Property For Sale - 2 bed, detached Grade II listed house in St Dogmaels, Pembrokeshire, West Wales

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A stunning, Grade II Listed detached house, immaculately presented, situated within walking distance of the Teify estuary, in the sought-after coastal village of St Dogmales, close to Cardigan's equally popular market town. Benefiting from many beautiful original features, such as sash windows, slate floors, wood floors, panelled walls and so much more. Together with a Grade II Listed small former stone cottage in the rear garden, this property represents the very best in village living, with off-road parking, and views to the estuary from the two bedrooms.
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, with an impressive door, over a slate step, into the front porch. The porch has a slate floor and opens up into the dining room. The slate floor continues into the first section of the dining room, where it is then replaced with an exposed wooden floor, the room benefits from a window to the front, and a fireplace with a wood-burning stove on a slate hearth with a wooden beam over. A stained glass door leads into the kitchen and another door into the lounge. The lounge is a cosy room, with a wood-burning stove, built-in cupboards to one side, and exposed wooden beams over the windows and wooden flooring. The kitchen has tiled flooring, a stable door that opens out to the rear garden, open-fronted units with wooden worktops over and space for an electric oven all housed within the original inglenook fireplace, and a double butler sink.
A door leads to the utility room, with a step-down and has a butler sink, space and plumbing for a washing machine and plenty of storage for coats and shoes( please note there is some restricted headroom in this space as it is underneath the staircase). A wide, wooden staircase leads off the kitchen to the first floor. The landing area has exposed wooden floor with wood-panelled walls and has two steps up to the bedrooms. Both bedrooms are doubles, benefit from estuary views, and have pretty, original feature fireplaces in place. Bedroom two has stepladder access to the crog loft over bedroom one, which is an ideal storage area, or great for extra sleeping space for guests if needed (with restricted headroom). The shower room is beautifully fitted with a double shower, vanity wash hand unit and a WC.
The property is accessed off a small lane, with a concrete, walled driveway to the front, offering ample parking for two cars. There is a useful wood store and a gate to give access to the side of the house, where the oil tank, and external, oil-fired boiler are housed, and the rear garden. Further up the lane is another gate to give access to the rear garden and a door to access the old former stone cottage.
The rear garden is a very pretty cottage garden, with slate steps leading up from the kitchen door onto the slate patio, which is ideal for outside dining and entertaining. Paths and some steps lead around the garden to various areas which have been carefully designed to ensure maximum enjoyment and appreciation of this space, planted with fruit trees, pretty flower borders and flower beds, and is enclosed by a mix of fencing and stone walls. Within this rear garden is a stone Grade II listed outbuilding, which once upon a time was a small cottage, with quarry tiled floor, a large inglenook fireplace with a very large slate wall to the side, and the remains of the original bread oven. There is power and lighting and a door leads out to the side road. To the right of this building is another outbuilding which houses an outside high-flush WC, (again with power and lighting) and on the other side is what looks like the remnants of the original pig sty, which has been adapted and built upon over the years to create a useful storage shed, again with large slate wall and slate floors.
This property is idyllic, set in a charming village, where community is key. Viewing is a must.