Looking for a character home with space to grow, a substantial workshop and beautifully kept gardens?

Set in a rural location just outside the village of Rhos, this attractive detached period home combines original character with generous living space, a detached former barn now used as a workshop and studio, and over half an acre of grounds that provide both privacy and room to enjoy the surrounding countryside. The detached outbuilding also offers potential for conversion into an annexe or holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents.

Approached through double gates onto a generous gravel driveway, the property immediately creates a welcoming first impression. The traditional façade, mature trees and carefully maintained gardens sit comfortably within the surrounding countryside, while ample parking and a detached garage provide plenty of practical space.

The entrance hall reflects the character found throughout the house, with original tiled flooring, stained glass detailing and an impressive staircase rising to the first floor. The proportions are immediately noticeable, with high ceilings, period features and natural light creating a bright and welcoming feel.

The main sitting room is a particularly elegant reception room centred around a decorative feature fireplace, complemented by large windows overlooking the gardens. Across the hallway, the second reception room offers a more relaxed atmosphere with an attractive feature fireplace, making it an ideal family room or cosy evening retreat.

To the rear, the farmhouse-style kitchen is both practical and full of character. Traditional cabinetry, space for a recessed range cooker and space for family dining make it a room designed for everyday living, while windows on multiple elevations frame views across the gardens and surrounding countryside. A useful ground floor cloakroom and utility areas completes the accommodation downstairs.

Looking for a character cottage surrounded by mature gardens, sitting within 0.25 acre grounds with period features, useful stone outbuilding and a rural West Wales setting? This detached three to four-bedroom home in Mynachlogddu combines original charm with flexible living space, beautiful established grounds, a striking stone ruin, and further stone building offering plenty of potential, all within easy reach of Cardigan Bay and the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Hidden amongst beautifully established gardens in the rural village of Mynachlogddu, this detached cottage offers a wonderful blend of traditional character, flexible accommodation and outdoor space. With mature trees, flowering borders, fruit trees and original stone features scattered throughout the grounds, the setting feels established and full of interest, while the cottage itself provides adaptable living for families, couples or those looking for extra room to work from home.

The approach leads to off-road parking for two vehicles before winding paths guide the way through the gardens to the cottage. Immediately noticeable is the attractive mix of mature planting, colourful borders and specimen shrubs, creating a changing landscape throughout the seasons. Adding even more character is the picturesque ruin of an old stone barn, now forming an attractive garden feature and sheltered seating area.

Inside, the cottage retains much of its original charm. The main living room is a welcoming open-plan space centred around an impressive open fireplace with stone surround (the seller advised this is lined and ready for a wood burning stove to be installed if desired), exposed stone walls and substantial wooden beams overhead. There is ample room for both seating and dining, creating a sociable space that works equally well for everyday living or entertaining.

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

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

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

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

Looking for a home with land close to the coast, where countryside views stretch towards Cardigan Bay and there’s room for family life, hobbies or a smallholding? This “Upside-Down house” is a semi-detached three/four-bedroom home sits within approximately 8.72 acres, complete with an agricultural barn, established gardens and sea views from the field, all just a short distance from Tresaith Beach.

Positioned in a sought-after part of West Wales, this home combines generous living space with acreage that’s becoming increasingly difficult to find so close to the Cardigan Bay coastline. The setting near Tresaith and neighbouring coastal villages only a short drive away, making it suited as a home.

The property is approached via a driveway leading to parking and the agricultural barn, with the surrounding land located above and to the left of the house to create a wonderful sense of space. The gardens have been thoughtfully arranged with lawns, mature planting, patio seating areas and gently rising ground behind the house that takes full advantage of the far-reaching countryside outlook.

Inside, the accommodation is bright, practical and designed for modern family living. The kitchen opens into a spacious dining area, creating a sociable heart to the home with plenty of room for everyday meals or entertaining. A breakfast bar provides additional workspace, while an extensive range of fitted units offers excellent storage.

