Looking for a character-filled detached cottage with a stunning garden, beautiful countryside views and useful outbuildings? This charming three-bedroom home in Tregroes combines traditional cottage appeal with well-kept accommodation, a wonderful sunroom and a workshop building, all set within one of the area’s most attractive garden settings.

Situated in the pretty hamlet of Tregroes, this delightful cottage enjoys a lovely rural setting with attractive views across open countryside and a garden that is sure to be one of the property’s standout features.

The cottage offers a comfortable blend of character and practicality, with accommodation arranged over two floors and plenty of natural light throughout. From the front, the property enjoys a pleasant outlook across the surrounding countryside, with beautifully maintained gardens to the front and side provide a colourful and ever-changing backdrop throughout the seasons.

The ground floor accommodation centres around a welcoming kitchen/living room, fitted with a range of matching wall and base units and offering a practical space for everyday life. Traditional cottage styling and exposed beams add character, while the layout creates a sociable atmosphere with the oil fired boiler housed in the kitchen.

The living room provides a cosy place to relax, with a wood-burning stove set within an attractive fireplace recess, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere during the cooler months. Character features continue throughout this room, helping to retain the cottage’s traditional appeal.

Leading through from the kitchen is the dining room, a generous reception space with room for family meals and entertaining. A feature fireplace adds further charm and creates a focal point within the room.

One of the highlights of the home is undoubtedly the sunroom.

Looking for a bungalow in a popular coastal village with manageable accommodation, a level layout and scope to modernise over time? This two-bedroom property in Aberporth offers a practical footprint, enclosed gardens and a handy location close to the Cardigan Bay coastline in West Wales.

Set within a residential area of Aberporth, this detached bungalow provides comfortable single-storey accommodation with plenty of potential for updating and personalising. The layout is straightforward and functional, making it well suited to those looking to downsize, retire near the coast, or purchase a property with scope to improve at a steady pace.

The property is entered through a covered porch which opens into the central hallway. From here, doors lead to all the main rooms, creating an easy-flowing layout throughout the home. The living room sits to the front of the bungalow and is a good-sized space with a fitted gas fire and broad window overlooking the front garden. There is plenty of room for both seating and dining furniture if desired, and the room has a bright feel thanks to the natural light coming in from the front aspect.

The kitchen sits to the rear and is fitted with a range of wall and base units with worktops over. There is space for appliances and useful worktop space, with a window overlooking the rear garden. While dated in style, it offers a practical setup as it stands and could easily be reconfigured or modernised to create a more contemporary kitchen space. A door from the kitchen leads directly into the sunroom.

The sunroom stretches along the rear of the bungalow and provides an additional sitting area, hobby space or dining spot looking out over the garden. With glazing along one side and a door leading outside, it connects the indoor and outdoor spaces nicely and adds another useful reception area to the property.

Looking for a modern coastal home with impressive sea views, generous living space and a garden made for making the most of the outdoors? This beautifully presented detached bungalow in Gwbert combines stylish interiors, a stunning sun room and views across Cardigan Bay, all within walking distance of the coast path, golf course and popular local hotels and restaurants.

Positioned in the sought-after coastal village of Gwbert, this beautifully maintained detached bungalow enjoys stunning sea views, stylish modern accommodation and a fantastic setting close to the coastline of West Wales. The property has clearly been thoughtfully updated over the years, creating a home that feels bright, practical and very well suited to both everyday living and entertaining.

To the front, a resin coated driveway provides parking for around four vehicles and gives access to the attached garage, currently used for storage. Landscaped borders soften the frontage, while pathways lead around both sides of the bungalow and towards the rear garden. Even from the front approach there are glimpses towards the sea, giving an immediate sense of the coastal setting.

The entrance porch features a tiled floor and sliding patio doors, opening into an L-shaped hallway which provides access throughout the property. The hallway also benefits from loft access, three storage cupboards and a separate airing cupboard, offering excellent practical storage often missing from modern homes.

The main bathroom has been fitted to a high standard and includes a bath, separate shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and heated mirror, all finished in a clean contemporary style.

