Tucked along a quiet country road not far from the sea, this 2 bedroom apartment is part of a characterful barn conversion that blends the charm of original stonework with the comfort of modern touches. This first-floor, two-bedroom property benefits from rare off-road parking and direct level access, making life that bit easier whether coming and going with shopping or settling in for the long term, along with plenty of parking and an enclosed garden.

From the parking area, a short walkway leads to the front door, which opens into the front porch area that is also used as a utility room with a washing machine and tumble dryer, there’s room for storage and even a place to shake off sandy shoes after a walk along the nearby coastal path.

Inside, the apartment is laid out across one level, with a central hallway connecting all rooms. There’s a useful airing cupboard housing the gas-fired boiler, plus another deep storage cupboard with double doors.

The standout feature is the open-plan living/kitchen/dining area – a light-filled space thanks to windows on three sides. The kitchen section has a classic farmhouse feel, with a range of base and wall units, and a central island that doubles as a prep zone and breakfast bar. Built-in appliances include a Range Master style electric and gas cooker with multiple ovens and a large hob, an integral fridge-freezer, and dishwasher, and an extractor hood. And the sink is set beneath the window,

The kitchen flows naturally into the dining area, where there’s plenty of room for a good-sized table and chairs. Beyond that, the living area easily takes a family-sized sofa setup, without feeling cramped.

Both bedrooms are doubles. The master bedroom, facing east, looks out across the front garden and parking area and features mirrored built-in wardrobes. The second bedroom is west-facing, catching the late afternoon light, and would work well as a guest room or a home office.

Family-Friendly 3 Bedroom Property with Thoughtfully Designed Garden and Play Area – Close to Aberporth and the Cardigan Bay Coast

Looking for a well-maintained family home in a coastal village near Cardigan Bay?
This smartly laid-out property in Parcllyn has a standout garden, flexible living space, and a location that keeps both the beach and amenities within easy reach.

This well-presented home sits at the side of a cul-de-sac in the coastal village of Parcllyn, just a short drive from Aberporth’s sandy beach and the scenic Ceredigion coast path along Cardigan Bay. Originally built as part of an MOD/RAF development, this property has been in the same ownership for over 35 years and has clearly been well cared for. With practical features like built-in emergency lighting, clever storage, and thoughtfully positioned garden lighting, this house offers functionality as much as charm.

The front garden, set behind a gated entrance, has been neatly kept with mature hedging, decorative borders and a tidy path leading to the front door and around to the rear garden. Although compact, it sets a warm tone on arrival and shows the attention to detail that continues throughout the property.

Inside, the ground floor offers a practical layout, beginning with a hallway that includes a handy understairs cupboard—ideal for hiding away washing machines and other household items. The lounge sits at the front of the house with a bay window, built-in TV stand, and a wall-mounted electric fire adding a cosy focal point.

Across the hallway, the ground floor shower room includes a corner toilet, vanity basin and a double shower cubicle with built-in shelving—useful for busy mornings or visiting guests. The kitchen diner is well equipped, featuring matching wall and base units, a Bosch five-ring gas hob (LPG), Neff electric oven with extractor, built-in fridge and separate larder freezer.

Looking for a charming village home with character features and a garden that works across the seasons? This updated three-bedroom house in St Dogmaels offers just that, with comfortable living, a generous rear garden, and easy access to Poppit Sands and the Cardigan Bay coastline in West Wales.

Right in the centre of St Dogmaels, this three-bedroom terrace has been thoughtfully updated while keeping plenty of character in place. It’s one of those properties that makes good use of its space, with original features like exposed floorboards, and decorative touches that sit neatly alongside modern comforts.

From the street, the house is set slightly back behind a metal gate and low-walled frontage, giving a bit of usable space in front of the door. Inside, there’s a small inner porch, then a glass door into a hallway with a lovely ceiling arch, wooden floors, and access to the rooms downstairs. The front-facing living room is bright and simple, with a sash-style window, feature fireplace, and those floorboards continuing through.

The kitchen sits at the rear and feels like the centre of the house. There’s a view out to the garden, and space for a table, making it somewhere that works well for day-to-day life. Units run along one wall with a single sink and a gas cooker recessed into a small inglenook, with extractor above. The fridge-freezer is tucked in neatly, and there’s a useful walk-in pantry under the stairs for those who need a bit of extra storage. The gas boiler is mounted on the wall here too, running the central heating and hot water.