The adjoining sitting room is a welcoming space with exposed ceiling timbers, an attractive fireplace and windows overlooking the gardens. Double doors lead directly into the conservatory, creating another reception area that enjoys views across the patio and lawns throughout the seasons. With doors opening onto the garden, it naturally extends the living space during the warmer months.

Looking for a bungalow with a garden to the front and back, close to the Cardigan Bay coastline?

This two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow in Blaenannerch offers well-presented accommodation, a surprisingly spacious rear garden and plenty of scope for first-time buyers, downsizers or anyone looking for a manageable home within easy reach of Aberporth’s beaches and the West Wales coast.

Situated in the village of Blaenannerch, just a short drive from the sandy beaches of Aberporth and the stunning Cardigan Bay coastline, this semi-detached ex-local authority bungalow offers straightforward, single-storey living with an excellent-sized garden and plenty of natural light throughout.

The property is approached via a lawned front garden with a pathway leading to the entrance porch, which provides useful storage before opening into the kitchen.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of modern base and wall units with ample worktop space, an electric hob with extractor above, built-in oven, stainless steel sink and space for additional appliances. A door leads through to the central hallway, giving access to all principal rooms.

The lounge sits to the front of the property and is a bright, comfortable room with a wide window overlooking the front garden, providing plenty of space for both seating and dining furniture.

There are two bedrooms, with the main bedroom being a generous double overlooking the front garden. The second bedroom enjoys views over the rear garden and would work equally well as a guest bedroom, home office or hobby room.

The bathroom is fitted with a white suite comprising a panelled bath with shower over and glazed screen, WC and pedestal wash hand basin.

This characterful and versatile detached home offers spacious accommodation with four double bedrooms, together with a well-appointed one-bedroom annex, making it an excellent choice for multi-generational living, accommodating a dependent relative, welcoming guests, or creating an income stream. Located in the village of Blaenannerch, the property is approximately 4.5 miles north of the market town of Cardigan and just 2.6 miles from Aberporth Beach and the beautiful Cardigan Bay coastline.

The main entrance opens into a welcoming hallway where the original tiled floor immediately hints at the property’s period origins. To one side sits the dining room, centred around an attractive feature fireplace, creating a natural space for family meals and entertaining. This flows into the modern country-style kitchen, fitted with a range of base and wall units, an eye-level electric double oven, induction hob with extractor, sink positioned beneath a window overlooking the rear garden, together with space for a fridge/freezer.

Returning to the hallway, stairs rise to the first floor, while a useful ground floor cloakroom provides a WC and wash hand basin. The main lounge is generously proportioned and features another attractive fireplace, creating a comfortable room to relax. Adjoining the lounge is a practical pantry with access into the attached garage, while beyond is a utility room featuring an exposed stone wall, fitted storage units and plumbing for a washing machine. An inner hallway leads directly to the rear garden and also provides internal access into the adjoining annex.

Looking for a modern detached bungalow with generous living space and a good-sized garden in a rural West Wales village?

Located in Capel Iwan, just a short drive from Newcastle Emlyn, this well-presented three-bedroom detached bungalow offers spacious open-plan living, a bright garden room, enclosed rear garden and ample off-road parking, making it an excellent choice for families, retirees or anyone looking for single-storey living.

Situated in the rural village of Capel Iwan, near the popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn, this detached bungalow combines practical single-storey accommodation with generous living areas and an enclosed garden, all within easy reach of the beautiful Cardigan Bay coastline.

A covered entrance porch provides a welcoming first impression before leading into the central hallway, which gives access to all of the accommodation.

The heart of the home is the spacious open-plan kitchen, dining and living area. This is a bright and sociable space with plenty of room for both everyday family life and entertaining. The living area centres around a contemporary wood-burning stove, creating a cosy focal point during the colder months, while the dining area comfortably accommodates a family-sized table.