Looking for a detached bungalow with a modern finish, generous gardens and a tucked-away setting near the Cardigan Bay coast? This well-kept 2-bedroom home in Gilfachrheda combines easy single-storey living with a surprisingly spacious plot, all within easy reach of New Quay and the beaches of West Wales.

Set back within its plot and surrounded by mature greenery, this detached bungalow has a really pleasant feel from the moment of arrival. The exterior has been updated with smart dark grey trims and gravelled parking areas, while the garden gives the property a sense of space that is often hard to find with bungalows of this size. The backdrop of trees and established planting adds to the setting, creating a home that feels tucked away yet still conveniently positioned for access to New Quay and the wider West Wales coastline.

The accommodation flows well and feels bright throughout. The entrance opens into a hallway with patterned tiled flooring and natural wood internal doors, setting the tone for the rest of the property. Off the hallway are doors leading to the bedrooms, bathroom and main living accommodation.

The lounge/diner is undoubtedly the standout room in the house. It is a surprisingly generous space with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beam creating height and character, while the wood flooring and neutral décor keep the room feeling warm and comfortable. A wood burning stove set on a tiled hearth provides a lovely focal point and gives the room a cosy atmosphere during the colder months. There is ample room for both living and dining furniture, and the sliding doors opening directly onto the gravelled seating area help connect the inside with the garden outside. Natural light comes in well from multiple directions, making it a room that works equally well during the day or evening.

Looking for a charming country cottage with a lovely mix of character, modern touches and rural village living? This tastefully updated three-bedroom home in Cribyn offers cosy living space, a smart modern kitchen, off-road parking, an elevated rear garden and a timber cabin that would make a brilliant hobby room or home office.

Set in the pretty rural village of Cribyn, around five miles north of Lampeter, this delightful three-bedroom cottage has been tastefully modernised over the years while keeping plenty of the character that gives it such warmth. With off-road parking, an elevated garden, a useful timber cabin and countryside views from the front bedrooms, it has a lovely balance of cottage charm and practical day-to-day living.

The property is approached through gated access into the front yard, where slate paths and crushed slate areas create a smart, low-maintenance frontage. The red front door gives the house a classic cottage look from the roadside, and there is parking to the side for one vehicle.

The front door opens straight into the lounge/diner, a really appealing room with wooden flooring, exposed beams and a comfortable cottage feel. This space works well as both a sitting room and dining area, with enough room for sofas, a dining table and freestanding furniture. The fireplace is a standout feature, with a slate and tiled surround, wood-burning stove and a character bread oven to the side. There is also an original built-in glass-fronted cupboard, adding another period detail to the room. Stairs rise to the first floor from here, while steps and an opening lead through to the kitchen.

Looking for a character-filled country home with stunning gardens, flexible accommodation and a setting close to the coast? This beautifully kept property near Ceibwr Beach combines a traditional stone house, separate lodge accommodation and around 4 acres of enchanting gardens and woodland in one of the most sought-after corners of West Wales.

Tucked away within the village of Moylegrove, just a short drive from the dramatic coastline and hidden coves of Cardigan Bay, this charming home has the kind of atmosphere that is hard to recreate. The original house is full of warmth and personality, with exposed beams, stone walls, timber floors and cottage-style features running throughout, while outside the gardens feel more like a private botanical haven than a standard residential plot.

The approach immediately sets the tone, with mature planting and winding pathways leading to the attractive stone frontage. The gardens surrounding the property are beautifully established, packed with colour, texture and a wide variety of plants and shrubs. There are seating areas tucked between borders, gravelled terraces for outdoor dining, lawns bordered by mature trees, ponds and wooded sections leading down towards the river. It is the sort of garden that changes with the seasons and would appeal hugely to keen gardeners, wildlife lovers or anyone wanting a more natural lifestyle setting in West Wales.

The main house opens into a useful porch with built-in seating and space for coats and boots before leading through to the kitchen and dining room. This room really captures the character of the property, with slate flooring, exposed beams and a fireplace adding to the cottage feel. The kitchen itself is fitted with solid timber units and worktops, creating a practical but traditional space that sits naturally with the age and style of the home.

