2 Bedroom Terraced House Sold in Cardigan, SA43
| Reference | 50593 |
| Address |
5 Union Terrace, St. Dogmaels, Cardigan, SA43 (Map Location) |
| Beds | 2 |
| Baths | 2 |
| Type | Terraced house |
| Tenure | Freehold |
Cottage in St Dogmaels with original features and wood burning stove.
Description
This former Coastguard’s Cottage built circa 1900 benefits from new bathrooms, kitchen and a new boiler.
• New kitchen
• Woodburner
• Rewire (2024)
• New Valliant boiler (2023)
• New Acova radiators (2023)
• Solar panels
• Loft space with views of the Teifi
• Coastal location
• Quiet Cul-de-sac
• Chain Free
Setting the scene
A 2/3 bedroom cottage located on a quite Cul-de-sac in the coastal village of St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire deemed one of the best places to live in Wales. The cottage is just a short drive to popular Poppit Sands Beach which also has the Crwst café and where the Pembrokeshire Coastal Walk begins. This property would be ideal for someone who loves the outdoors with multiple walks on the doorstep and the opportunity to explore this area steeped in history and beautiful countryside.
The village
The Ferry Inn pub which sits on the River Teifi is moments away from the cottage with river views and a selection of ales, wines and food.
The White Hart is the village owned pub serving traditional ales, beers and food. The Coach house café in the village is located beside the ruins of the 12th century Abbey which offers an historic venue in the summer for Shakespearean plays and outdoor entertainment.
Every Tuesday, St Dogmaels hosts the award-winning local producers market with local fare on sale. It sits besides the Abbey and overlooks the Mill pond and the working water mill. Stall holders sell goods with minimal food miles with ingredients locally sourced.
Cardigan Town
The town of Cardigan, a five minute drive away has a plethora of shops, banks, restaurants and pubs. Crwst serves delicious locally sourced breakfasts.
Yr Hen Printworks is a Michelin accredited restaurant set in the town’s historic Old Hope Chapel which has been beautifully restored. Premium locally sourced ingredients has led to numerous reviews in the Good Food Guide.
Explore
Further afield, there is Mwnt, Aberaeron, Newquay, Newport and Tresaith which are under twenty minutes’ drive away with further breath taking views of Pembrokeshire’s coastal pathways.
The Moody Cow at Bargoed Farm is around a half hour’s drive away serving delicious award winning local Welsh food.
Accommodation
The space comprises; entrance hallway. To the right the lounge with woodburner and original sash windows. Straight ahead is the kitchen with sliding doors to the garden and a newly fitted double glazed two metre long window overlooking the rear garden. There is an integrated dishwasher, washing machine, bin drawers and a 900mm three-drawer unit.
As you leave the kitchen and enter the hallway there is a new downstairs shower room with toilet and sink. Next to the shower room is the dining room which has a fireplace and original sash windows alongside a tall Acova radiator.
Upstairs there is a newly installed bathroom and the two main bedrooms offer partial views of the River Teifi. There is loft access which provides further storage and direct views over the River Teifi.
Externally, there are stairs up to an enclosed walled garden measuring 7m wide by 5m which backs onto the farmer’s fields.