The kitchen offers a good range of fitted units and worktop space with room for freestanding appliances. It overlooks the rear garden and connects directly to the adjoining sunroom.

The sunroom is a real addition to the property, with glazing on three sides allowing plenty of natural light to fill the room. French doors open directly onto the rear patio, creating an easy connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces during warmer months.

There are three bedrooms, all well-proportioned and capable of accommodating double or generous single bedroom furniture. The principal bedroom enjoys views over the front garden, while the remaining bedrooms provide flexible accommodation for family members, guests or those needing a home office.

Looking for a beautifully updated village home with character, a surprisingly generous garden and flexible space to work from home?

This charming end-of-terrace cottage in the heart of St Dogmaels has been thoughtfully modernised throughout, combining contemporary comforts with period character, while being just a short distance from the Teifi Estuary, Cardigan Bay coastline and the sandy beach at Poppit Sands.

Situated in the heart of the sought-after village of St Dogmaels, this attractive two-bedroom end-of-terrace home has been carefully updated by the current owners to create a property that feels both welcoming and practical. Recent improvements include a beautifully fitted kitchen, stylish family bathroom and en-suite, a modern wood-burning stove, mains gas central heating, upgraded insulation, triple glazing to the front, double glazing to the rear, and extensive landscaping of the gardens, making it a home ready to move straight into.

From the street, the property offers the added benefit of off-road parking for one vehicle, complete with removable security bollards. A useful side storage shed, accessed from the front, houses the gas boiler and electricity meter while providing valuable storage for bicycles, tools or outdoor equipment.

The entrance porch opens into a hallway with an understairs cupboard and attractive patterned flooring that immediately sets the tone for the quality of the renovation. To the front of the house, the lounge is a comfortable and relaxing space centred around a recently installed inset wood-burning stove with a slate hearth, creating a lovely focal point during the cooler months. The room flows naturally into the dining area, where a striking wood-panelled feature wall adds character before double doors lead through into the impressive kitchen.

Looking for a character-filled detached home close to the coast?. This beautifully presented three-bedroom detached house in the popular coastal village of Pontgarreg combines traditional charm with stylish modern improvements, generous gardens and easy access to the beaches of Cardigan Bay and West Wales.

Set in the sought-after coastal village of Pontgarreg, just a short drive from Llangrannog, this attractive detached home offers an excellent balance of character, comfort and practical family living. Original stone walls, exposed beams and feature fireplaces sit comfortably alongside modern kitchens and bathrooms, creating a home that has been thoughtfully updated while retaining its period appeal.

The welcoming entrance hall immediately showcases the property’s character, with exposed stonework leading through to the principal ground floor accommodation.

The living room is a particularly impressive space, extending to almost eight metres in length. Exposed stone walls, ceiling beams and an impressive inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove create a warm focal point, while dual aspect windows fill the room with natural light. A staircase rises from one end of the room to the first floor.

Adjoining the living room is the dining room, another characterful reception room featuring a traditional range cooker set within the fireplace. French doors open directly onto the rear patio, making this an ideal space for everyday dining as well as entertaining during the warmer months.

The kitchen has been fitted with contemporary shaker-style units complemented by timber worktops, tiled splashbacks and attractive glazed wall cabinets. Exposed ceiling beams continue the property’s character, while the layout makes excellent use of the available space.

Also on the ground floor is a beautifully finished shower room with a generous walk-in shower, modern vanity unit and contemporary fittings.

Looking for a thoughtfully renovated home in a sought-after location? This chain-free, two-bedroom detached property has been updated from top to bottom, offering a stylish and functional living space with modern finishes throughout. With a driveway providing off-road parking and an electric car charging point, it is both practical and efficient. A spacious garden, a versatile studio/workshop, and estuary views complete the appeal of this well-placed home near Poppit Sands and St Dogmaels.

