The Daffodil, Penrhiwllan, Llandysul, SA44 5NG

The Daffodil is a detached public house constructed of rendered stonework with a pitched roof.

The property is arranged over two storeys, with an open plan ground floor trading area which blends restaurant and casual dining/drinking areas serviced by an L-shaped bar counter.

There is a good size and well equipped catering kitchen together with ancillary areas such as storage rooms, cellar space, and customer WC facilities.

Externally, there is a customer car park and an attractive terrace which can be "integrated" into the main trading space during warmer months by opening the folding doors to the rear of the restaurant area.

The Daffodil occupies a roadside position in Penrhiwllan, a rural village located in the county of Ceredigion, West Wales, located between the two market towns of Newcastle Emlyn and Llandysul.

The immediate surroundings consist predominantly of agricultural land, open countryside and scattered residential properties, giving the area a quiet and traditional rural character. Llandysul, provides a range of facilities including convenience shops, cafés and schools and is located on the River Teifi, which is known for leisure activities such as fishing and kayaking.

The location is a good base to explore the Ceredigion coastline, with coastal towns such as New Quay, Aberporth and Cardigan accessible by car in approximately 20–30 minutes. These coastal areas are established tourist destinations, particularly during the holiday season, offering beaches, coastal walking routes and marine wildlife attractions.

The wider area also supports outdoor tourism, with access to walking and cycling routes throughout the Teifi Valley and links to the Ceredigion Coast Path, which also attract visitors, particularly in spring and summer months.

The property is accessed via local rural roads connecting to the A486, which links Llandysul with Newcastle Emlyn and the A487 coastal road. The area is largely car-dependent, with limited public transport services, but road connections provide access to the wider West Wales region.

•Restaurant & bar area
•Bar
•Ladies WCs
•Gents WCs
•Commercial kitchen
•Walk in fridge
•Walk in freezer
•Office
•Cellar
•Utility Room
•Storage

All trade fixtures and fittings are included in the sale and we are advised they are free from loan, lease and hire purchase agreements.

2 x Shepherd huts, each with a hot tub, are included in the sale and there are water and electricity in place for 2 more.

•4 x bedrooms
•2 x shower rooms
•Kitchen
•Living room
•Office
•Storage

c.4 acres of land upon which the Shepherd Huts are sited.

A full staff list will be made available in due course.

• Net T/O to YE 31 March 2025 £490,073.

The current trading hours are:
Monday & Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday to Friday: 10:30am–2:30pm, 5:30 -10pm
Saturday: 10:30 am–2:30 pm, 5:30–11 pm
Sunday: 12–4 pm

Freehold.

Rateable Value effective from 1st April 2026: £28,750.

Interested parties can obtain the latest rating information about this property by visiting or contacting the relevant local authority.

Premises licence.