Coed Y Bryn, Llandysul, Ceredigion, SA44 5NA

A charming, detached property situated in an idyllic rural location, with no immediate neighbours and a very pretty garden amounting to around 0.95 acres of grounds. The property is located within a lush green valley setting, nestled within a secluded spot on the outskirts of the rural village of Coed y Bryn.

Set amid the rolling hills and peaceful countryside of west Wales, the village of Coed-y-bryn has a very special appeal. Set around five miles from Newcastle Emlyn, with its ruined castle, and around 10 minutes from the coastline of Cardigan Bay, and all its pretty beaches and the coastal path.

The property is approached off a single-track country road, with a gate to the side leading to the wooden rear porch door. The porch is a useful boot and coat room, housing the oil-fired boiler which services the hot water and central heating for the property. A wooden stable door from here leads into the welcoming kitchen/breakfast room, with views to the rear over the pretty garden and fitted with a beautiful range of bespoke wooden units with wooden worktops over, a ceramic sink with drainer, a solid fuel ESSE woodburning stove with a hotplate, perfect for boiling a kettle, spaces for a free-standing cooker, a fridge/freezer and a washing machine (with plumbing in place), loft access, a door leading out to the rear garden and a door into the Dining room/study.

The diner/study is full of character and has oak wooden flooring, vaulted ceiling with exposed A frames, a porthole window on the gable end and wooden steps up into an open inner hall area. The hall area has oak wood floor, an internal window looking into the kitchen, stairs to the first floor, a door to the pantry, and two openings into the living room.

The living room has an impressive stone surround fireplace housing a wood burning stove on a slate hearth on one side and a feature stone surround fireplace on the other, exposed wood beams, oak flooring, and a door out to the front of the property.