Tucked away within the popular Moorings estate, this newly renovated property is walking distance from Poppit Sands, the village of St Dogmaels, and the bustling town of Cardigan. Perfect for those who enjoy coastal living, countryside walks, and the convenience of local amenities, this home has been finished to a high standard with an array of modern updates both inside and out.

A fully glazed sliding door leads into the porch, which has a tiled floor and timber planking with a step up into a light and open plan living space that includes the kitchen, which is open to the dining area and fitted with modern wall and base units topped with solid oak worktops. A 1.5 drainer sink with a mixer tap, integrated Neff oven and countertop hob, microwave, and plumbing for a dishwasher and washing machine make for a highly functional space. Tiled flooring and part-tiled walls complete the kitchen’s sleek look. The adjoining dining and seating area benefits from a front-facing double-glazed window and laminate flooring throughout, providing a bright and airy space for mealtimes.

Flowing seamlessly from the dining area, the living room enjoys plenty of natural light from the rear-facing sliding doors, which lead onto the patio. A Morso “Squirrel” log burner, set on a slate slab with an external stainless-steel chimney, provides warmth and character. A door leads from the living room to the rear hallway, which offers access to the outside and to the ground-floor shower room.

Welcome to this charming detached bungalow located on North Road in Lampeter. This well-presented property boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for those seeking a cozy home. Lampeter is 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.

As you step into the entrance hall, you are greeted with a sense of space and light, setting the tone for the rest of the home. The lounge offers a comfortable space to relax and unwind and has an open fireplace with a tiled hearth and surround and a wooden mantel also accessed from the lounge is the very useful rear porch which overlooks the beautiful rear gardens. While the kitchen provides a functional area for culinary creations and family meals it has a range of base and wall units a range cooker with gas hob and a double oven, with an extractor fan over, this spacious room has plenty of space for a dining table or breakfast table, and sink with drainer overlooking the window to the front and the gardens beyond.

With three bedrooms, there is ample space for a family or for hosting guests they are all doubles while the master bedroom is the most spacious and again takes advantage of the rear garden views. The family shower room has a double shower, a w/c and wash hand basin, while the second shower room is located off the side utility room and next to the third bedroom, enabling this space to be easily adapted to an annex area should the owners require it, also off the utility room is a side door to the patio are, and a door off to the kitchen, it also has space and plumbing for a washing machine and an additional sink with drainer.

Looking for a detached bungalow that offers easy, single-level living in a popular village setting?

Tucked away within a cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Cilgerran, this well-presented two-bedroom detached bungalow combines comfortable accommodation, attractive gardens and a pleasant outlook across neighbouring countryside. With off-road parking, a manageable layout and a location within easy reach of Cardigan and the coast of Cardigan Bay, it is a property that will appeal to a wide range of buyers, from those looking to downsize through to purchasers seeking a low-maintenance home in West Wales.
Situated within a pleasant residential development, this detached bungalow enjoys a practical and well-balanced layout extending to approximately 63.8 sq m. The property is presented in good order throughout and has clearly been well cared for, offering comfortable accommodation that could be enjoyed immediately while still allowing scope for personalisation over time.

The front door opens into a welcoming central hallway which provides access to all principal rooms. There is also a useful airing cupboard and loft hatch.

The living room is a particularly appealing space, extending across much of the rear of the property. Generous proportions allow for a variety of furniture arrangements, while French doors and adjoining windows make the most of the outlook over the rear garden and neighbouring fields beyond. Natural light floods into the room, creating a bright and relaxing environment throughout the day.

The kitchen sits adjacent to the living room and is fitted with a range of oak-effect base and wall units, work surfaces and integrated cooking facilities. There is space for a breakfast table, making it a practical everyday kitchen, while a door provides direct access to the rear garden and patio.

Looking for a substantial family home within walking distance of Cardigan town amenities?

