Nestled near the heart of the market town of Llandysul, this charming, detached historic home has 4 bedrooms and a 1-bedroom annex. Whilst in need of some updating/modernising, this versatile property can accommodate a large family or generate extra income. The south-facing gardens and bay windows enjoy breathtaking views of the park, river Teifi, and the wooded hillside beyond. The town centre is within easy walking distance. Llandysul offers a wide range of shops, education, and local amenities, as well as a variety of indoor and outdoor activities such as walking, swimming pool, sports/leisure centre, cycling, fishing, and the Llandysul Paddlers International Canoe Centre which offers white water canoeing and national slalom events, taking full advantage of the town’s riverside location. The beautiful Ceredigion coastline is a 25-minute drive, offering sandy beaches and scenic walks.

You approach the property via steps into the side porch then into the entrance hallway with high ceilings, sisal flooring and openings leading into the lounge, four bedrooms, bathroom and stairs leading to the lower floor. The lounge benefits from a Georgian-style bay window offering lovely views over the Teifi Valley plus a window to side filling the space with natural light, there is a multi-fuel stove with a slate hearth adding extra cozy warmth to sit and relax in this space. Bedroom one is a large king-size with a bay window and side window, while bedroom two is a double with a cast iron feature fireplace and wooden mantel, bedroom three and four are both small doubles. The family bathroom benefits from a full-size bath with a power-shower over, w/c, and a wash hand basin. There is a small hallway outside of bedroom 4 with a window and a built-in cupboard that offers useful storage space. From here the original slate stairs lead you down to the lower hallway/utility area with a door to the annex/flat and a door to the kitchen.

A delightful detached, characterful house (which the current owners currently use two of the four double bedrooms for their small B&B business) sitting on around 0.25 acres, and complete with a useful stone outbuilding and a purpose-built tandem garage with space for a workshop, situated in the rural, yet accessible village of Ferwig, only an 8-minute drive to the National Trust beach at Mwnt, a 5-minute drive to the Cardigan Bay coastline at Gwbert, benefiting from the Cliff Hotel Restaurant & Spa and The Flat Rock Bistro, both of which offer great meals all year round. And only a few short miles to the stunning and popular market town of Cardigan which remains unspoilt and rich in heritage. Cardigan provides a nostalgic setting for a thriving culture of arts and crafts, music events and festivals. The high street is a bustle of original boutique shops, traditional family-run businesses and regular high street occupants, several high street banks, places of worship, many pubs, rich in character; independently owned cafés and restaurants, a leisure centre, cinema, theatre, swimming pool, a Tesco and an Aldi supermarket, convenience stores, opticians, dentists, a newly built Integrated Care Centre and so much more.

Access the property through the front door leading into the entrance hall, with engineered wood floor, stairs to the first floor, under-stairs storage, and doors leading to, the sitting room which is a cosy room with laminate flooring, the lounge which has a fireplace with wood burning stove and useful built-in shelving and cupboards either side for wood storage and use as a TV stand. Double doors lead into the warm-roof conservatory, which has double doors out to the front garden and drive, and windows all around to take in the lovely garden and countryside views. Back in the main hall is a sliding doorway into the dining room/home office.

A stunning, semi-detached barn conversion, recently filmed for Escape to the Country, set within spacious grounds, formerly part of original stone farm buildings to the neighbouring farmhouse, renovated and converted to a high standard while retaining and boasting many original features, resulting in a beautiful residential property, which would make a stylish home or be ideal to use as a holiday let or long term rental property.

Sitting on the edge of the rural village of Glouge, near Hermon in Pembrokeshire, the hamlet of Glogue was famed for its slate quarry, which operated from the late 1700s until 1926, with the arrival of the railway also helped its success. Nearby Crymych has local amenities such as shops, schools, and cafes, and the larger towns of Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan are a short drive away, as are the incredible Pembrokeshire and Cardigan Bay coastlines and beaches of West Wales.

The property is accessed off a country lane with ample parking space. You enter the property into open open-plan living/dining/ kitchen area. This beautifully crafted space offers a generous living area, with a vaulted ceiling with exposed A-frame beams, exposed stone walls in places, wooden flooring with floor-based plug socket points, a storage cupboard, and opens into the kitchen/dining area which is partly partitioned off to give a sense of separation. The kitchen has fitted wall and base units with worktop over, space for an electric, freestanding oven, space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for an under-counter fridge, a wall-mounted “Worcester” gas combi boiler, and space for a dining table. From the main living area is a door off to the master bedroom with an en-suite. This spacious room has some exposed stonework, attic access, and a door to the en-suite shower room, with a double electric shower, wash hand basin and WC.

From the side of the kitchen area is a ramped corridor down to a door, leading to the inner hallway.

An opportunity to refurbish a one-bedroom property in the centre of Cardigan town with great potential to turn this terraced house into comfortable and affordable living accommodation or rental. Cardigan (Aberteifi) sits on the estuary of the river Teifi with its rich heritage and many shops, pubs, cafes, restaurants, leisure centres, schools and cultural events. It is also only a short drive away from the sandy dunes of Poppit Sands and the many beaches and walks in and around Cardigan Bay.

Enter the house through the front door off the pavement into a small hallway with stairs to the first floor directly in front and a door leading into the living room. The living room is in need of updating with a window to the front overlooking the street, a gas fireplace, a bar area and a brick feature. There is storage under the stairs and a sliding door into the kitchen area to the rear of the property. The kitchen is accessed via a hallway with shelving at one end, an exposed concrete floor (with manhole cover), and opens out into a small kitchen with a sink, space for an electric cook and limited under-counter units which are in need of replacing. This space does not have a window but is flooded with natural light from a skylight in the ceiling above and could be cleverly designed to become a unique and functional space-saving kitchen.

The staircase to the upper level is quite narrow but has a frosted window at the top offering natural light over the stairs. There is a sliding door opening into the double bedroom with a window to the front and a built-in storage cupboard which also houses the hot water tank with an electric immersion heater. Off the bedroom, there is a door leading into the bathroom with an electric shower, W/C, wash hand basin and Velux window allowing natural light into this space.

This mid-terrace cottage with all its charm offers an affordable and comfortable space in the centre of a bustling and historic market town.