bedroom static caravan which has been cleverly designed so that you have the perfect balance of stylish fabrics, modern fixtures and fittings and those all-important extra special finishing touches.

The open-plan living area has a new updated colour scheme, a comfy, free-standing sofa and stylish coordinating cushions and lined curtains. There is a free-standing dining table and chairs and the kitchen boasts a mixture of modern units, cupboards and drawers, a gas oven/hob with grill and an externally vented powered cooker hood, a full-sized fridge freezer and a microwave for all modern conveniences and comfort.

Sitting down a private, no through road on the outskirts of the charming village of Gilfachrheda, near New Quay, this detached house with 4 bedrooms, two en suites, offers a perfect blend of tranquillity and convenience, this property provides ample space for comfortable living, together with two stone outbuildings, two store sheds and one stone log shed.

The coastal village of New Quay offers many amenities such as a doctor’s surgery, a large Primary school, a supermarket, a fire station, a lifeboat station (RNLI), pubs, cafes and restaurants and so much more, making New Quay an attractive place to live, with its beautiful scenery, harbour, dolphin sightings, sandy beaches and rugged coastline. Situated in a secluded yet not isolated location with just a few neighbours nearby, you can enjoy this lovely setting while still being part of a small community. The property’s proximity to New Quay Beach and Harbour, within easy driving distance, ensures that you can soak up the sun and enjoy seaside activities whenever you please. And being only around a 28 minute walk to Cei Bach Beach and being surrounded by woodland walks means you have plenty of walking opportunities right on your doorstep.

Step inside, via the main entrance into the lounge, with a wood burning stove on a slate hearth with stone surround and a good sized window to the front offering views over the wooded valley. Doors from here lead into the kitchen, utility and hallway.

The kitchen has tiled flooring, fitted, matching wooden wall and base units with work top over, stainless steel sink and drainer, built-in eye level electric double oven and grill, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, space for a freestanding fridge freezer and open wooden stairs up to one of the first floors.

Above the kitchen is an open room currently used as a music/craft room but could easily lend itself to being a dressing room, or overflow guest room, with a window in the pine end overlooking the side garden and driveway.

A pretty cottage, sitting in around 0.8-acre grounds, which could be adapted to an “Off Grid” home (recently installed solar panels, so only needs the mains electricity to be converted as it is already on private water & drainage and has solid fuel heating), set in an idyllic, rural location, surrounded by woodlands and sitting down a long, private track with only one near neighbour, sitting in around 0.8 acres of grounds being a mixture of small woodland and gardens, complete with a good sized workshop, and ample off road parking. Set on the edge of a woods, and farmland, the property offers an escape from the hustle and bustle while being only a 14-minute drive from the popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn and all its local amenities and schools. and a 30 min drive to Aberporth beach on the Cardigan Bay coastline.

Comprising; Entrance to the property can either be via doors into the conservatory to the front, or via a side door into the living room. The living room is open plan with the kitchen area, partitioned off with a half wall and beams, and has exposed wooden beams, a feature fireplace (which lends itself well to having a wood burning stove installed if the new owners wish), stairs up to the first floor, and open into the kitchen area. The kitchen has a mix of wall and base units, a Belfast sink, a multi-fuel Rayburn which services the hot water, central heating and is used for cooking, a larder cupboard, space for under counter fridge, space and plumbing for a washing machine, and exposed wooden beams. Double doors lead into the conservatory which has two doors out to the front of the property.

15 acres or thereabouts of good agricultural land with stock fencing. The land overlooks the bay at Cwmtydu with stunning views over Cardigan Bay.

Cwmtydu is set on the stunning coast of Cardigan Bay, in West Wales, with a pretty beach, while Llwyndafydd is located just two miles inland. Famed for its links to smuggling, Cwmtydu’s pretty cove is popular all year round with people and wildlife and gives direct access onto the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Llwyndafydd dates back hundreds of years, with Henry Tudor’s army reported to have visited the area on their way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Nearby New Quay is only 5.4 miles away where local amenities can be found. The larger town of Aberaeron is only 11.4 miles away, and Cardigan is 15.9 miles away.

Around 5.31 acres of agricultural grazing land to the rear of the main farm dwelling which overlooks the bay at Cwmtydu with stunning views over Cardigan Bay. Land is fairly level with stock fencing in places.