Looking for a traditional West Wales smallholding with useful farm buildings, grazing land and scope for modernisation? This 16.21-acre property near Glandwr combines a character farmhouse, a range of agricultural buildings including a former milking parlour, and rolling pasture land with far-reaching rural views across the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Set in a rural position within easy reach of Cardigan Bay and the North Pembrokeshire coast, this former working farm offers a fantastic opportunity for anyone looking for an equestrian setup, livestock holding, lifestyle move or a property with genuine agricultural potential. The setting feels wonderfully tucked away, with open countryside in every direction, while still being accessible to nearby villages and market towns.

The farmhouse itself has a traditional feel throughout and offers generous accommodation with plenty of character features still in place. From the gravelled yard, the property opens into a hallway leading through to the main living areas. The living room is a good-sized space centred around a wood burner set on a hearth, giving the room a cosy focal point. A separate dining room connects through to the conservatory/sunroom at the rear, where wide glazing frames the surrounding greenery and countryside views beautifully.

The kitchen has a more traditional farmhouse style with fitted units, stone detailing and a solid fuel Rayburn, adding plenty of character. A useful utility room sits just off the kitchen, providing extra storage and practical day-to-day space, along with access out towards the yard and buildings. Also on the ground floor is a bathroom with shower, basin and WC.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms, all enjoying pleasant outlooks over the surrounding land and countryside. Exposed beams and cottage-style proportions add to the character upstairs, while an additional storage room provides useful flexibility for storage, hobby use or potential office space.

Looking for a character-filled farmhouse with beautiful cottage gardens, useful outbuildings and a separate former cottage with conversion potential? This charming rural property near Abercych combines a 4/5-bedroom period home full of original features with around 1.43 acres in total, including woodland, orchard, workshops and a detached former cottage ripe for redevelopment subject to planning.

Tucked away along a small country lane in the West Wales countryside, this detached farmhouse has the sort of atmosphere that is becoming harder to find. Full of original details, colourful personality and gardens that have clearly been lovingly created over many years, the property feels wonderfully untouched in all the right ways. Together with the separate former cottage, useful outbuildings and productive gardens, this is a home with huge flexibility and plenty of future potential.

The farmhouse itself sits within around 1.2 acres and is approached via its own gated driveway leading to ample off-road parking beside the Dutch barn and workshops. To the front, the house faces the lane with a small enclosed courtyard garden and pathway leading to the entrance porch. Double doors open into the porch with slate flooring and then through into the welcoming hallway, where Victorian chequered tiled flooring immediately sets the tone for the rest of the house.

The sitting room to the front is packed with charm, featuring exposed beams, original built-in cupboards and a fireplace with a bespoke handmade wooden surround. The Victorian tiled floor continues through here and a door links directly into the kitchen.

Across the hallway, the lounge and dining room provide a lovely flowing reception space with exposed beams overhead and fireplace adding warmth and character. The lounge area has suspended wooden flooring and a fireplace with tiled hearth and wooden mantle, while the dining area features quarry tiled flooring and plenty of room for family gatherings or entertaining.

Looking for a substantial family home with no onward chain, generous 0.54 acre grounds, flexible living space and the potential for even more? This beautifully presented detached dormer bungalow in Llandissilio combines four bedrooms, updated interiors, a useful basement, double garage and a 0.54 acre plot with possibilities, all within easy reach of Narberth and the wider West Wales countryside.

Tucked away at the end of a small cul-de-sac of just a handful of properties, this impressive detached dormer bungalow offers a surprising amount of space both inside and out. The setting feels tucked away while still being within walking distance of the village primary school and only around ten minutes from Narberth, making it a strong option for families wanting a bit more room without feeling isolated.

The property immediately gives a sense of practicality and flexibility. A decent driveway sits behind pillar entrances and provides parking for several vehicles, with access leading to the detached double garage and rear garden. The bungalow itself has a smart, well-kept appearance, with solar panels helping to keep running costs down and adding to the overall efficiency of the home.

Inside, the accommodation is spacious and well laid out, flowing naturally from room to room. The entrance hall includes useful under stairs storage and stairs rising to the first floor. The lounge is particularly generous in size, with a feature stone fireplace housing an electric fire and patio doors opening directly out onto the rear terrace and garden beyond. It is a room that feels ideal for both everyday living and entertaining, especially with the sliding doors opening into the kitchen diner.

