Berea, Abereiddy, SA62

Perched on the edge of the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, with sweeping views of the shimmering Irish Sea, Cwm Cottage is a true gem of West Wales. This Grade II listed, three-bedroom, three-bathroom cottage has been thoughtfully extended over the years to make the most of its extraordinary surroundings, offering an unparalleled opportunity to own a piece of Pembrokeshire’s most coveted coastline.

From the moment you step inside, it’s clear this is no ordinary property. Spacious yet retaining its cosy, cottage feel, the home offers three charming reception rooms, each with views that stretch across the rugged coastline. Whether you’re curled up by the fire with a good book or gazing out at the waves lapping against the rocks, every corner of Cwm Cottage feels infused with the magic of its location. The breakfast kitchen, filled with morning light, is a space for leisurely meals, while the utility room provides practical convenience for coastal living.

Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms offer their own windows to the sea. Imagine waking up to the sound of waves and seabirds, sipping your morning tea as the sun dances across the water. The cottage’s original features, combined with its clever extensions, give it a unique charm that is both timeless and inviting.

Step outside, and you’re greeted by a quintessential cottage garden to the front and side of the property – a peaceful retreat brimming with coastal blooms and bursts of colour. To the rear lies a small paddock, part of the property’s 0.6 acres of land, which presents a perfect opportunity to create off-road parking, or simply enjoy as it is. The paddock offers further potential for a new owner to add their mark, perhaps even expanding the outdoor living space to fully appreciate the breathtaking surroundings.

Nearby Abereiddy and Porthgain, are both rich in history and natural beauty, making them ideal locations for exploration. Abereiddy’s famous Blue Lagoon, a former slate quarry, is just a short walk away from the cottage and has become a popular spot for cliff diving and swimming, with its deep blue waters creating a dramatic contrast to the surrounding cliffs. The lagoon is also the site of the Red Bull Cliff Diving Competition, adding a sense of adventure to this serene setting.

Porthgain, a little further along the coastal path, is renowned for its art galleries and quaint harbour, where the remnants of its industrial past still stand. The village is home to the celebrated Sloop Inn, a historic pub serving hearty meals and local ales, as well as The Shed, a highly regarded seafood restaurant that draws visitors from far and wide for its fresh fish and laid-back atmosphere. For those with a love of the arts, Harbour Lights Gallery showcases works by local artists, offering a glimpse into the creative spirit that runs through this vibrant community.

Walkers and nature enthusiasts will delight in the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path, which runs right past Cwm Cottage’s doorstep. Stretching for 186 miles along some of Britain’s most spectacular coastline, the path offers endless opportunities for exploration, from quiet beaches to rugged headlands. Wildlife abounds in this area, with frequent sightings of seals, dolphins, and a variety of seabirds, making it a paradise for nature lovers.

Cwm Cottage is not just a home; it’s a lifestyle. With the beach at your feet, the coastal path at your door, and the unspoilt beauty of Pembrokeshire all around, this is a rare chance to live in one of Wales’ most breathtaking locations. The current owners have cherished this property for its peace, beauty, and unique position on the water’s edge. Now, it’s time for a new chapter to begin, and for someone else to fall in love with all that Cwm Cottage has to offer.

Don’t miss the opportunity to own this once-in-a-lifetime property – a coastal sanctuary where you can watch the waves roll in from the comfort of your own bed.

Parking - On street

Parking - Off street

Subject to planning consent it might be possible to create off street parking, potential buyers are advised to make their own enquiries as to the likelihood of being granted permission and are reminded that the property is Grade II listed and within the National Park and near to a SSSI site.