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Property For Sale Cottage in Cilgerran, Cardigan Bay

For full property details and the price please click here: https://cardiganbayproperties.co.uk/p... Looking for a character cottage with castle views and a real sense of history around it? This detached property beside the castle gate offers period features, a walled garden, all within easy reach of the Cardigan Bay coastline in West Wales. Positioned beside the entrance to the castle, this detached character cottage has a setting that immediately stands out. Stone walls and slate paving reflect the historic surroundings, while the castle itself sits just beyond the gate, with views visible both from the garden and from several windows within the cottage. The property includes a stone-walled garden to one side, offering an enclosed outdoor space framed by established shrubs and feature trees, The front door opens into an inner porch, providing practical space for coats and boots before entering the main living area through a curved part-glazed wooden door. Inside, the main living space forms an open lounge-diner with plenty of original character. The dining area has slate flooring and exposed stonework, centred around a traditional stone fireplace that acts as the focal point of the room. Across the open-plan layout, the lounge section features wood-effect laminate flooring and another stone fireplace with a log burner set on a slate hearth. The surrounding stonework continues across the walls, creating a consistent sense of character throughout the room. Several carved wooden panels are also displayed within the space, which the owners believe originated from Eton where a relative once worked, adding an intriguing piece of history to the cottage. These details add another layer of interest and help set the cottage apart from more conventional homes. The dining room window frames a direct view of the castle, connecting the everyday living space with the historic setting outside. The changing light across the stonework throughout the day gives the room a constant visual link to its surroundings. Just off the dining area is the galley kitchen. The layout is practical and well organised, fitted with a range of base and wall units together with a one-and-a-half bowl sink and drainer. Flooring here combines slate with distinctive hexagonal quarry tiles that add further character. The kitchen also includes an electric oven and hob, along with built-in storage cupboards. A spiral staircase rises from this room to the first floor, while a door leads through to the utility room. The utility room provides useful additional workspace with plumbing for a washing machine, a stainless-steel sink and drainer, and direct access out into the garden. The slate-paved garden area is enclosed by stone walls and offers a private outdoor space with mature planting around the edges. A lean-to structure provides extra storage, including space for firewood. Returning indoors, the spiral staircase leads up to the first-floor landing. At the top of the stairs the space opens out into a surprisingly generous area which could work well as a small sitting space, reading area or work-from-home spot. A storage cupboard is also located here, and the castle views continue from this level. From the landing a door leads into the bathroom, which has been updated in recent years. The room includes a bath, separate corner shower, wash basin and toilet, arranged within a clean and practical layout. Two steps up from the landing lead to the rear section of the first floor where both bedrooms are located. The main bedroom is a comfortable double room with a built-in storage cupboard and another window framing views of the castle. The second bedroom has an L-shaped layout and is currently arranged with two single beds, offering flexibility as a guest room, children’s room or additional workspace. A built-in cupboard here helps maintain usable floor space. Beyond the property itself, the wider setting forms an important part of its appeal. Located in West Wales, the coastline of Cardigan Bay is within easy reach, with beaches, coastal walks and harbour towns all a short drive away. The combination of historic surroundings and access to the coast gives the cottage a distinctive sense of place within this part of the country. Properties in settings like this rarely become available, particularly those that combine period character and garden area. For further information or to arrange a viewing, contact Cardigan Bay Properties.