Looking for a character cottage near the coast with plenty of potential and a generous garden? This one-bedroom cottage with a useful attic room sits in the village of Tan Y Groes on the road down to Aberporth, offering off-road parking, good outside space and the chance to modernise and add value in a sought-after part of West Wales.

Set along the road leading down to the popular coastal village of Aberporth, this detached cottage offers plenty of character, useful living space and exciting scope for improvement. With off-road parking to the side, gardens to the rear and a spacious attic room, the property could suit buyers searching for a first home, coastal base, investment opportunity or a project in a well-connected part of West Wales close to Cardigan Bay.

The accommodation has a traditional cottage feel in parts, particularly within the main living room where exposed stonework adds character and warmth. The room itself is surprisingly spacious, with plenty of room for both seating and dining furniture, while windows to both sides bring in natural light. Open stairs rise to the first floor attic room, creating an open-plan feel to the space.

Leading off the living room is the ground floor bedroom, a comfortable double room with two windows overlooking the side garden and a feature fireplace housing a stove. The proportions of this room give flexibility for different layouts depending on requirements.

The kitchen sits to the rear of the property and is fitted with a range of base and wall units together with space for appliances. While functional as it is, this is an area where modernisation could really enhance the property further. The bathroom is also positioned on the ground floor and includes a bath, WC and wash hand basin.

Looking for a recently renovated home with river views, flexible living space and a sought-after location near the coast? This stylish semi-detached house in St Dogmaels combines modern open-plan living with views over the River Teifi, off-road parking, a garage and easy access to Cardigan Bay and the West Wales coastline.

Situated within the popular village of St Dogmaels, this recently renovated semi-detached property offers modern accommodation with a practical layout, contemporary finishes and attractive views over the River Teifi from both inside and out. The house has been updated throughout to create a bright and comfortable home that would suit a range of buyers, whether as a main home, holiday property or investment opportunity in this well regarded part of West Wales.

From the front, the property has a smart and modern appearance with off-road parking, an integrated garage and a raised terrace area positioned to take advantage of the river outlook. The elevated seating area to the front works particularly well as an additional outdoor space for dining or relaxing while enjoying the views towards the estuary.

The accommodation flows well from room to room and offers a good balance between open-plan living and separate spaces. The main kitchen and dining area is one of the standout parts of the house, finished in a contemporary style with fitted wall and base units, wood effect worktops and ample room for a family dining table. Sliding doors open directly onto the front terrace, bringing in natural light and making the most of the views across the River Teifi and surrounding countryside.

The kitchen itself has been designed with practicality in mind, offering plenty of storage and preparation space along with room for appliances. The open arrangement into the dining area creates a sociable feel without losing definition between the spaces.

Looking for a spacious family home with countryside surroundings, distant sea views and easy access to Cardigan Bay? This beautifully presented four-bedroom property in Beulah combines contemporary styling, generous living space and landscaped gardens, all within easy reach of Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan and the West Wales coastline.

Situated within the rural village of Beulah, this beautifully presented detached home offers a well-balanced mix of modern family living, practical design and attractive outdoor space. Positioned between the market towns of Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan, the property enjoys easy access to the Cardigan Bay coastline and many of the beaches, coves and coastal walks that make this part of West Wales so popular.

Newcastle Emlyn is around 4.4 miles away and offers a good range of independent shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and schooling for all ages, while Cardigan sits approximately 7.9 miles from the property with its traditional high street, theatre, riverside setting and wider range of amenities. The coastline is also within easy reach, making this an appealing location for those wanting both countryside surroundings and coastal access.

The approach to the property immediately creates a strong first impression, with a sweeping driveway leading through double gates towards the house and integrated double garage. Mature planting, lawns and established shrubs soften the exterior and give the property an attractive, well-maintained appearance.

The accommodation has been thoughtfully designed for modern family life, with the ground floor flowing naturally between the main living spaces. The welcoming entrance hall provides access to the lounge, staircase to the first floor and continues through to the open-plan kitchen and dining area, which forms the heart of the home.

