Charming 2/3 Bedroom Semi-Detached Cottage with Annex & Enchanting Gardens
Set in a peaceful setting, this beautifully presented semi-detached cottage offers a rare blend of character, flexibility, and magical outdoor space. Brimming with charm, the main cottage features an open-plan living area with vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and a cosy log burner creating a warm and inviting heart to the home. Traditional grid windows and a classic stable door enhance the cottage feel throughout.
The layout offers a main bedroom alongside a versatile sunroom, currently used as bedroom two, making the property ideal for a range of living arrangements. A well-appointed bathroom completes the main accommodation.
To the rear, the generous garden is a true standout feature. Thoughtfully designed and full of interest, it includes decking, a treehouse, a tranquil “quiet garden” with wood chipping pathways and raised beds, and a charming walk-bridge linking the different garden sections, including the annex garden. A gate provides direct access to the stream beyond, adding to the idyllic setting. Multiple outbuildings with power and lighting offer excellent storage, workshop, or hobby space.
The detached annex provides superb additional accommodation, ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or potential income (subject to any necessary consents). It features an open-plan living area with a log burner, exposed beams, traditional windows, and unique character touches such as reclaimed church pew seating. There is a shower room and a mezzanine-level bedroom, while the annex enjoys its own private, fully fenced garden with a drop-down hatch offering views to the stream.
To the front of the property is a low-maintenance, pebbled area providing off-road parking.
This is a truly unique home offering charm, versatility, and a magical garden setting — early viewing is highly recommended to appreciate everything on offer.
Located in the charming rural setting of Velindre, near Llandysul in southwest Wales, this property enjoys a peaceful countryside address within the district of Carmarthenshire. The surrounding area is known for its rolling landscapes, agricultural fields and traditional Welsh villages – offering a tranquil lifestyle just a short drive from local amenities and picturesque scenery.
The property itself has been featured in the local Village museum about the history of the 'Wood Workers Cottages'
Llandysul itself provides day-to-day essentials, independent shops, cafes and community facilities, while historic market towns such as Newcastle Emlyn and Cardigan are also within easy reach, offering further shopping, dining and leisure options. The region is ideal for outdoor pursuits with walking, cycling and riverside activities along the nearby River Teifi.