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Property For Sale - stunning smallholding in Cei Bach, near New Quay, West Wales

For full property details and the price please click here: https://cardiganbayproperties.co.uk/p... Nestled in the charming Parish of Llanina, near, New Quay, this enchanting property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a coastal lifestyle with income potential. With 2/3 reception rooms, 4/5 bedrooms, and 4 bathrooms, this small holding (approx 5.65 acres) is perfect for those looking for space and comfort. One of the standout features of this property is its idyllic setting, within walking distance to the picturesque beaches of Traeth Gwyn & Cei Bach. Imagine taking leisurely strolls along the shore or enjoying picnics with loved ones against the backdrop of the serene coastline of Cardigan Bay, West Wales. The nearby seaside village of New Quay offers many amenities such as a doctor's surgery, Primary school, a supermarket, a fire station, a lifeboat station (RNLI), pubs, cafes and restaurants and so much more, making New Quay an attractive place to live, with its beautiful scenery, sandy beaches and rugged coastline. The property boasts a ground floor bedroom and bathroom, providing convenience and flexibility for its residents. Parking is a breeze with space for many vehicles, making hosting gatherings or having guests over a stress-free experience. Approached off a country road, and bounded on two sides by Afon Gido (River Gido), this property is perfect for nature enthusiasts. The land surrounding the property is a true gem. With level pasture land, paddocks, and charming woodland areas, this property is a haven for wildlife and offers endless opportunities for peaceful walks and exploration. The Ceredigion Coastal Path skirts the roadside following one edge of the property, which then joins the coast at the beach of Traeth Gwyn. And the owners inform us that they have always liked the fact that you can walk to New Quay from their house (in 20 mins) without walking on the road (other than crossing it by the bridge at the end of their land).The tarmac driveway leads to a turning circle with flowers planted in the centre. There are lawns either side of the house and to the rear, with a useful garden shed with electric car charging point next to it. To the rear of the property are two level paddocks with a timber built field shelter. The property has previously been a Camping and Caravan Certified Club. There is a single block shower/wet room on this section with a toilet and wash hand basin and shower, perfect for campers. A track continues from there down to another paddock where the static caravan is found. Another path leads down from the side of the house to another useful garden shed, and on to a greenhouse with outside tap, ample growing space and an enclosed outside growing space to the rear. The path continues to a gate that leads down to the river which bounds the property along this edge of the land, and another gate leads to another section of the garden. From here double iron gates lead into a disused Sewerage pumping station that adds a touch of history and character to the property. This area is remarkable. The former plant areas have been creatively converted into raised and sunken vegetable beds, ponds and garden areas, providing a unique space for gardening enthusiasts to unleash their creativity. There is a useful timber shed with power and lighting and the original former engine room, now used as a workshop, with power and lighting. This section is enclosed with gates and wire fencing and really is an incredibly unique addition to the property. A gate leads into another enclosure with a wood store shed and too barns, (one currently used as another wood storage shed and one used as winter stabling for the Alpacas but would equally make useful barn for any livestock.) And a gate leads down to another section of the riverbank. You end up now back in the Caravan Field, and from here a gate leads into the most stunning of woodlands. This beautiful woodland area, planted with a mixture of native trees, and carpeted through the spring with snowdrops, daffodils and bluebells, takes you all the way down to the Llanina Bridge at Llanina Woods. From here you can simply cross the road, and follow a short path through another woods, down to Traeth Gwyn Beach! In conclusion, this versatile property in Cei Bach is a rare find, offering a harmonious blend of comfort, space, and natural beauty. Having been run as a part time B&B in the past and being in close proximity to the coast, don't miss the chance to make this property your own and experience the best of countryside living in this enchanting location while having the opportunity to earn some additional income.