A welcoming, deceptively spacious, 4/5 bed property, with 3/4 reception rooms, full of original features such as encaustic tiled flooring, wooden doors and more, with lots of potential, situated in a rural yet accessible location, only a 10 min drive to the popular market town of Cardigan. The market town of Cardigan 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 Beach, the coastal path, and the many beaches and walks in and around Cardigan Bay.

The front door opens into the entrance hall, with an original, encaustic tiled flooring, useful under stairs cupboard, stairs to the first floor and doors leading into 4 reception rooms.

The front lounge has a window to the front & alcoves with shelving to one side of the old chimney breast.

The front sitting room/bedroom 5 is a spacious room with two windows to the front offering plenty of natural light.

The rear sitting room is a cozy space with a fireplace & slate surround.

The dining room is to the rear and has an original tiled flooring, a fireplace and a door leading into the kitchen. This room could lend itself to being converted into the kitchen (subject to building regs etc) with an open plan diner into what is currently the front lounge.

The kitchen benefits from matching wall and base units, with a built-in electric oven, electric hob, an integrated washing machine, a sink with drainer, the oil-fired combi boiler which services the hot water and central heating, and door out to the rear of the property. This room would lend itself to be a very useful utility room or even a lovely sunroom to create a wonderful outside/inside space to increase the size of the garden, should the dining room be converted into a kitchen.

Looking for a spectacular coastal home with breath-taking sea views, complete privacy and over 6 acres create an unforgettable setting? This beautifully renovated farmhouse near Llangrannog combines outstanding family accommodation, traditional stone barns with conversion potential (subject to planning permission) and one of the finest locations along the Cardigan Bay coastline.

Set in one of the most spectacular locations along the Cardigan Bay coastline, just north of the much-loved seaside village of Llangrannog, this beautifully renovated farmhouse enjoys over 6 acres of land, outstanding panoramic sea views and complete privacy at the end of a long private track. Combining character, contemporary comfort and exciting future potential, this is a property that rarely becomes available in West Wales.

Some homes are impressive because of their size, others because of their setting. This remarkable coastal farmhouse offers both, together with a position that is almost impossible to replicate.

Approached via a long farm track over which the property enjoys rights of access, the driveway leads through private gates before opening onto a generous gravel courtyard. Immediately, the uninterrupted views across Cardigan Bay become the focal point, stretching towards the striking headland of Ynys Lochtyn, across the coastline towards Llangrannog and, on a clear day, as far as North Wales.

Occupying just over six acres, the property enjoys an exceptional sense of privacy with no immediate neighbours, while remaining only a short drive from Llangrannog, Cwmtydu, New Quay and the spectacular Ceredigion Coast Path. Whether watching dolphins from the garden, exploring nearby beaches or simply enjoying the ever-changing seascape, the lifestyle on offer here is every bit as special as the home itself.

Extensively renovated and modernised around eighteen years ago, the farmhouse successfully combines its traditional character with high-quality contemporary finishes.

Looking for a rural home with a touch of coastal magic? This property offers a unique opportunity with two homes, 7.48 acres of land, and endless possibilities for family living or income potential.

This charming property, located in the tranquil hamlet of Penbontrhydyfothau, offers a rare opportunity to enjoy rural living with a coastal touch. Set in around 7.48 acres of land, this smallholding includes two separate homes: a spacious stone house and an attached cottage, both full of character and original features. Whether it’s used as a family home, for multi-generational living, or as an income-generating property, the possibilities are endless.

The main house, a pretty stone-built property, offers plenty of space with four bedrooms and two reception rooms, making it ideal for comfortable family living. Original touches, such as quarry-tiled floors, exposed beams, and a striking kitchen fireplace with ovens, add warmth and character to every room. The kitchen and dining area features ample space for family meals, with a working fireplace (original ovens no longer in use) adding a rustic touch. There’s a separate utility room with plumbing for washing machines and space for storage. The upstairs includes two double bedrooms, two single bedrooms (one with some restricted headroom), and a family bathroom. The property’s rear garden, with its patio area and extensive lawn, is perfect for outdoor entertaining or simply enjoying the beautiful views of the surrounding countryside.

Next to the main house is Bryn Y Gof, a one-bedroom cottage that is perfect for guests or could easily be used as a rental property for additional income. The cottage is full of original charm, from the bespoke wooden kitchen cupboards to the wood-burning stove in the lounge area. The open-plan living space flows into a spacious bedroom upstairs, with a freestanding bath in the room and an en-suite shower room.

