Situated within a cul-de-sac, in the charming village of Penparc, is this delightful, detached bungalow offering a cosy home and could benefit from a touch of modernisation in places, which presents a fantastic opportunity to put your own stamp on the property. Boasting parking for three vehicles, making it convenient for you and your guests. The manageable garden is perfect for those with a green thumb, and the useful conservatory provides a lovely space to relax with rear garden access.

Penparc benefits from two petrol filling stations, both of which offer all basic groceries etc, and a primary school to the north of the village and is on a bus route. Only a short drive away is the bustling and ever-popular market town of Cardigan, with its many amenities such as supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurants, schools etc. The village is only a short drive to the beautiful coastline of Cardigan Bay in this stunning part of west Wales.

Entry into the bungalow is up one step to a canopied porch area with a door leading into the hallway. The hall has a useful airing cupboard housing the hot water tank with immersion heater and shelving, an attic hatch and doors to all the principal rooms.

The living room has a fireplace currently installed with an electric fire on a tiled surround with a wooden mantel over, and double doors out to the conservatory. The conservatory has electric sockets (no lighting, the previous owners had lamps in this room), windows all around and a door out to the rear garden.

The kitchen has fitted wall and base units with space and plumbing for a washing machine, space for an under-counter fridge/freezer, a free-standing electric oven, sink with drainer and a door out to the side of the property.

There are two double bedrooms to the front and a single bedroom/home office to the side. A lovely, modern shower room with a corner shower and vanity sink/toilet unit with storage is found on the other side of the property.

Looking for a spacious home near the coast with room to grow? This well-planned property in Penparc, just a short drive from Cardigan Bay, offers four bedrooms, countryside views, and a detached workshop with serious potential—all in the heart of West Wales.

On the edge of Penparc village, tucked away off a small country road that links directly to the National Trust beach at Mwnt, is this surprisingly roomy home. Set down a shared private track serving just one other property, it’s well screened and offers a real sense of space both inside and out.

The house itself has four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large lounge and an open-plan kitchen/diner—ideal for anyone needing flexible living space. There’s also a detached building currently used as a workshop, which could be reconfigured as an office, studio, or even a self-contained annex (subject to the right permissions).

Inside, the entrance hall has a canopied porch, a vaulted ceiling, and stairs that sweep up to the first floor. From here, there’s direct access into the lounge, kitchen and a ground floor bedroom. A step down takes you into the lounge—nicely sized, with a gas fire set into a granite hearth and sandstone surround, and patio doors that open out to one of the side gardens. Double doors connect through to the kitchen/diner.

The kitchen/diner runs across the rear of the house and has a smart, modern layout. There’s plenty of storage, an island at its centre, and fitted appliances including a five-ring Rangemaster gas oven with extractor hood. The dining section is raised slightly, with space for a good-sized table and additional seating. Double patio doors from here open directly onto the rear patio and garden. A door from the kitchen leads into the utility room.

Nestled on the rugged coastline of Cardigan Bay, boasting some of the most dramatic and spectacular sea views in the area and sitting just north of the picturesque village of Llangrannog, this stunning property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a property of a lifetime.

Boasting just over 6 acres of land and gardens, no immediate neighbours, being down the end of a long track, a row of three stone barn ranges (ripe for conversion subject to planning permission), the most breathtaking of sea views, 3 reception rooms and 5 bedrooms spread across the property, there is ample space for comfortable living with plenty of possibilities. Conveniently located near Llangrannog, Cwmtydu, New Quay, and the Ceredigion Coastal Path, outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers will find themselves in paradise. Llangrannog is a popular seaside village with its vibrant community, cosy pubs, and beautiful beaches, much loved by locals and tourists alike, while New Quay offers many amenities such as a doctor’s surgery, a large Primary school, a supermarket, a fire station, a lifeboat station (RNLI), pubs, cafes and restaurants and so much more.

Benefitting from underfloor heating on the ground floor, the extensive modernisation and renovation carried out around 14 years ago ensure that the property offers contemporary amenities while retaining its charming character.

