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Gwynfa, Moylegrove, Cardigan, SA43 3BU

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

1,722 sq ft

160 sq m

TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • £675,000 Freehold — REDUCED
  • Detached Stone Farmhouse / Smallholding
  • 4 Bedrooms (4 doubles)
  • Approximately 4 acres of Land
  • Broadband - Superfast available (76mbps download)
  • Equestrian - Detached stable block (2 stables + tack room)
  • Oil central heating
  • Council Tax - Band F — Pembrokeshire County Council

Description

Set on the edge of the highly sought-after coastal village of Moylegrove, Gwynfa is an exceptional refurbished stone farmhouse offering approximately four acres of land and an outstanding lifestyle opportunity in the heart of North Pembrokeshire. This impressive home combines character, space and versatility in a spectacular coastal setting just a ten-minute walk from the National Trust-protected Ceibwr Bay.

Beautifully renovated throughout, the property blends traditional charm with contemporary finishes, creating a turnkey family home equally suited as a coastal retreat, equestrian smallholding or permanent countryside residence. The generous accommodation offers spacious living areas, character features and a warm, welcoming atmosphere throughout.

Moylegrove is one of Pembrokeshire’s hidden gems, renowned for its dramatic coastline, peaceful surroundings and access to the famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path. Ceibwr Bay offers stunning cliff walks, waterfalls, wildlife spotting and kayaking opportunities, while nearby beaches including Poppit Sands and Newport Sands are within easy reach. The market town of Cardigan, with its independent cafés, restaurants and shops, is only fifteen minutes away.

Gwynfa presents a rare opportunity to secure a beautifully presented coastal smallholding in an area of outstanding natural beauty.


EPC Rating: F

Sitting Room

7.94m x 3.23m

A beautifully presented principal reception space extending across the front of the property, immediately conveying warmth and comfort. The room is centred around a wood-burning stove set within a working fireplace — a natural focal point particularly suited to cosy evenings after coastal walks. Two UPVC double-glazed windows and a picture door opening directly onto the front gardens flood the room with natural light, whilst exposed stonework to one side introduces texture and character. Attractive wooden flooring throughout, inset spotlighting.

Dining Room

4.93m x 3.52m

Leading directly from the sitting room, this versatile dining hall is positioned to the rear and acts as an excellent central linking space within the home. It benefits from a rear-facing UPVC double-glazed window overlooking the driveway and grounds, stairs rising to the first floor, a useful under-stairs storage cupboard and a recessed fireplace feature. An open-plan relationship with the kitchen breakfast room creates a sociable and highly functional layout ideally suited to modern family living.

Kitchen

3.5m x 2.68m

A particularly impressive and sociable room forming the heart of the home. Fitted with a comprehensive range of eye and base level units, worktop surfacing and tiled splashbacks, the kitchen features a single drainer double bowl sink, built-in microwave, integrated fridge and freezer, and space for a range-style cooker beneath extractor hood.

Breakfast Room

2.97m x 1.99m

Attractive wooden flooring flows seamlessly through from the Kitchen into the Breakfast Area, which is dual aspect and benefits from a stable door opening directly onto the rear gardens — an excellent feature for those embracing the outdoor lifestyle this coastal smallholding affords. Inset spotlighting throughout.

Landing

A twisting dog-leg staircase rises elegantly from the dining hall to a spacious first-floor landing, flooded with natural light via a large picture window. The landing provides access to the four bedrooms and reinforces the impression of a thoughtfully refurbished country residence

Bedroom One

3.13m x 3.1m

A beautifully appointed dual-aspect bedroom enjoying attractive outlooks over the surrounding gardens and grounds. Particularly light-filled with a calm, restful atmosphere ideally suited to the peaceful coastal-rural setting. Comfortably accommodates a substantial double or king-size bed together with associated furniture. UPVC double-glazed windows, radiator.

Bedroom Two

3.71m x 3.1m

An attractive dual-aspect double bedroom with delightful outlooks over the surrounding countryside and grounds. Excellent natural light throughout the day, bright and airy atmosphere. Well presented and versatile — equally suited as guest accommodation or a spacious home office for those seeking a lifestyle move with remote-working capability. UPVC double-glazed windows, radiator.

Bedroom Three

3.69m x 2.69m

A well-proportioned bedroom positioned to the rear of the property with pleasant outlooks over the rear gardens and driveway. Calm and well-presented decorative style consistent throughout the house. Versatile — suits family accommodation, guest use or a dedicated study or hobby room. UPVC double-glazed window, radiator.