This impressive five-bedroom detached house offers generous accommodation across two floors, excellent parking, useful workshop and storage space, and a pleasant rear garden backing onto open fields. Well presented throughout and benefiting from mains gas central heating, it provides the ideal combination of town convenience and family-sized living in the heart of West Wales.

Situated within the popular market town of Cardigan, this detached home offers far more space than first impressions suggest. The accommodation extends to over 160 square metres and has been carefully maintained to provide comfortable family living, with a practical layout that would suit a wide range of buyers.

The property is approached via a driveway providing off-road parking, with a welcoming entrance porch leading into the main hallway. Attractive parquet flooring immediately adds character and warmth, setting the tone for the rest of the house.

The living room is a particularly good-sized reception space, offering plenty of room for family gatherings and everyday living. A feature fireplace creates a focal point, while sliding doors open directly into the conservatory, allowing the accommodation to flow naturally into the garden-facing areas of the home. The conservatory enjoys pleasant views over the rear garden and neighbouring field, providing a lovely spot to sit with a morning coffee or enjoy the changing seasons.

Adjacent to the living room is a separate dining room, creating a practical space for family meals and entertaining. The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of wall and base units, providing ample storage and worktop space. The layout works well for busy family life, with easy access to the dining room and rear utility areas.

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Looking for a ground floor apartment within walking distance of Cardigan town, with views towards the River Teifi and the opportunity to modernise and add value? This two-bedroom leasehold flat on St Dogmaels Road offers well-proportioned accommodation, off-road parking and a private patio area, all within easy reach of the amenities of Cardigan and the beautiful coastline of Cardigan Bay.

Situated on the outskirts of Cardigan town along the popular St Dogmaels Road, this ground floor two-bedroom flat presents an excellent opportunity for buyers looking for a property to modernise and make their own. With views towards the River Teifi, off-road parking and a private patio area to the front, the property offers comfortable accommodation in a convenient location close to the facilities of Cardigan and the stunning coastline of West Wales.

The property is approached via a side entrance hallway which provides access to the principal rooms. The accommodation is arranged across a single level, making it suitable for a range of buyers including first-time purchasers, downsizers or those seeking an investment opportunity.

The living room is a bright and generously proportioned space, benefiting from a wide sliding patio door opening onto the front terrace. This creates a pleasant outlook across the front garden area and towards the surrounding greenery and River Teifi beyond. The room offers plenty of space for both seating and dining furniture if required and has a useful storage cupboard.

Looking for a character cottage with income potential, original period features and a self-contained annex in a well-connected West Wales village? This charming, extended cottage combines beautifully updated accommodation, patio and gardens and countryside surroundings, all within easy reach of Cardigan Bay, Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn.

This beautifully presented and tastefully modernised property has evolved into a particularly well-balanced home combining character, practicality and flexibility and includes air source heating and solar panels. Situated in the village of Llechryd, the property has been carefully improved by the current owners whilst retaining many of the details that give homes of this era their appeal, including exposed stone walls, timber beams, wood burning stoves and deep window reveals.

The setting works especially well for those wanting village life without feeling isolated. Llechryd sits within the Teifi Valley and offers straightforward access to both Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn, each around a ten-minute drive away, while the coastline and beaches of Cardigan Bay are also within comfortable reach. It is a location that continues to attract buyers looking for a mix of countryside surroundings and day-to-day convenience.

The main cottage centres around an impressive open plan kitchen, dining and sitting area which immediately gives the property a sociable and welcoming feel. The room blends modern finishes with the building’s original character surprisingly well. Contemporary fitted units sit alongside exposed oak beams and brickwork, while the wood burning stove creates a natural focal point within the space. The kitchen itself has been thoughtfully designed with Neff appliances including eye-level double ovens, separate grill, microwave, dishwasher and five ring hob, alongside generous worktop space and a breakfast bar providing additional storage and seating and underfloor heating in this area.

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 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 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 with direct access to the coastal path.

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. and also has income potential (subject to the necessary consents).

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.