The main front door into the property opens into the hallway, with a built-in boot storage box, and doors into the lounge and the kitchen/diner. The dining area has ample space for a dining table and opens out into the modern kitchen, with beautifully fitted matching wall and base units, with an island in the middle with a breakfast bar. Modern NEFF appliances installed include an electric oven with hob and extractor, a waist-level electric oven, a combi microwave oven, a coffee machine, a space for an American-style fridge freezer, and a 1.5 sink with a drainer.

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.

Set in a commanding position, within the picturesque village of Llanwnnen, near Lampeter, in just under an acre of grounds, with stunning, panoramic views across to the Llanllwni Mountain range, this spectacular, individually designed property is offered for sale for the first time since its construction in 2003, offering a unique living experience. Boasting three reception rooms, four double bedrooms, two en-suites and a family Jack and Jill bathroom, this personally designed property is a true gem, there is nothing quite like it in this area!

Quality is evident from the moment you step onto the grounds. With Penrhyn Welsh slate roof tiles, Welsh slate external windowsills, seam free aluminium guttering, Quartz resin paths and patio areas. Once inside, you’ll be greeted by the handcrafted Welsh oak staircase, kitchen, bedroom, and cloakroom units, adding a touch of elegance to the home. Welsh Oak flooring on most of the ground floor and engineered oak wood flooring on most of the first floor with Welsh Oak skirting. The underfloor heating set in screed throughout, complemented by cast iron radiators in the bathrooms, ensures warmth and comfort during the colder months. And the built in Central Vacuum System making hoovering the house a dream, not a chore!

The rural village of Llanwnen runs along the A475 and gives access to both Lampeter (3.1 miles away) and Carmarthen (20 miles). 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. The owners have informed us that there is a bus service approx. every 2 hrs to the town of Carmarthen, and a bus service every 2 hrs to the town of Lampeter and Aberystwyth Town (please refer to bus timetables to confirm exact times)

Nestled in the charming village of Glynarthen, Llandysul, this small holding with approx. 9.4 acres, this property is a true gem waiting to be discovered. Boasting three reception rooms, three bedrooms, and three bathrooms, this traditional farmhouse exudes character and warmth with stunning, far-reaching countryside views.

Glynarthen is a small village set in pretty open countryside with an active chapel and vestry. Situated approx 10 miles from the popular market town of Cardigan and approx 8 miles from Newcastle Emlyn, both of which offer a wide range of local amenities, attractions and schools. Glynarthen is also within easy driving distance of the stunning sandy beaches of Aberporth and the coastline of Cardigan Bay, West Wales.

Step inside to find original features that will take your breath away – from the elegant parquet flooring in the dining room to the rugged beauty of exposed stone walls in the lounge.

From the main hall, stairs access the first floor and doors go through to the lounge on one side and the kitchen/breakfast room on the other. The lounge is partially divided into two spaces with and archway, a door leading into the dining room, and an opening into the study, the wood burning stove sits within the inglenook fireplace on a slate hearth, perfect for those colder winter evenings, and the attached study is a useful space for home workers, with exposed beams and stone walls.

The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with matching wall and base units, a wine chiller, gas hob with an extractor over, eye level oven and grill, built in fridge and a sink with drainer.

A door leads to the utility room, with a stable door out to the side of the property, and fitted with wall & base units, sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine, a built-in dishwasher, and housing the Grant combi oil boiler which serves the hot water and central heating.

Nestled in a rural location above Poppit sands, this traditional 3 bedroom cottage is a quaint haven overlooking the breathtaking expanse of the sea, Teifi Estuary, and the majestic Cardigan Island. Close by is St Dogmaels village, with a great community and local amenities, such as a village shop, primary school, village pub, cafes, restaurants, art galleries, the St Dogmaels Abbey, mill and so much more, with additional larger amenities in the popular market town of Cardigan, which is only 1.5 miles away. This cottage is a short drive to the wonderful sandy beach, or you could access the Coastal path that flows along the outside boundary of this wonderful properties garden to walk down to the beach.