Cwmtydu is set on the stunning coast of Cardigan Bay, in West Wales, with a pretty beach, while Llwyndafydd is located just two miles inland. Famed for its links to smuggling, Cwmtydu’s pretty cove is popular all year round with people and wildlife and gives direct access onto the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Llwyndafydd dates back hundreds of years, with Henry Tudor’s army reported to have visited the area on their way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Nearby New Quay is only 5.4 miles away where local amenities can be found. The larger town of Aberaeron is only 11.4 miles away, and Cardigan is 15.9 miles away.

This stunning, tastefully modernised, extended cottage is nestled in the charming hamlet of Cwmhiraeth, Nr Newcastle Elmyn. Sitting close to the historic village of Drefach Felindre, whose past is entwined with the Welsh wool industry, Drefach Felindre benefits from a convenience store and a health food store, 2 pubs, takeaways and cafes, Red Dragon village hall, barber, National Woolen Mill museum, regular bus service to Cardigan and Carmarthen. The market town of Newcastle Emlyn is only 7 miles away and Carmarthen is just over 11 miles away with larger amenities. The bustling town of Cardigan and the beautiful beaches of Cardigan Bay are only a half-hour drive away.

As you step inside, you are greeted by a beautiful character lounge boasting a multi-fuel burner with a slate hearth and exposed painted beams, a staircase leading to the first floor, and steps up to the kitchen, tucked under the stairwell is a handy office area. The kitchen is a spacious area brimming with character, featuring a working Rayburn, a Belfast sink, oak worktops, an island with space and plumbing for a washing machine below and patio doors opening to the side garden and patio area, perfect for enjoying a morning coffee or tea.

Venture upstairs to find the first bedroom with a vaulted ceiling, a convenient storage cupboard, and an ensuite for added privacy, the ensuite benefits from a w/c, shower wash hand basin and additional built-in storage. Continuing up the stairs, you will discover the family bathroom before reaching the master bedroom, with a bath with shower over, a Velux window, w/c and a wash hand basin. The Master bedroom This room is a true sanctuary with its half-vaulted ceiling, patio doors opening to a balcony overlooking the rear garden, and a walk-in wardrobe for all your storage needs with further loft access for added convenience.

This captivating property sits at the end of a no-through road on the outskirts of Brynhoffnant and offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a tranquil rural lifestyle. Steeped in character, this small holding boasts original features and sits amidst approximately 3.46 acres of picturesque grounds and land. Complete with two Shepherd’s Huts which have been rented out in the past to generate additional income.

The property itself is a testament to timeless elegance, having been lovingly updated over the years using traditional lime methods. And is surrounded by its own land and offers ample off-road parking.

The rural village of Brynhoffnant lies along the main route between the popular towns of Cardigan and Aberaeron and benefits from a local primary school, petrol station/local shop and a newly refurbished pub/restaurant which hosts its own brewery. The village is only a short drive away from the stunning coastline of Cardigan Bay in west Wales the vibrant coastal village of Llangrannog and the National Trust beach at Penbryn.

Access to the property is via a stable door into the lounge/diner, with exposed stone limewashed walls, wooden flooring, a beautiful fireplace with a wood-burning stove, a door into the kitchen and a door into the sunroom. The sunroom (currently being updated) has windows all around which give lovely views over the gardens, double French doors out to the patio, and a wood-burning stove. These two rooms provide ample space for relaxation and entertainment.

The kitchen is fitted with bespoke handmade oak and beech kitchen units that add a touch of luxury, with a butler sink, space for a 6-ring gas-fired Rangemaster (or similar) cooker range, and a space for a Rayburn (not included in the sale), a tiled floor, space for a breakfast table, a door which accesses the stairs to the first floor, a door to the boot room, and a corridor with a door to the WC/utility room.

*NO ONWARD CHAIN* Welcome to this charming semi-detached house in the picturesque village of Dinas Cross, Newport, Cardigan Bay. With views over the beautiful hills and rock formations in Dinas Cross to the front and stunning sea views from the top of the rear garden. All located within the Pembrokeshire National Park. This is an ideally situated property, within walking distance to all the amenities this beautiful village has to offer including the almost private beach of Aberbach just a 10 mins walk, from there the coastal path leads onto the picturesque fishing hamlet Pwllgwaeld with the Sailors’ Safety pub and onto Cwm Yr Eglwys and popular beach. Close by is the historical harbour town of Fishguard, and Newport with Newport Sands, an 18-hole Championship Links Golf Course, a variety of shops and boutiques and its wide, long sandy beach.

