*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.

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.

Looking for a well-presented, versatile home in a popular Cardigan cul-de-sac, with flexible accommodation and an enclosed garden?

This attractive three-bedroom detached dormer-style home offers a particularly useful layout, with two bedrooms and a bathroom on the ground floor, a generous principal bedroom and shower room upstairs, along with a sunroom, separate laundry room and off-road parking for two vehicles. Set within the popular Dol y Dintir development, the property is conveniently placed for the many shops, schools and services available within the market town of Cardigan.

A glazed entrance door opens into a useful entrance porch, with a further door leading into the main hallway. This is a good-sized central space, finished with wood-effect flooring and giving access to the majority of the ground-floor accommodation, as well as the staircase rising to the first floor.

The living room sits to the front of the house and is a comfortable, well-proportioned reception room, with a wide window bringing in plenty of natural light. There is ample room for sofas and additional furniture, while the wood-effect flooring continues the clean and practical finish seen through much of the hallway.

To the rear is the kitchen/dining room, fitted with a modern range of white wall and base units complemented by work surfaces and tiled splashbacks. There is an integrated electric oven with gas hob above, together with space for further appliances and plenty of room for a dining table and chairs. A window looks towards the rear garden, while glazed doors connect the kitchen directly with the sunroom.

The sunroom is a lovely addition to the accommodation and provides another useful place to sit, read or simply enjoy the garden throughout the seasons. With glazing to three sides and doors opening directly outside, it creates a natural link between the house and garden.

Looking for a deceptively spacious bungalow with far-reaching countryside views, generous parking and plenty of scope to add a personal touch? This three-bedroom detached home in Beulah offers generous accommodation, an integral garage and manageable gardens, with the Cardigan Bay coast, Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan all within easy reach.

Set in the popular rural village of Beulah, this deceptively spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow enjoys stunning far-reaching countryside views to the front, together with an integral garage, ample off-road parking and gardens to both the front and rear.

The property would benefit from some modernisation and updating in places, providing an excellent opportunity for the next owners to gradually put their own stamp on the accommodation. The rooms are generously proportioned throughout and, with three bedrooms, separate living and dining spaces and useful ancillary areas, there is plenty of flexibility to work with.

A tarmac driveway provides ample off-road parking and leads to the integral garage. Alongside the driveway is an ornamental front garden, while the position of the bungalow allows the outlook to stretch across the surrounding West Wales countryside.

The front door opens into a central hallway which connects the principal rooms of the bungalow.

The living room is a particularly generous reception space, with plenty of room for a range of sofas and freestanding furniture. The windows bring in good natural light and allow the countryside setting to form part of the room.

Across the hallway is the kitchen, fitted with a range of wall and base units, work surfaces and space for appliances. The room offers a practical existing layout while also providing scope for someone looking to update the kitchen to their own style in the future.

Looking for a historic West Wales country house with substantial accommodation, fascinating heritage and exceptional flexibility? Tyllwyd Mansion dates from the 18th century and stands within approximately 5.23 acres (inc driveway), offering eight principal bedrooms, a self-contained annexe, ballroom, library, commercial kitchen and former servants’ quarters, with a further approximately 14.44 acres available by separate negotiation.

Dating back to the 1730s, with substantial additions during the early 19th century, Tyllwyd Mansion is a remarkable country house whose history stretches across almost three centuries. Once at the centre of one of the significant estates of the old Cardiganshire area, its story includes connections with the Rebecca Riots, Mary Seacole and Florence Nightingale during the Crimean War, the East India Company and the early British Homeopathic Society. The estate and its former owners have also been documented in several historical works, leaving an unusually rich record of the house and those associated with it.

Today, Tyllwyd combines that heritage with extensive and remarkably versatile accommodation, equally suited to family life, multi-generational living or potential hospitality use (as used by the current owners).

The traditional entrance hall immediately gives a sense of the age and proportions of the house, leading into a collection of individual reception rooms.