As you enter, the side porch leads you into the galley kitchen, with a range of worktops, and a sink with a drainer, and a freestanding electric oven. The kitchen transitions into the dining area at the rear, offering the perfect vantage point to admire the panoramic sea views. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility area, with space and plumbing for a washing machine, with a convenient door leading out to the garden. A further door off the utility area leads to a shower room, equipped with a shower, sink, and WC, this space combines practicality with comfort.

From the kitchen, there is also a doorway into the lounge with character features, from the inglenook fireplace, framed by exposed stone walls, to the gleaming log burner nestled within. Two windows frame the front of the room, offering uninterrupted vistas of the sea, while a staircase leads to the first floor. An additional door off the lounge grants access to bedroom one. Bedroom one exudes a cozy charm, boasting comfortable space for a double bed, a wardrobe for storage, and captivating sea views. A feature fireplace adds a touch of traditional elegance to the room.

A beautifully presented, spacious 1930s era detached bungalow situated above the village of Pontgarreg which is a short drive from the sea side village of Llangrannog, set within its own grounds with ample off road parking, detached outbuildings and enclosed rear gardens. The picturesque coastal village of Pontgarreg, is only 1.8 miles from the ever-popular coastal village of Llangrannog, with its sandy coves and cosy village pubs, cafes, village shop and all within each reach of the Ceredigion Coastal Path in this very popular part of Cardigan Bay in West Wales. The market town of Cardigan is only 11 miles away with all the amenities of a larger town.

Access to the property is through a door into the side porch where there is ample space to store boots and coats, from here a door opens into the kitchen. This is a welcoming space, with an oil fired Rayburn at its heart which provides cooking facilities and hot water during the winter, several areas of matching modern wall and base units with work tops over, space and plumbing for a dishwasher, built in electric oven and hob with extractor over, sink and drainer, and doors off to the walk in pantry, airing cupboard, inner hall and another side porch. The walk in pantry has wall and base units and is a useful space for additional storage. The airing cupboard is a spacious room with space for coats and shoes, and houses the hot water tank (in another cupboard) with immersion heater for heating the water during the summer months.

The side porch offers another access point into the property and has space for some seating, and a doorway into the hall.

The inner hall has built in original cupboards, a door into the lounge, and a door out to the utility and laundry rooms.

The laundry room has a window to the front, space to dry clothes and a door into the utility area. The utility area has a sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine, corrugated plastic roof and a door into the wood store.

LIFESTYLE CHANGE – An income generating property, with a farmhouse & 3 holiday let cottages, each with their own hot-tubs, nestled within around 4 acres of immaculate landscaped gardens and woodland in stunning countryside. The property also includes ample off road parking, 2 stables and barn, a useful workshop, service room and a laundry room, all beautifully presented and offering a wonderful family home and income.

Henllan is famed for its links with the woollen industry and the old railway station, which is the centre for the Vale of Teifi Railway Preservation Society, it is also home to Celtic Wines with a delightful gift shop, coffee room and adjoining garden centre. The popular market town of Newcastle Emlyn is only 3.8 miles away and offers quaint country shops, supermarkets, schools and more, and Llandysul is only 5.5 miles away. Meanwhile, the stunning beaches and coastal paths of Cardigan Bay are only a short drive away.

The main house has an entrance into the entrance hall and also the utility room, the most practical entrance is through the utility room. The utility room offers quality matching wall and base units with a butler sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, built-in AEG Freezer, a broom cupboard and a door into the kitchen. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with high spec matching wall and base units with worktop over, and a movable matching island. A built-in AEG dishwasher and fridge, a microwave, space for a free-standing electric range oven and hob (the existing RANGEMASTER, is available by separate negotiation), pull-out larder cupboard, glass units, space for a breakfast table and double patio doors out to the rear patio and gardens. An opening and step down leads to the spacious lounge/diner, with an impressive sandstone fireplace with a wood burning stove fitted, a wood-panelled feature wall, double doors out to the side of the property, a door and step down to the conservatory, & a door into the hallway.