From the kitchen, a boot room leads out to the back garden – a handy space for coats and shoes, and also the way through to the separate utility room. In the utility, there’s a second W/C, a sink unit, tumble dryer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. Altogether, the downstairs layout flows well, with everything practical in easy reach but not on top of each other.

This is a beautifully presented home with land and business potential. This traditional stone-fronted house offers 5 bedrooms, 6 acres of pastureland, a substantial workshop, and a static caravan, all within easy reach of Newport and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast.

This detached stone-fronted house offers a blend of character and practicality, with generous living spaces, versatile accommodation, and excellent potential for those looking to run a business from home. Set on the outskirts of Newport, within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, the property enjoys an appealing rural setting while remaining accessible to local amenities and the coast.

A gravelled driveway leads through double gates, curving around a central raised lawn before opening into an extensive parking area. The house itself is well-proportioned, offering a balance of traditional features and modern comforts. The main entrance opens into an L-shaped hall with parquet-style laminate wood effect laminate flooring and exposed stonework. Off to one side, the dining room provides a comfortable space with dual-aspect windows. The heart of the home is the kitchen and dining area, where a modern kitchen fitted in 2024 with granite worktops, a Belfast sink with a Quooker tap, and an electric Aga, there is an integral dishwasher, full-height fridge freezer, microwave and eye-level electric oven. The central island also has a granite worktop which is underlit, and has a built-in induction hob, a socket and a charging point. The open-plan layout enhances the connection between the kitchen and dining space, making it a practical and sociable area. A separate rear hallway leads to the study or optional fifth bedroom, alongside a useful utility room switch wall and base units, a sink space and plumbing for a washing machine, dryer and WC. From the rear hallway is also a door to the rear garden.

Looking for a beautifully presented farmhouse with income potential and plenty of land? This impressive six-bedroom property, set in around 8 acres of picturesque countryside, offers a fantastic combination of residential comfort and commercial opportunities. With existing B&B suites, stables, and outbuildings, it’s an ideal setting for equestrian enthusiasts, small-scale farming, or those seeking a spacious family home with business potential.

Tucked away in the heart of the Teifi Valley, this exceptional farmhouse offers an opportunity to embrace rural living while enjoying modern comforts and income potential. The property is set in approximately 8.5 acres of scenic countryside, with stunning far-reaching views. With well-maintained paddocks, mature tree lines, and a selection of outbuildings, it is well-suited for equestrian pursuits, livestock grazing, or small-scale farming.

The farmhouse itself has been thoughtfully refurbished and extended over the years to create a welcoming and versatile living space. The heart of the home is a spacious and well-equipped kitchen, featuring modern fitted units, space for a range cooker, and a large larder cupboard and an integral dishwasher. The adjoining snug, complete with a solid fuel Rayburn range, offers a warm and characterful space. The dining room retains its period charm with a stone fireplace housing a multi-fuel stove and exposed ceiling beams could also be used as a bedroom.

A standout feature of the property is the generously sized living room. With patio doors leading to a sun terrace and BBQ area, it provides an excellent space for relaxing and entertaining. For those looking for additional leisure space, the former bar and restaurant has been reconfigured into a fantastic family/entertainment room or additional lounge, offering great flexibility.

Nestled in the picturesque coastal village of Plwmp, South Ceredigion, this spacious 3-bedroom detached home is a dream come true for first-time buyers. Set in an elevated position, this property offers stunning coastal views that will take your breath away. With private parking and a large rear garden area, there’s plenty of space for outdoor enjoyment.

To be completed within the next 6 months, currently at slab level, this is the last home available in this development. This home boasts high efficiency with low energy costs, making it both environmentally friendly and cost-effective. Developed by reputable local developers, Teifi Developments, this property is a gem waiting to be discovered. Please note that qualifying purchasers must ensure that they meet the qualifying criteria of Ceredigion County Council’s Affordable Housing Requirements.

Located along a quiet country lane, this home provides a peaceful retreat while still being close to essential amenities. Nearby Brynhoffnant and Synod Inn offer primary schools, village shops, and more, ensuring convenience at your doorstep. The larger towns of Cardigan and Aberaeron are just a short drive away, providing even more options for shopping and entertainment.