You enter the cottage via the patio doors into a beautiful extended L-shaped conservatory/dining room, creating a bright and airy space to enjoy meals with family and friends. The open-plan kitchen is a chef’s dream, featuring matching wall and base units, as well as a Neff eye-level oven & grill, an electric NEFF hob, a 1 and 1/2 sink with drainer, and an integral NEFF dishwasher, making cooking and entertaining a joy.

The L-shaped hallway leads you to the front door to one side, and to the other side is the lounge, office, w/c, utility room and stairs to the first floor. The lounge is a spacious room with painted beams and a multi-fuel stove creating a warm and characterful area for relaxing, there is a further office room off the hallway, and a w/c with a wash hand basin, toilet and storage cupboard. The utility room has space and plumbing for a washing machine & dryer, a wall-mounted gas boiler and a door out the rear garden.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Henllan, Llandysul, this charming 2-bedroom cottage is a true gem waiting to be discovered. Henllan is famed for its links with the woollen industry and the old railway station, which is the centre for the Vale of Teifi Railway Preservation Society, it is also home to Celtic Wines with The Leeky Barrel Welsh Bistro & Shop and adjoining garden centre. The popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn is only 4.1 miles away and offers quaint country shops, supermarkets, schools and more, and Llandysul is only 4.8 miles away. Meanwhile, the stunning beaches and coastal paths of Cardigan Bay are only a short drive away.

As you step inside, you are greeted by a cosy lounge with a log fire and dining space, perfect for those chilly evenings. There are steps leading you to the first floor and a door leading into the kitchen at the rear. The kitchen is ideal for whipping up delicious meals with matching base and wall units, a gas hob stove, and a waist-high electric oven with space for a fridge freezer. There is a ceramic Belfast-style sink situated in front of the window overlooking the rear garden with a rear door to access the garden.

Upstairs the landing has doors leading off to both bedrooms and the bathroom. There is a storage cupboard which houses the hot water tank. Both bedrooms have windows overlooking the countryside and the bathroom has been fitted with a modern-style suite consisting of a corner shower, bath, W/C and sink.

Externally there is a small, gravelled garden to the front with off-road parking available for 2 vehicles on the driveway to the front and side of the property, so you won’t have to worry about finding a spot after a long day. The rear garden has space to create a patio/seating area for some alfresco dining with space beyond for a variety of uses to enjoy, with a brick and wooden shed for additional storage.

Nestled on Pilot Street in the charming village of St. Dogmaels, Cardigan, this semi-detached cottage is a true gem waiting to be discovered. As you step inside, you are greeted by the warmth of original features, including a delightful inglenook fireplace that adds character and charm to the home.

With one reception room, two cosy bedrooms, and a bathroom, this quaint cottage offers a comfortable living space perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The property also boasts a front patio/garden area, a terraced rear garden, and an additional garden located across the road. This additional garden not only provides off-road parking for two vehicles but also features a lovely orchard, offering a tranquil oasis where you can unwind and enjoy the abundance of fruit while being surrounded by nature.

Parking is a rare find in this village, making this property even more special with its ample parking space and the convenience of having an orchard right at your doorstep. While the cottage may require some updating and modernising, the potential it holds to become a cosy and inviting home is truly exciting.

St Dogmaels is located on the estuary of the river Teifi, which provides many walking opportunities. The local shops, post office, pubs, primary school and other amenities are all within walking distance of this property. The village is steeped in history with the old Abbey and offers lots of community activities throughout the year. Close by is the neighbouring market town of Cardigan and the fantastic dune-backed sandy beach of Poppit Sands, in Cardigan Bay, West Wales.

Access to the property is up steps from the main street which is shared with your neighbour, to a gated entrance into your own front patio area. As you enter the property through the front door you walk into the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner which is full of original features such as the lovely inglenook with a multifuel-burning stove and seating area to the side.