At its heart is the impressive ballroom, measuring approximately 8.35m x 5.95m, with high ceilings, sash windows, original dance floor, wood-burning stove and French doors opening onto the garden. It is a wonderful entertaining space, but one whose proportions would allow it to adapt easily to everyday family life.

The south-facing library has sash windows, extensive fitted shelving and a wood-burning stove, creating a characterful second reception room which could also work particularly well as a home office or music room.

Looking for an affordable two-bedroom home with plenty of scope to make it your own? This mid-terraced house in the Pembrokeshire village of Eglwyswrw offers spacious accommodation, front and rear gardens, solar panels and plenty of potential for modernisation. (This property has a local restrictive covenant on it, please read the Important Essential Information section for full details on this.)

Situated on Maes Hafren in the village of Eglwyswrw, this two-bedroom mid-terraced house offers a good opportunity for a first-time buyer, or anyone looking for a property they can update to suit their own tastes. The house requires modernisation throughout, but with well-proportioned rooms, gardens to the front and rear and useful additional storage, there is plenty here to work with.

A path through the front garden leads to the entrance door, opening into the hallway where stairs rise to the first floor. From here there is access into the main living accommodation.

The living room is a particularly good-sized reception room, measuring approximately 3.72m x 4.18m, with a wide window overlooking the front garden bringing plenty of natural light into the room. Its proportions give ample space for a range of seating and furniture and, with updating and redecoration, this could become a comfortable main living space.

To the rear is the kitchen/diner, another generously proportioned room measuring approximately 5.63m x 2.60m. The existing kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with work surfaces, sink and drainer, and there is space for an electric cooker together with space and plumbing for a washing machine. The length of the room allows plenty of space for a dining table, making this a practical everyday kitchen and dining area. There is also scope for a future owner to redesign and modernise the kitchen to make better use of the space available.

Looking for a recently renovated 3–4 bedroom detached home with flexible accommodation, off-road parking and countryside views in a rural West Wales village? Fully modernised throughout and set over a split-level layout, this well-proportioned home offers a new kitchen and bathrooms, generous lounge, integral garage and gardens overlooking the surrounding woodland and countryside.

Set within the rural village of Abercych, this detached 3–4 bedroom home has recently undergone an extensive programme of renovation and modernisation, creating a fresh, neutrally finished property ready for its new owners to add their own furniture, style and finishing touches.

The work carried out includes a new kitchen, bathroom and shower room, new windows and doors (except external garage doors) and new electrics, giving the house a considerable update both practically and cosmetically. Its split-level design also makes the accommodation particularly interesting, with living space arranged across three levels and the option of using the ground-floor office as a fourth bedroom if required.

A sloping tarmac driveway leads down towards the house, providing off-road parking for two vehicles and access to the integral single garage. The garage has double timber doors and offers useful parking, storage or workshop space.

The main entrance opens into the hallway, with the kitchen/diner positioned on this level. This is a good-sized room with plenty of space for a dining table alongside the kitchen area. The recently fitted kitchen has a simple shaker-style finish, complemented by wood-effect work surfaces and tiled splash-backs, with an integrated electric oven and hob and space for further appliances. Windows to the front and rear bring natural light into the room and look towards the garden and a door with step down leads into the integral garage (with space and plumbing for a washing machine, and double wooden doors out to the front drive).

Looking for a spacious three-bedroom detached bungalow with plenty of parking, a garage and scope to make it a home of its own? With three double bedrooms, a generous kitchen/diner, sun room, manageable gardens and a village shop directly opposite, this Blaenffos property offers plenty of space alongside the opportunity for further updating.

Set back from the road behind a broad tarmac driveway, the property has ample off-road parking for approximately three to four cars, with the driveway continuing around the side to a detached single garage. Mature planted borders soften the frontage, with a low wall forming the front boundary and further walling and established hedging around the side and rear.