Bedroom Four / Study

2.63m x 1.87m

Currently arranged as a home office or study, this versatile fourth bedroom enjoys a front-facing aspect with attractive outlooks across the lane and front gardens. Perfectly suited to modern flexible living — equally functional as a workspace, guest bedroom, hobby room or nursery. UPVC double-glazed window, radiator.

Family Bathroom

Comprehensively refurbished to a particularly impressive standard, creating a luxurious and contemporary bathing space more reminiscent of a boutique country retreat than a traditional rural home. A substantial four-piece suite comprises a large walk-in double shower enclosure with glazed screen, an elegant freestanding bath, low-level WC, and twin his-and-her wash hand basins with illuminated cabinets over. Large-format complementary wall and floor tiling, inset spotlighting, deep-set window for natural light.

Attic Space

5.96m x 5.73m

This attic space features dramatic vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and trusses introducing both architectural interest and a strong sense of volume rarely found in properties of this nature. Two substantial Velux roof windows flood the space with natural light and enjoy attractive outlooks across the surrounding grounds and countryside. Exposed stonework to the far wall enhances the blend of contemporary refinement and traditional Pembrokeshire character.

Garden

The property extends to approximately four acres of well-fenced pasture land, ideal for horse keeping or smallholding use.

Yard

A detached stable block provides an excellent ready-made equestrian setup, comprising two exceptionally spacious stables measuring approximately 18ft x 18ft significantly larger than the standard 12ft x 14ft stable. The generous proportions mean the existing layout could, subject to any necessary consents and a purchaser's requirements, potentially be reconfigured to create three stables. The stables benefit from automatic water feeders and direct access to the adjoining fields, while a covered concrete yard and hardstanding area provide practical space for tacking up and day-to-day management. A tack room offers additional storage, and direct access from the stables to the lane leads to an abundance of local bridleways, making the property ideal for hacking enthusiasts. The area is also well served by nearby equestrian centres offering arenas, training facilities and competitions.

Parking - Double garage

A detached garage with double doors and glazed window provides additional secure storage or workshop space.

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Band: F
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
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GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Private garden
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Affordability

Monthly repayments£3,385
Property: £ 675,000
Deposit: £ 67,500
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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About Fine and Country West Wales, Aberystwyth

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During March 2022, Fine & Country West Wales proudly received the prestigious Top Operator in Wales Award at the Fine & Country Conference in Westminster. This accolade was warmly welcomed by Managing Director, Nigel Salmon, and recognised the culmination of 18 months of focused, high-quality work.

Fine & Country was introduced to the beautiful Mid and West Wales region in late summer 2020, at the height of the pandemic, by Nigel and his team. Since then, the business has gone from strength to strength, earning a reputation for outstanding marketing of distinctive homes, particularly along the Cardigan Bay coastline. This success is underpinned by a wealth of five-star reviews for the West Wales office.

In July 2025, Fine & Country West Wales opened its prestigious new Luxury Property Centre within the former Post Office in Aberystwyth. This stylish and welcoming space reflects the brand’s commitment to elevating the client experience and offering a truly premium environment in which to explore the Fine & Country difference.

Building on this momentum, the company expanded its full-service coverage across the whole of Pembrokeshire and West Carmarthenshire from May 2025, ensuring that clients throughout West Wales can benefit from specialist marketing expertise and a highly visible regional presence. The team is particularly well-known for its skill in relaunching properties, revitalising homes that have previously struggled to sell and giving them a fresh, successful route back to the market.

Most recently, in August 2025, the team relocated to the second floor of the historic Old Post Office building in Aberystwyth. This larger, more prominent headquarters reflects the continued growth of the business and provides an inspiring hub for clients, partners, and the expanding Fine & Country West Wales team.

In parallel with its physical expansion, Fine & Country West Wales has embraced bold innovation, integrating cutting-edge AI systems into its operations. These ensure that no enquiry is missed, properties remain consistently visible across every major platform, and marketing campaigns are data-driven, agile, and constantly refined. Traditional client care is now seamlessly combined with next-generation technology to deliver a premium, proactive, and highly efficient service.

Nigel and his team look forward to welcoming new, existing, and returning clients to their Aberystwyth office, and to continuing to present the very best of West Wales property—locally, nationally, and internationally.

For further information, or to arrange a confidential discussion, please contact Fine & Country West Wales on 01974 299055 or email westwales@fineandcountry.com

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