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.

This impressive executive detached 4/5-bedroom house, where luxury and functionality seamlessly blend, located in the semi-rural West Wales village of Llechryd near Cardigan offers a wonderful blend of contemporary living and the beauty of the countryside. With ample off-road parking, an attached garage, and an enclosed rear garden. Llechryd has many amenities such as a primary school, a village shop, and beautiful river walks with the nearby market town of Cardigan offering larger and boutique shops, supermarkets, schools, further education college, and so much more. The stunning coast of Cardigan Bay is less than a 10-minute drive away with all its magnificent sandy beaches and the Ceredigion coastal path.

Upon stepping through the front door into the hallway, you are greeted by the warmth of oak-effect flooring. The hallway serves as the central hub, with doors leading to various areas of the house. To the left, you’ll find the lounge, a spacious tastefully appointed space with oak-effect flooring, a bay window to the front, and a marble-effect mantel and hearth with an electric fire, providing a cosy focal point. Double doors lead from the lounge to the dining room, enhancing the sense of space and openness.

The dining room, with its oak-effect flooring, features French doors leading to a rear patio and double doors connecting to the kitchen. The kitchen benefits from tiled flooring, French doors opening to an outside patio and garden. A range of base and wall units including a glass display case that adds a touch of elegance, and the kitchen is equipped with an integral dishwasher, eye-level cooker, and a 5-ring gas hob with an extractor fan (not in working order). The one-and-a-half sink with drainer is perfectly situated with a view overlooking the garden. Adjacent to the kitchen is a utility room, offering additional functionality with a sink, drainer, and a range of base units with space and plumbing for a washing machine and dish washer.

Looking for a well-positioned family home with plenty of space inside and out? This detached three-bedroom property sits on a generous corner plot at the top end of a cul-de-sac, just a short walk from Cardigan town centre. With ample parking, a garage, and a generous, enclosed rear garden, it offers both practicality and comfort in a highly sought-after location.

Tucked away at the end of the cul-de-sac, this detached family home benefits from a spacious plot with ample off-road parking and an attached garage. Its location on the outskirts of Cardigan provides easy access to local shops, schools, leisure facilities, and cultural attractions, while the beautiful beaches of Poppit Sands and the scenic walks around Cardigan Bay are just a short drive away.

A step up leads into the entrance hallway, which provides access to the ground floor WC, kitchen, and the lounge/diner. The lounge/diner is a well-proportioned space with a front-facing window and sliding patio doors at the rear, opening into the conservatory. A small serving hatch links the dining area with the kitchen, which is fitted with matching base and wall units, a worktop, and space for appliances. The gas boiler, servicing both central heating and hot water, is wall-mounted here. A rear door leads into a covered porch, which provides additional storage space and access to the garage and rear garden.

Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms and a bathroom. Two bedrooms overlook the rear garden, both featuring built-in storage. The third bedroom, positioned at the front, also includes built-in wardrobes and lovely views to the hills beyond the town. The bathroom is fitted with a corner bath, an electric shower, a wash hand basin, and a toilet. An airing cupboard on the landing houses the hot water tank with an immersion heater.

A beautifully-presented detached 2-bedroom house with off-road parking all situated within walking distance of the Teify estuary, in the sought-after coastal village of St Dogmaels, close to Cardigan’s equally popular market town.
St Dogmaels is a much sought-after village, with a great community and local amenities, such as a village shop, primary school, village pub, cafes, restaurants, art galleries, the St Dogmaels Abbey, mill and so much more, with additional larger amenities in the popular market town of Cardigan, which is only 1.5 miles away. St Dogmaels is also a short drive to the wonderful sandy beach, Poppit Sands and the Pembrokeshire coastline and coastal path around Cardigan Bay.