An impressive traditional Victorian stone 5-bedroom semi-detached house situated in the popular coastal village of Dinas Cross near Newport in Pembrokeshire. This property benefits from beautiful period features and is ideally situated within walking distance to the village amenities including the picturesque fishing hamlet of Cwm Yr Eglwys. Close by is the historic harbour town of Fishguard, and Newport with the beautiful sand beach of Newport Sands, an 18-hole championship Links Golf Course, a variety of shops and boutiques situated in the stunning coastline of Cardigan Bay.

Enter the property into the hallway with exposed wooden flooring with doors leading off to the 3 reception rooms that carry on the exposed wooden flooring, the kitchen, understairs storage and stairs leading up to the first floor which showcase a detailed sweeping balustrade and beautiful stained glass window. The first front reception room is currently used as a spacious dining room with a bay window flooding the area with natural light and a feature fireplace with a marble mantel. The second front reception room is currently used as a lounge with recessed shelving and a beautiful Victorian feature fireplace which is the focal point of the room. The rear reception room is currently used as an additional sitting room and benefits from decorative cupboards on either side of the fireplace and a rear window overlooking the garden. The kitchen is beautifully fitted with matching wall and base units, an integral fridge freezer, microwave oven and dishwasher. The 1.5 sink with drainer is positioned in front of the sash window overlooking the garden and is a modern space balanced with the traditional features of the quarry tiled floor, painted stone walls, exposed feature beams and lintels. A double gas range takes pride and place partially inset into the stone wall. There is a hand breakfast bar area that seats 3 and a door leading you out to the rear garden.

Nestled on the outskirts of the charming village of Crymych, this beautifully presented detached bungalow offers a delightful living experience. With ample off-road parking through a gated entrance, lawn to the front and spacious rear garden, this property offers the best of country living while being walking distance to local shops and schools.

Set on the edge of the beautiful Preseli Mountains in Pembrokeshire, the bustling village of Crymych offers the perfect mix of rural Welsh living and essential amenities, together with easy access to the larger town of Cardigan – about 15 minutes’ drive away. Surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in West Wales, and just a short drive from the beaches of Cardigan Bay, Crymych is becoming increasingly popular with home buyers. As the main commercial centre for the surrounding villages, you’ll find a range of services here, including a combined primary and secondary school.

Entry to the property is through a glazed front door, into a spacious hallway, with storage and doors off to the three bedrooms, bathroom, lounge and the kitchen/sitting room.

The lounge has a gas fireplace on a tiled hearth and a window to the front. The kitchen/sitting room is a lovely open plan space, complete with doors leading into a sunroom where you can bask in the natural light. The kitchen is fitted with matching wall and base units with space for a freestanding electric oven (with extractor over), a ceramic sink with drainer, integrated fridge, and door out to the utility. The sitting room area (which could be used as a dining room) has built in airing cupboards and doors out to the sunroom. The sunroom is a lovely space, overlooking the rear garden, with sliding patio doors outside.

This property boasts three generous double bedrooms, providing ample space for a growing family or visiting guests. The spacious bathroom features both a relaxing bath and an accessible shower, catering to all your needs.

Located in the charming seaside village of Aberporth, this inviting 5-bedroom semi-detached home offers a wonderful coastal living experience. Spread across 3 stories, this property boasts 2 reception rooms, making it perfect for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with your family. With its prime location just 600 yards from two sandy beaches, this home is a dream for beach lovers and those who enjoy coastal walks. With the added convenience of off-road parking for one vehicle at the front.
Aberporth itself is a vibrant village with a range of amenities including a village shop, post office, pharmacy, pub, cafe, Indian takeaway, chip shop, primary school, and nursery. The proximity to the coastal path allows for easy access to the stunning Ceredigion Coastal Path in Cardigan Bay, offering breathtaking views of the Welsh coastline.

Access into the property is via steps through the partly glazed door into a small internal porch area with Victorian-style tiled flooring, and into the entrance hall via the front door, the original staircase to the first floor, and a door leading into; the lounge, with a feature fireplace, carpeted flooring, and bay window; The hallway then flows through to the dining room. The door then opens into the kitchen. This modern kitchen benefits from fitted base and wall units with worktop over, built to incorporate the feature arched fireplace, there is an electric cooker, with gas hob, and a sink and drainer. The door then leads you onto the utility room with space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, a separate w/c with a toilet and wash hand basin and a door onto the side patio and onto the rear garden