Aberporth, Cardigan, SA43

Glennydd is an exceptional detached residence, dating from 1912, which has been carefully preserved and beautifully presented. With interiors that celebrate period elegance while embracing modern comfort, and set within approximately two acres of landscaped gardens and grounds, the property offers a lifestyle that is as practical as it is inspiring. Located on a quiet country lane just outside Aberporth, Glennydd combines privacy, heritage, and convenience — all enhanced by captivating sea views.

A sweeping driveway introduces the property in style, framed by parkland-style gardens with rolling lawns, specimen trees, and established shrubbery. The sense of arrival is immediate, and the home’s striking Edwardian character is matched by the tranquillity of its setting.

The property stands within grounds of approximately two acres, incorporating mature gardens, established trees, and open lawns. The setting offers both privacy and amenity, with ample scope for outdoor leisure, hobby farming, or equestrian use.

Hallway

A porch with original stained-glass door and side panels sets the tone, opening into a generous entrance hall with oak flooring, picture rail, and coved ceiling. A feature chandelier illuminates the space, while an archway leads to the continuation of the hall.

The dog-leg staircase rises elegantly to the first floor, punctuated by stained-glass panels encased in double glazing, which fill the landing with jewel-like light. Practical features include an understairs cupboard and access to all principal rooms.

Dining Room

The dining room is dual-aspect with sea views, boasting an open period style fireplace, chandelier, oak flooring, and picture rail, ideal for entertaining or formal dining.

Sitting Room

The sitting room, front-facing with its handsome bay, features oak flooring and built-in period-style cupboards that add both charm and practicality. A wood-burning stove sits beneath a substantial timber surround, creating a cosy focal point. Double doors lead through to a magnificent conservatory — a triple-aspect retreat with panoramic views of the gardens and mature trees, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living.

Conservatory

Double doors open to the magnificent conservatory, a triple-aspect retreat with French doors to the garden and views of mature trees.

Kitchen

The kitchen-dining room is a true heart of the home, having been refurbished to exacting standards. An extensive range of cabinetry is set beneath quartz work surfaces, incorporating a Richmond range cooker, built-in dishwasher, integrated fridge/freezer and stylish tiled splashbacks.

A particular highlight is the walk-in bay window, framing far-reaching sea views and providing space for a dining table — a perfect spot for everyday family life or relaxed entertaining. Beneath sits a retro-style radiator, blending period charm with modern efficiency.

Utility Room

Adjoining the kitchen, the utility room offers practicality with a stainless steel sink, appliance space, and direct garden access, while the walk-in pantry, with its original slate slab and shelving, provides timeless, well-organised storage.

Study

The study offers a quiet sanctuary with dual-aspect light and inset spotlights — equally suited as a home office or occasional guest room.

Ground Floor Bathroom

A superbly presented room, this ground Floor Bathroom/Shower Room features a panel-enclosed bath, large walk-in shower, vanity basin, WC, and dual opaque windows, blending style with convenience.

Landing

The first-floor landing is both spacious and light-filled, enjoying the glow of the encased stained-glass windows. With decorative balustrade, coved ceiling, and loft access, it is a feature in its own right as well as a practical hub for the upper accommodation.

Bedroom One

The principal bedroom is positioned to the rear aspect, this elegant room combines period character with comfort.

An attractive period style fireplace provides a striking focal point, while the room is enhanced by a decorative ceiling rose, attractive light fitting, and coved ceiling. The beautiful oak flooring continues the home’s high-quality finish, and a radiator ensures warmth and practicality.

Perhaps the most captivating feature is the outlook — the room enjoys delightful sea views, framed by a wide double-glazed window, making this a serene and inviting principal bedroom.

Bedroom Two

Bedroom Two is a generously sized dual-aspect room, filled with natural light from two UPVC double-glazed windows. The views are particularly appealing, stretching across the gardens and out towards the sea, making this a truly inviting space.

The room retains its period charm with a picture rail and attractive coved ceiling, while the wonderful oak flooring continues the home’s consistent high-quality finish. A radiator ensures comfort, and the proportions make this a highly versatile bedroom, perfect as a guest suite, family room, or secondary principal bedroom.

Bedroom Three

Set to the front aspect, Bedroom Three enjoys a delightful outlook over the gardens and mature trees. A wide UPVC double-glazed window frames the view beautifully, filling the room with natural light. Finished with attractive wooden flooring, coved ceiling, and a radiator, this bedroom combines comfort with charm, making it an inviting family or guest room.

Bedroom Four/Study

Also positioned to the front, Bedroom Four benefits from a UPVC double-glazed window overlooking the gardens. Though smaller in scale, it is bright and welcoming, making it ideal as a children’s room, nursery, or dedicated home office.

Bathroom

The first-floor family bathroom is a beautifully designed and well-proportioned room, combining period-inspired detailing with modern comfort. Fitted with a panel-enclosed bath, separate walk-in shower enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin, and low-level WC, it provides everything needed for family living.

The room is enhanced by part-panelled walls, tasteful décor, and recessed spotlighting which adds a soft contemporary finish. A UPVC double-glazed window allows for natural light while maintaining privacy, while a heated towel rail radiator adds convenience.

Altogether, this is a stylish and practical family bathroom, perfectly complementing the four bedrooms on this level.

Garden

Extending to approximately two acres, the grounds of Glennydd are a perfect complement to the house. The parkland-style gardens offer sweeping lawns, established shrubbery, and magnificent trees, with the ever-changing backdrop of sea views beyond the treeline.

A particular highlight is the large patio and outdoor dining area, perfectly positioned for entertaining, al fresco meals, or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the gardens. This space flows seamlessly from the house, extending the living areas into the open air and making the most of the property’s private, idyllic setting.

For the green-fingered, a traditional greenhouse stands ready, accompanied by a well-tended vegetable garden and a variety of mature fruit trees, offering both beauty and productivity within the landscape. The expanse of grounds provides ample scope for relaxation, play, or hobby interests.

Seclusion and peace are assured, with the property positioned on a quiet country lane just outside Aberporth, co...

Parking - Driveway

A sweeping driveway introduces the property in style, framed by parkland-style gardens with rolling lawns, specimen trees, and established shrubbery. The sense of arrival is immediate, and the home’s striking Edwardian character is matched by the tranquillity of its setting.