Inside, the property features a welcoming entrance hallway, a spacious living room with coastal views, an open-plan kitchen and dining room, three well-appointed bedrooms, and a modern bathroom. The house is designed to have highly insulative qualities, ensuring comfort all year round.

Outside, the property benefits from a shared driveway with private parking, a rear garden with a patio area, and a lawn perfect for outdoor activities. The garden is enclosed by 6′ panelled fencing, offering privacy and security.

Looking for a charming stone cottage just moments from the beach? This beautifully renovated home in Tresaith is currently a thriving holiday let, offering a rare opportunity to own a coastal property just 200 meters from the sandy shores of Cardigan Bay.

This detached stone cottage sits in the heart of Tresaith, a small seaside village known for its sandy beach and scenic coastal walks. Recently renovated, the property blends character with modern comfort, making it a perfect coastal getaway or an attractive investment as a holiday let. With bookings increasing year after year, it presents an excellent opportunity for those looking to step into the thriving holiday rental market or secure a charming home by the sea.

The layout is practical and well thought out. A utility porch at the entrance provides space for laundry appliances and storage, keeping the main living areas clutter-free. Stepping through into the open plan living, dining, and kitchen area, the character of the cottage comes to life. Exposed beams, deep windowsills, and a Nordica wood-burning stove add warmth and charm, while modern touches like an integrated dishwasher and electric hob bring convenience.

Tiled flooring runs throughout the ground floor, ensuring practicality for a coastal home. The lounge area offers a cosy space to relax, with a TV point and a feature wood burner for cooler evenings. The dining space sits between the kitchen and lounge, making it easy to enjoy meals together before heading out to explore the coastline.

The kitchen is fitted with matching modern units complete with built in electric oven and hob (with extractor over), a slimline dishwasher, space for an undercounter fridge and a sink with drainer.

This spacious modern 3/4-bedroom property on the edge of a village offers flexible accommodation across two floors, with the potential for an annexe or income-generating space. A spacious lounge, multiple patio areas, and a double garage make this a practical and comfortable home.

This individually designed home makes the most of its elevated position, offering countryside views and adaptable living spaces. The main entrance is on the first floor, leading directly into the kitchen. Fitted with a range of wall and base units, a double sink, and a gas oven with a hob, this is a functional space with room for a dining table at its heart. A door leads to the lounge, while an inner hallway connects to other areas of the home.

The lounge is a bright and well-proportioned room with dual-aspect windows that take in the surroundings. An Efel oil-burning stove (currently disconnected) provides a character feature. A further door leads to an additional reception room, which could serve as either a fourth bedroom or a second sitting room, offering views down the valley. Off the inner hallway, there are two further bedrooms. The main bedroom is spacious, while the second bedroom is smaller but still well-sized. The family bathroom is fitted with a bath and shower over, WC, and sink. Double patio doors with stained-glass detailing open from the hallway onto a side patio area. A separate utility room provides space and plumbing for a washing machine, along with additional base units for storage.

This thoughtfully modernised four-bedroom detached house in Beulah offers a spacious kitchen/diner, a feature fireplace in the lounge, and a gated driveway with ample parking.

This four-bedroom detached home in Beulah combines traditional charm with modern updates, offering a comfortable and well-laid-out space. A gated gravel driveway leads to a detached garage/workshop, with ample parking for four cars. Established gardens with a mix of lawn, decking, and planting provide a pleasant outdoor setting.

Entering through the side door, the kitchen/diner is a well-appointed space with oak worktops, a Belfast sink, and an American-style fridge freezer. A range oven with a gas hob and electric oven complements the traditional yet functional style. The utility room is conveniently positioned with space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, along with additional storage.

The lounge features a feature fireplace with a wooden mantel, oak flooring, and dual-aspect windows, creating a comfortable focal point. A hallway leads to the staircase, the part-glazed front door, and a ground-floor double bedroom. This bedroom includes a built-in corner wardrobe with cedar shelving and access to an en-suite with a corner electric shower, WC, and wash hand basin.

Upstairs, the landing benefits from under-eaves storage. There are two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath, Velux window, WC, and sink.