The bungalow offers a good amount of internal space, with a layout that provides clearly defined living and sleeping areas. Although some modernisation and updating would now be beneficial, there is plenty here to work with and the proportions of the rooms provide a good starting point for creating a comfortable home.

The entrance opens into a hallway with an attractive feature stone arch adding a little character. From here, the accommodation branches off towards the main living areas and bedrooms.

At the heart of the home is the particularly spacious kitchen/diner, measuring approximately 6.26m x 3.05m. There is a range of fitted wall and base units with work surfaces over, a sink positioned beneath the window and space for a freestanding electric cooker. The length and proportions of the room allow plenty of space for a dining table alongside the kitchen area, while windows to more than one aspect bring in good natural light.

A useful utility room sits alongside, fitted with further work surfaces and a sink, with space and plumbing for a washing machine. The oil-fired boiler is also housed here, keeping the practical workings of the home separate from the main kitchen. A WC is positioned close by.

Looking for a characterful town-centre home with everything Cardigan has to offer practically on the doorstep? This spacious two-bedroom first-floor flat is arranged over two floors, with a pretty bow window overlooking the High Street, two double bedrooms and the unusual advantage of its own small garden area to the rear.

Set above commercial premises in a prominent position within the heart of Cardigan, this interesting property forms part of an older town-centre building within Cardigan’s Conservation Area. Behind its traditional frontage is accommodation extending to approximately 82.1 sq. metres and offering considerably more space than might first be expected.

The property is approached from the rear, off Eben’s Lane, where a shared pathway leads up steps and opens into the garden area. A slate pathway continues past the garden belonging to the flat before leading through an alleyway to a flight of external metal steps, shared with two other flats. These rise to an entrance hall which is shared with just one neighbouring flat, from where the private front door opens into the accommodation.

Once inside, a spacious hallway immediately gives the flat a good sense of space. There is room for furniture as well as useful built-in storage cupboards, with the staircase rising to the upper floor.

The living room sits at the front of the building and is one of the most appealing rooms in the property. An exposed stone feature wall adds plenty of character, incorporating a fireplace with space for an electric fire. At the opposite end, the traditional timber-framed bow window looks directly over Cardigan High Street. Its deep window seat creates a lovely spot to sit and watch the activity of the town below, while bringing plenty of natural light into the room.

Looking for a deceptively spacious home with flexible accommodation, around 0.45 acres of established gardens and far-reaching countryside views? This four-double-bedroom property in the rural village of Abercych offers approximately 217.5m² of accommodation arranged over two levels, with three en-suites, two reception rooms, generous parking and a layout that also offers potential for B&B use.

From the front, this individual home has the appearance of a bungalow, but its position on the hillside hides a considerable amount of accommodation below. Extending to approximately 217.5m², the house has been designed to take advantage of its elevated setting, with windows, French doors, terraces and decking positioned towards the rear to make the most of the views across the Cych Valley.

The result is a particularly flexible home. Four double bedrooms are complemented by three en-suites and a family bathroom, while two reception rooms, a good-sized kitchen, utility room and separate laundry room provide plenty of practical living space. The previous owners ran part of the property as a B&B in the early 2000s, and we understand it remains registered for this use, creating an interesting option for anyone looking to combine a home with an income opportunity.

The property is approached from the B4332 via a partially shared driveway, which leads through the property’s own gateway onto a broad gravelled parking area. There is plenty of space for several cars as well as room for larger vehicles such as a motorhome, campervan or touring caravan.

A paved pathway and ramp provide access to the front door, opening into a wide entrance hall. One of the first things to catch the eye is the full-height picture window overlooking the garden and surrounding countryside. The staircase to the lower level has a glass balustrade and security gate, alongside an attractive stained-glass Red Kite window, while there is also access to the attic.

Looking for a detached bungalow surrounded by open countryside, with generous gardens, plenty of parking and scope to update to individual taste? This three-bedroom Woolaway construction bungalow offers well-proportioned single-storey accommodation, including separate living and dining rooms, together with a detached garage and off-road parking, all in a no-through-road rural setting.