A beautifully presented bungalow in the sea side village of Aberporth with partial sea views, walking distance to the two pretty beaches and the village amenities. With off road parking, attached garage, conservatory, enclosed rear garden and a very useful garden room/home office. The village of Aberporth benefits from many amenities such as a village shop, post office, pharmacy, pub with restaurant, café, Indian takeaway & restaurant, chip shop, primary school, nursery, and so much more, and the nearby coastal path is a short walk away giving access to the spectacular Ceredigion Coastal Path in Cardigan Bay, west Wales.

Access into the property is through the front porch, with poly-carbonate roof, windows front and side and space to hang coats and store shoes and boots. A door leads into the spacious lounge, with beautiful wood flooring, a fireplace (currently closed off but we have been informed by the owners this could be opened up again if needed), an opening into the kitchen/diner and a door leading into the hall.

The stunning kitchen/diner is a harmonious and inviting space, with matching wall and base units, elegantly complemented by solid wood worktops with breakfast bar, integrated dishwasher and fridge, discreetly tucked away behind cabinet doors, a butler sink which stands as a timeless centrepiece, adding a touch of classic charm while offering practicality for everyday use. A beautiful SMEG 5-ring gas and electric range oven, an airing cupboard, providing convenient storage space, and houses the gas fired combi boiler. A door leads out to the side of the property and gives access to the rear garden and the attached garage. And finally, another door leads into the conservatory. The conservatory beckons with promises of relaxation and enjoyment, with a poly-carbonate roof, sea and garden views, sliding patio doors to the rear with steps down to the rear garden, and a door to the side to give access to the patio and garden room/home office.

Looking for a seven-bedroom home with the flexibility to suit family life, visiting relatives or a possible business use? This Edwardian property in Cardigan has seven en-suite bedrooms, two reception rooms, an office, gardens, off-road parking and a substantial detached garage.

This Edwardian home sits towards the top end of Cardigan, within walking distance of the town’s primary and secondary schools, shops and supermarkets. Previously run as a successful bed and breakfast, it is now used as a family home following the owners’ retirement. Its seven en-suite bedrooms, two reception rooms and ground-floor accommodation make it a particularly flexible property, whether kept as a family home or considered for another use, subject to any necessary consents.

Steps lead to the covered front veranda and porch, where decorative tiling sets the tone for the entrance hall. A stained-glass door opens onto original parquet flooring, ornate cornicing and the staircase to the first floor.

At the front of the house, the living and dining room has a bay window overlooking the garden and a feature fireplace. A separate lounge sits to the side, with another fireplace and a bay window looking towards the neighbouring playing fields. These two rooms offer distinct places to sit, gather or work, depending on how the house is used.

The ground floor also has two double bedrooms, both with en-suites. Bedroom one is at the front and has a bay window; bedroom two is reached from the rear part of the hall. Their position could work particularly well for a household wanting bedrooms on both floors.

To the rear, the kitchen has room for a dining table, fitted wall and base units, an electric oven with gas hob, a one-and-a-half-bowl sink and dual-aspect windows. An inner hallway connects it to a separate WC and a door to the rear patio.

A stunning, landmark building, in part of Cardigan’s Historic Quarter full of original character, situated in a vibrant part of the increasingly popular market town of Cardigan, offering a unique owner/occupier opportunity, this is a fantastic chance to purchase a freehold retail shop unit with a 1-bedroom flat above. The building is mixed-use with a shop-fronted commercial unit on the ground floor and a 1 bedroom residential flat on the first floor, with gorgeous views over the rear gardens of Cardigan Castle. The entire property is Grade II Listed and is just off the high street and lends itself well to either being kept as a mixed residential/commercial property, or, subject to planning and listed building permission, being converted into a beautiful townhouse.

The flat is accessed independently of the retail space so this can be leased out separately to the retail area, and the flat has been let out on long let in the past and has also been a successful, well-established holiday let, making this a very versatile property in a stunning location.

The commercial space has a current rateable value of £4,100 (although the current owner qualifies for small business rates relief, new owners will need to apply). And the top floor residential, 1 bedroom flat previously been let on both long term and holiday let use.

The town has all local amenities on offer, such as an integrated care centre, a primary and secondary school, shops, supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, pubs, a theatre and so much more. And all within easy driving distance of the west Wales coast of Cardigan Bay and its many pretty, sandy beaches.

Access is off the pavement from the street in front of the building up two slate steps into the vestibule. Doors from here go into the retail space, and another door gives access, via stairs, to the flat above.

A stunning, semi-detached barn conversion, featured on Escape to the Country in recent years, 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 Glogue, 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.