Tucked away in the centre of Cardigan, this Victorian-style home has been thoughtfully modernised while keeping its original character. With three to four bedrooms, spacious living areas, and a stylish kitchen-diner, this is a home that blends traditional charm with modern convenience.

Beyond the entrance porch, a part-glazed door leads into the inner hallway where parquet flooring adds warmth and character. The ground floor layout provides flexibility, with a front-facing lounge featuring a bay window and a striking fireplace with a painted wooden mantel. The second reception room, which could also serve as a fourth bedroom, includes a built-in cupboard with a display cabinet.

The kitchen has been updated to offer a practical yet stylish space, with a range of base and wall units, a gas hob, an eye-level electric oven, an American-style fridge freezer, a built-in dishwasher, a sink and drainer and a central island. A dining area sits beneath a Velux window, allowing for plenty of natural light, while a glazed door opens to the rear of the property. A stable door leads through to the utility room, which houses another sink and drainer and space for a washing machine. A separate WC adds extra convenience, and another door provides access to the back garden.

The staircase splits on the way up to the first floor, leading to a spacious bathroom with a corner bath, a separate shower (currently undergoing repairs), a vanity unit with a sink, and a WC. Further along the landing, there are three bedrooms—two doubles, both with feature fireplaces, and a single room ideal for a study or guest space.

A second staircase leads to the attic area, which has been partially divided to create an additional room alongside a walk-in storage space, offering plenty of potential.

Set within a rural setting with only a select few neighbouring properties, this Four-bedroom barn conversion is full of character and offers flexible living options. The property is approached via a shared driveway leading to a private parking area, with various outbuildings offering excellent storage or workshop space.

The entrance hall is filled with natural light, thanks to glass doors at both the front and rear, offering an uninterrupted view straight through to the balcony and beyond. A striking curved slate staircase sits to one side, with a useful under-stair cupboard and a ground floor w/c. Wooden flooring adds warmth and enhances the character of the home.

To the left, the lounge provides a comfortable space to relax, featuring quarry tiled flooring and a log burner within a statement fireplace and another set of doors leading directly onto the rear balcony. On the opposite side of the hall, the kitchen diner offers a practical and sociable space, complete with a substantial fireplace housing a second log burner, a range of fitted base and wall units, and a Rangemaster oven with a gas hob. A stable door leads outside to the balcony, making it easy to enjoy the surroundings.

From the kitchen, an inner hallway leads to a shower room and a utility room, where the boiler and washing machine are located. This section also provides access to a double bedroom, making it an ideal self-contained space for multi-generational living or guest accommodation. A separate door leads to a sheltered outdoor area to the side of the house.
Upstairs, the spacious hallway leads to the master bedroom, complete with a built-in cupboard, en-suite shower room, and direct access to the top balcony. A further door from this bedroom leads to an external staircase. Across the hall, there is an office room with a built-in desk, while the remaining two double bedrooms each feature built-in storage and one has an en-suite. A family bathroom serves this side of the house.

This three-bedroom semi-detached home in St Dogmaels has been modernised throughout, offering a practical and comfortable living space. Situated within the heart of the village, the property benefits from estuary views to the rear, adding an attractive backdrop to everyday life.

The front entrance leads into a hallway with stairs to the first floor and an under-stairs storage cupboard. To the back of the home, the lounge is a welcoming space with a window overlooking the rear garden, making it a pleasant spot to relax. The spacious kitchen/diner provides a functional area with room for a dining table, built-in storage cupboards, and a breakfast bar. The modern kitchen is well-equipped with a range of wall and base units, an electric hob and oven, a one-and-a-half sink with a drainer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. as well as a door accessing the rear garden.

Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms, each offering a good amount of space. The main bedroom features built-in mirrored wardrobes and enjoys estuary views, while the third bedroom also benefits from the same scenic aspect while bedroom 2 also benefits from built-in storage cupboards. A family bathroom has a bath with shower over, a w/c and a wash hand basin, providing convenience for all the household.