Set amongst the open countryside of West Wales, this detached three-bedroom bungalow offers a good amount of internal and external space, with gardens wrapping around three sides of the property, off-road parking for two to three vehicles and a useful detached garage. Located along a no-through road and surrounded by fields and greenery, it is a property that has clearly been well cared for over the years and, although now ready for some modernisation, provides a sound basis for creating a comfortable rural home.

Of Woolaway construction, the bungalow has a practical single-storey layout with three bedrooms, two separate reception rooms, a kitchen and bathroom. The accommodation extends to approximately 126 sq m according to the floor plan, including the garage, and the proportions of the main rooms are particularly useful.

The entrance, via a decked ramp overlooking the front garden, opens into a porch and from here into a broad hallway, which acts as the central point of the home, with a useful storage cupboard and gives access to much of the accommodation.

The living room is a particularly good-sized reception space, with a wide window looks across the garden and provides plenty of natural light, while a stone fireplace forms the main focal point of the room. There is ample space here for a choice of seating arrangements, making this a comfortable everyday living area.

**No Forward Chain**Looking for a spacious and versatile home close to Newcastle Emlyn, with far-reaching countryside views and more accommodation than first meets the eye? This well-presented property in Adpar offers three bedrooms on the main level together with a generous kitchen/dining room, living room and elevated deck, plus a substantial lower floor providing further flexible accommodation.

Set in an elevated position in Adpar, on the edge of the popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn, this well-presented home offers an unusual amount of space arranged over two levels. With three bedrooms on the main level, generous living accommodation, a substantial lower floor and lovely views across the surrounding countryside, the layout lends itself to family life, working from home or simply having additional space for guests and hobbies.

The property is approached from the front, where a driveway provides off-road parking, with the useful addition of further parking opposite the property.

An entrance door opens into a long hallway with storage, which provides access to the bedrooms and bathroom and towards the main living accommodation. There are three comfortable bedrooms on this level, two of which benefit from fitted mirrored wardrobes, while the family bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC.

One of the real strengths of the property is the living space to the rear, which makes the most of its elevated setting. The kitchen and dining room form a generous open area, fitted with a good range of Symphony New England Ivory units complemented by Neff appliances and dark work surfaces. There is plenty of room for a family-sized dining table, and the windows immediately draw attention towards the open countryside beyond.

Looking for a beautifully presented four-bedroom home with countryside views, generous living space and plenty of parking close to Cardigan? This detached dormer bungalow combines a striking garden sunroom, modern kitchen, three reception areas, ground-floor bedroom, principal bedroom with en-suite, integral garage and an enclosed rear garden overlooking the surrounding West Wales countryside.

Set on the outskirts of Cardigan, along a small private road just off Caemorgan Road, this beautifully presented detached dormer bungalow offers a particularly versatile amount of space both inside and out. With four double bedrooms, three reception areas, an integral garage, excellent storage and parking for several vehicles, it is a home that works equally well for family life, retirement or anyone looking for additional space without being far from town.

One of the property’s real strengths is its position. The rear faces across open countryside, creating a lovely backdrop to the garden and several of the principal rooms, while the sunsets from this side of the house can be quite spectacular. Despite the rural feel to the outlook, Cardigan town and its shops, schools, supermarkets, cafés and other everyday amenities are within easy reach, with the coastline and beaches of Cardigan Bay also accessible from this convenient part of West Wales.

At the front, a substantial tarmac driveway provides off-road parking for around five vehicles, with an additional hardstanding area particularly useful for a touring caravan, campervan or motorhome. The integral garage provides further parking or storage, and gated access to both sides of the house leads through to the enclosed rear garden.

Internally, the house has been tastefully decorated and clearly well cared for. The entrance opens into a broad hallway with a tiled floor and stairs rising to the first floor, setting the tone for the generous proportions found throughout.