Looking for a versatile coastal home with sea views, walking distance to the beach, and the option to generate an income if desired? This beautifully updated detached property in Aberporth is currently arranged to provide a three-bedroom home with additional self-contained accommodation, yet could easily become one spacious four-bedroom family house thanks to an existing interconnecting doorway already in place.

Set along a no-through road in the popular seaside village of Aberporth, this detached property enjoys lovely sea views, a flexible layout and easy access to the beach, making it an excellent choice as a family home, coastal bolthole or property with additional income potential.

The current owners have created a practical arrangement that provides a comfortable home alongside separate guest accommodation, however the property was originally one dwelling and could easily return to being a generous four-bedroom home. An interconnecting doorway already exists on the first floor and is currently concealed behind shelving, making reconnection straightforward without major alterations.

The location is one of the property’s strongest features. Aberporth beach, village amenities, cafés and pubs are all within walking distance, while many of the principal rooms enjoy views towards the sea and Cardigan Bay. This combination of coastal scenery and everyday convenience is exactly what attracts buyers to this part of West Wales.

The main accommodation is entered through a welcoming porch with tiled flooring and useful storage. The kitchen has been tastefully modernised with a bright coastal feel, offering shaker-style units, wooden worktops, tiled splashbacks, integrated cooking appliances and space for additional white goods.

Leading on from the kitchen is the inner hallway and shower room. Finished in neutral tones, the shower room includes a double shower, wash hand basin and WC.

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Looking for a substantial town property with flexible living space and income potential? This impressive 7-bedroom home in the heart of Cardigan offers generous accommodation across three floors, a useful ground floor bedroom suite ideal for multi-generational living or Airbnb use, and a landscaped rear garden with a stream beyond.

Set within the popular market town of Cardigan in West Wales, close to the stunning coastline of Cardigan Bay, this versatile property offers a rare opportunity for buyers seeking space, flexibility and potential. Currently arranged as a substantial family home, the layout could also suit those looking to create a guest house, B&B, or dual living arrangement, subject to any necessary consents.

The property is entered directly from the street into an entrance porch which leads through to the main lounge. This comfortable reception room features a fireplace with gas fire and surround, creating a cosy focal point, while stairs rise to the first floor. A useful cellar can be accessed from beneath the stairs, providing two cellar rooms beneath the lounge and dining room areas, ideal for storage or hobby space.

The dining room continues the character of the home with an exposed stone feature wall and fireplace, giving the room plenty of personality. From here there is access to the fitted galley kitchen and the rear porch/lean-to area.

Positioned off the kitchen is a particularly useful ground floor bedroom and shower/wet room. With patio doors opening towards the rear garden, this section of the house lends itself well to independent accommodation for extended family, guests, or holiday letting potential.

Looking for a fully refurbished home in the heart of Cardigan with modern open-plan living, landscaped gardens and space for family life or home working? This four-bedroom detached dormer bungalow combines stylish contemporary interiors with practical outside space, generous parking and a great West Wales location close to the coast of Cardigan Bay.

Set within a good-sized plot right in the centre of Cardigan town, this detached dormer bungalow has been completely refurbished and redesigned to create a modern home with bright, well-planned accommodation throughout. The property offers a smart balance between practical family living and contemporary styling, with open-plan living space at its heart, landscaped gardens and versatile bedroom arrangements across both floors.

The approach immediately gives a sense of the space on offer externally. A decorative gravel driveway stretches across the front of the property, providing ample off-road parking for several vehicles along with access to the garage, which benefits from an electric car charger. The addition of a raised planter bed enhances the property’s overall appearance. The exterior has a clean and tidy appearance with crisp elevations, with the elevated garden to the rear carefully landscaped with stone gabion retaining walls, a raised planted bed, a lawn section and a generous paved patio designed for outdoor dining and entertaining.

A tiled porch leads into the main entrance hallway, where the contemporary finish becomes immediately apparent. Wooden flooring runs throughout much of the ground floor, complemented by underfloor heating, creating a practical and comfortable everyday layout.