Externally, the front of the property has steps leading down to the front area and a concrete garden area leading you to the front door. Gated side access down the side provides entry to the rear garden. this area is also enclosed and is utilised as a handy storage area. The rear space is divided into different sections, offering flexibility for outdoor use. The lower level features a lawn, while the elevated section consists of a concrete patio area with steps leading to the back door. Additionally, there are outbuildings in the rear garden that provide useful storage rooms, with one including a WC, the other 3 rooms are handy storage areas.

Looking for a versatile 5-bedroom detached bungalow with endless possibilities? Boasting two en-suites, a L shape kitchen-diner, a spacious living room with a wood-burning stove, and a flexible outbuilding, this property combines comfort, practicality, and potential in a desirable village setting.

This five-bedroom detached bungalow offers a mix of practicality and flexibility, making it a property full of potential for its next owner. The layout has been designed to combine spacious living areas with functional spaces for daily life or entertaining.

The living room, complete with a wood-burning stove, creates a comfortable space at the heart of the home. From here, the open-plan kitchen-diner is easily accessible, providing plenty of room for a dining table and fitted with modern appliances. Sliding patio doors open onto the front terrace, a perfect spot to enjoy the morning sunlight and take in views over the front lawned area.

The kitchen is also connected to an inner hallway that leads to a utility room with additional storage space and to the newly installed sunroom. This bright and practical addition to the property includes patio doors leading directly into the rear garden.

The bedrooms are all double-size rooms positioned to offer flexibility, with two featuring en-suite bathrooms alongside a separate family bathroom. This layout makes it well-suited to families or anyone looking to accommodate guests.

This mid-terrace gem offers stunning views of Cardigan Castle and the River Tivy, two double bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a generous garden—ideal for those seeking a practical home or an investment opportunity.

This mid-terrace property offers a superb opportunity for those looking for a home full of character and convenience. Positioned within walking distance of Cardigan town centre, the house combines charming period features with modern updates, making it a versatile choice for potential buyers.

The approach to the property is charming, with traditional slate steps leading up through a gently sloping front garden enclosed by iron railings. Upon entering, the front door opens into the main hallway. From here, doors lead to the open-plan lounge and dining area, a space that’s bathed in natural light from a bay window to the front and a rear window overlooking the patio. The views of Cardigan Castle and Castle Green from the front window add a truly picturesque touch to everyday living.

The kitchen has been tastefully updated and features a modern design. Equipped with matching base units, an electric hob with a built-in oven, and a sink with a drainer, it also benefits from a Velux window that draws in light from above. A rear door from the kitchen provides access to the garden area, offering a convenient link between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Upstairs, the property offers two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a thoughtfully designed bathroom. The front bedroom boasts a bay window that frames wonderful views of the castle and estuary, giving it a unique and appealing feature. The second bedroom, positioned at the side of the home provides a quieter space with views over the garden. The bathroom, accessed via a step down from the landing, is equipped with a shower over the bath, a wash hand basin, a W/C, and a frosted window for privacy.

This characterful Victorian townhouse, located in the heart of Cardigan, showcases timeless red brick charm with its striking bay-fronted façade and mosaic-tiled entrance. The home delivers a comfortable balance of period features and practical updates, making it ideal for those seeking something with character but ready to accommodate modern living.

Stepping through the canopied front door leads into a hallway that sets the tone for the rest of the property. The hallway features the original staircase leading to the upper floor and opens to the main living space. The lounge and dining area benefit from generous proportions, with natural light streaming through the bay window at the front. High ceilings add to the room’s sense of character, creating a versatile area for relaxing or entertaining.

Toward the back of the house lies the kitchen, offering a functional workspace with a range of base and wall units, a freestanding gas range, and a sink set beneath a window overlooking the garden. The kitchen is enhanced by an inglenook-style fireplace surround, lending a traditional feel to the space. Adjacent is a practical utility room with extra storage, a sink, and plumbing for a washing machine, alongside access to the enclosed rear garden.

Upstairs, the first-floor landing provides access to three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The master bedroom stands out for its spacious layout, featuring another bay window that mirrors the elegant façade of the house. The second and third bedrooms are well-proportioned, offering flexibility as sleeping quarters, a home office, or hobby spaces. The family bathroom is functional and includes a bath with an overhead shower, a basin, and a toilet.

This detached home offers a well-thought-out layout, combining space and practicality with stunning wooded views over the Teifi Valley. Situated in an elevated position on the edge of the popular village of Cilgerran, this property is perfect for those looking for a flexible family home close to local amenities and the beautiful West Wales coastline.