The property is approached off a no-through road onto its own driveway, offering parking for two cars. A canopied entrance over the front door leads into the hallway with stairs on your right leading up to the first floor, an under-stairs storage cupboard, and doors leading off to the utility room (straight ahead) and the lounge (to your left). The lounge is a spacious room with an open entrance leading into the kitchen-dining area, with two windows overlooking the front and side of the property, letting natural light into this area. The kitchen has matching wall and base units, an electric hob and oven with extractor over, space for fridge freezer, dishwasher, and kitchen table with chairs, a rear door that leads out the patio courtyard area to the rear, and a single sink with drainer positioned in front of one of the two windows overlooking the courtyard. The utility room accessed from the hallway has under-counter storage cupboards with a worktop over, a single sink without a drainer, a frosted window, space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, a wall-mounted (LGP Gas Bottle) boiler that services the central heating and hot water and a door leading into the downstairs W/C with tiled walls and floor and a wash hand basin.

This is a beautifully presented versatile Edwardian 7-bedroom home, all within easy walking distance to both the primary and secondary schools, shops, supermarkets and more in this popular town location. With ample off-road parking to the side with a garage and rear gardens. Situated off the main road, in a convenient location at the top end of the popular market town of Cardigan, complete with all its amenities, and within easy driving distance of the west Wales coast of Cardigan Bay and its many pretty, sandy beaches.

Access into the property is via steps up to the front porch area with decorative tiling, and into the entrance hall via the stained glass door. The entrance hall is a grand statement room with original parquet flooring, ornate cornice, and stars to the first floor, doors within the hallway access the lounge, living room/dining room, and bedroom one with en-suite. The rear hallway then accesses bedroom two also with en-suite, the kitchen, w/c, and rear door onto the rear garden/patio area.

The Living room/Dining room is located at the front of the property and benefits from a beautiful bay window overlooking the front garden, and a feature fireplace, Bedroom one is also located to the front of the home, with a bay window and also benefits from it’s own ensuite, with shower,w/c, and a wash hand basin. The lounge is positioned to the side of the house and has an ornate fireplace, and the bay window overlooks the playing fields and beyond. Positioned to the rear there is an enclosed back hallway that accesses bedroom two also with an en-suite, w/c shower, and wash hand basin, the rear hallway also has a door to the separate w/c with wash hand basin, a door accessing the rear patio and a door onto the spacious kitchen/dining room. This room has a range of base and wall units, an electric oven with gas hob, dual aspect windows, and a one-and-a-half sink with a drainer, tiled flooring and under-counter gas boiler.

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 beautiful, characterful detached house which has been extended to create a wonderful family home , with off-road parking, a detached garage and a lovely enclosed rear garden with a patio, outside kitchen and veg growing space. Set in the rural village of Rhydlewis which is a short drive to the stunning coastline and beaches of Cardigan Bay, in West Wales, offering the best of country living. Rhydlewis is a small village with a lovely community, a family-run butcher shop, and a vibrant village hall that offers activities for all ages throughout the year. A short drive away is the village of Brynhoffnant which offers a useful Londis shop, a primary school, and a newly opened village pub. The bustling market town of Cardigan is only 12 miles away and offers larger amenities.

Access to the property is through the front porch, which has parquet flooring and a door into the impressive entrance hall. This is a spacious room with a feature fireplace with original surround, a useful understairs cupboard, ideal for boots and coats, stairs to the first floor, and a door leading to; The lounge which is another generous room with parquet flooring, a multifuel stove in a tiled hearth with wood surround, and double doors leading into the rear sitting room. Again, a spacious room with windows offering views over the rear garden. From the hall, a door leads to the front sitting room/guest dining room, with a beautiful fireplace with a wood-burning stove and a window to the front. The dining room with wooden flooring, a fireplace with a gas fire in place and an opening into the beautiful kitchen/breakfast room. There are also double doors that lead to the utility room, with base units, a sink with a drainer, a storage cupboard, space and plumbing for a washing machine, doors to the ground floor shower room, and a useful storage room.

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.