Looking for a character-filled country home with beautifully established gardens, flexible living space and a lovely rural setting in West Wales? This attractive stone-built property in the hamlet of Tregroes, near Llandysul, combines original features, generous accommodation and a striking garden room extension, all within easy reach of Cardigan Bay and the Ceredigion coastline

Tucked away within the small hamlet of Tregroes near Llandysul, this attractive detached stone property offers a lovely mix of traditional charm and practical modern living. Full of character features including exposed beams, wooden flooring, sash-style windows and fireplaces, the house has evolved over time to create a warm and versatile family home with beautifully maintained gardens surrounding it.

The approach to the property immediately sets the tone, with gated parking positioned to the rear providing space for approximately two to three vehicles. The stone exterior gives the house plenty of kerb appeal, while mature planting and landscaped gardens soften the setting and create colour and interest throughout the grounds.

The gardens are a real feature here. Carefully planned and well established, they wrap around the property with paved seating areas, shaped lawns, mature shrubs, flowering borders and tucked-away corners to sit and enjoy the surroundings. The rear garden in particular feels incredibly private, with the impressive garden room extension opening directly onto the outside space through wide glazed doors.

The accommodation flows well and offers flexibility depending on requirements. Entering into the hallway, doors lead through to the principal ground floor rooms. The living room is full of character, with exposed ceiling beams, timber flooring and a wood burning stove set within the fireplace creating a cosy focal point. Dual aspect windows allow plenty of natural light while maintaining the cottage feel that runs throughout the home.

Looking for a turn-key home in the heart of Cardigan with flexible living space across three floors and a small, private outdoor area? This well-presented four bedroom terraced house offers modern interiors, a feature fireplace, courtyard garden and an ideal position close to the town centre and Cardigan Bay coastline.

Positioned within the popular market town of Cardigan, this three storey terraced house offers a well thought out layout, modern presentation and a level of flexibility that makes it suitable for a range of buyers, from those searching for a first home through to a family property or holiday let opportunity.

From the front, the property has a traditional appearance in keeping with the surrounding street, while inside the finish feels fresh and up to date. The entrance hallway leads through to the main living space, where the lounge and dining area combine to create a comfortable and practical room for everyday use. A feature stone fireplace provides a focal point and adds a bit of character, while the proportions allow for both seating and dining without compromise.

To the rear, the kitchen has been recently updated and is designed with modern living in mind. Clean lines, good storage and worktop space make it a functional room, while there is also space for breakfast seating. A rear hall leads out to the courtyard, helping to connect the indoor and outdoor areas in a straightforward way.

The first floor offers three bedrooms, all presented to a good standard. These rooms work well as a mix of sleeping accommodation, guest rooms or home office space depending on requirements, with one double and two singles. The family shower room is also located on this floor and has a clean, modern finish with a simple, practical layout with a shower, wash hand basin and toilet..

Looking for a character cottage with river views, generous grounds of 9 acres, detached garage with useful rooms, an outbuilding and land beside the Teifi? This detached 3 bedroom cottage near Llechryd offers a lovely mix of period charm, flexible extra space, established gardens, woodland, pasture and a riverside setting in West Wales.

Set just outside Llechryd, on the main road between Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn, this detached 3 bedroom cottage has a setting that really does a lot of the talking. Believed to have formerly been part of the Llwyndyrys Estate, it combines a characterful home, around 1.04 acres of gardens and grounds, a detached garage with useful rooms behind and above, and a further 8.55 acres of pasture land across the road, bounded by the River Teifi.

The position gives the property a lovely outlook across the river and surrounding countryside, with the front windows, front decked seating area and the balcony above the garage all making the most of the view. It has that slightly tucked-away, established feel, with woodland rising behind the house and open river land in front, yet still sits in a practical location for access towards Cardigan, Newcastle Emlyn and the wider Cardigan Bay area.

The approach is directly off the A484 onto a block paved driveway, with parking to the front and sides of the cottage, along with access to the detached garage. The front of the house has plenty of kerb appeal, with painted stonework, sage green detailing, a slate roof and a particularly charming original entrance porch with stone archwork and a timber front door.

There are two main points of entry. The original front door leads up slate steps into a porch and through to the hallway, while a second porch opens into the kitchen. This front porch is a lovely everyday entrance, with tiled flooring, windows facing towards the river and a door through into the kitchen.