The ground floor begins with a long, bright entrance hall, which connects the primary living areas. The living room is a standout space, featuring sliding patio doors that frame the wooded views and fill the room with natural light. A gas fire with an ornate surround adds a cosy focal point, and glazed double doors lead through to a separate dining room, ideal for entertaining.

The kitchen/dining area offers a practical design with plenty of storage, Formica worktops, and integrated appliances, including an Indesit double oven and ceramic hob. A utility room off the kitchen provides additional functionality, with a stainless-steel sink, wall and base units. Completing the ground floor is a shower room, along with a spacious multi-use room that could serve as a study, sitting room, or a fourth bedroom.

Upstairs, the central landing benefits from large sash windows, allowing countryside views and light to fill the space. The principal bedroom is generously proportioned and features fitted wardrobes, bedside cabinets, and a dressing table, with direct access to a Jack-and-Jill-style en-suite bathroom. Two additional double bedrooms, both with dual-aspect windows, provide further comfortable living spaces, with views extending towards Cilgerran Castle from the rear. A family bathroom on this floor includes both a bath and an enclosed shower, offering options to suit busy households.

This characterful four/five-bedroom detached stone cottage, extended to blend traditional charm with modern touches, is set on just under an acre of land. Nestled in the heart of the Tresaith valley, the property boasts captivating views stretching down to the sea. Inside, it balances rustic features like exposed stone walls and original wooden details with thoughtful updates designed to take in the surrounding scenery.

The home opens to a welcoming entrance hall, leading to various ground-floor rooms. The living room, rich with character, features exposed stone walls and a substantial fireplace fitted with a log burner, although it isn’t in use. A second unused log burner can be found in the dining room, adding character to this versatile space. The kitchen, split into two distinct areas, offers plenty of storage with base and wall units. A gas range cooker is the focal point of the primary kitchen, while the second kitchen area benefits from garden views and provides additional counter space, a one-and-a-half sink with a drainer, and a dishwasher.

Off the kitchen, the rear hall with its original wooden panelling gives access to a snug with exposed stone walls, creating an intimate space for relaxation. The rear hall also leads to the back porch, which is practical in design, offering space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.
The property’s extension seamlessly enhances its functionality and takes advantage of the views. Double doors from the extension’s kitchen area open onto a decked terrace, showcasing sweeping valley and sea views. From here, a door leads to a spacious lounge with its own set of double doors to the decking, making it a perfect spot for entertaining or relaxing. The extension also includes a wet room and a staircase to the master suite. The master bedroom is a standout feature of the property, boasting a glazed wall with double doors opening onto a private balcony. From this vantage point, the valley and sea views beyond.

Looking for a spacious bungalow surrounded by 0.5 acres of stunning gardens? This beautifully presented 3-bedroom property in Ferwig offers excellent living space, a detached garage, and an enchanting outdoor setting just minutes from Cardigan and the coast.

Situated in the coastal village of Ferwig, this detached bungalow offers an ideal combination of spacious interiors and beautifully developed outdoor spaces. Set on a generous plot, the property is just three miles from Cardigan and close to the stunning beaches of Gwbert and Mwnt, making it a superb choice for those who appreciate countryside living with the coast on their doorstep.

The home opens into a welcoming hallway, with ample built-in storage and loft access. The living areas are thoughtfully designed, starting with the comfortable living room featuring a fireplace with space for a wood-burning stove The room’s front-facing window frames lovely views of the surrounding countryside, offering a sense of connection to the outdoors.

One of the standout features of the property is the generously sized sunroom/dining room which is adjacent to the living room, It has a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, and this is an ideal space for hosting family meals or gatherings, with 2 double doors leading to the patio areas and gardens beyond, this room creates a relaxing area to enjoy the ever-changing seasons. Also from the entrance hallway is an additional adaptable reception room that could be used as an additional lounge, a spacious office or even another dining room. The majority of the rooms benefit from engineered oak flooring.

The kitchen, at the heart of the home, is well-appointed with fitted base and wall units, a freestanding oven, and space and plumbing for all necessary appliances. Tiled flooring and part-tiled walls make the space practical and easy to maintain.