Rhoshill, Cardigan, Pembrokeshire, SA43 2TT

Looking for a manageable 3.03 acre (approx) smallholding with glimpses of the sea in the distance and excellent equestrian facilities? This well-kept property in Rhoshill, near Cardigan, offers a thoughtfully arranged home with outbuildings, stables and over three acres of land in the heart of West Wales, with glimpses towards Poppit Sands and Cardigan Bay.

In the rural village of Rhoshill, just a short drive from the coast and the town of Cardigan, this well-arranged smallholding presents a practical and flexible set-up for anyone seeking space for horses or a small number of animals. With around 3.03 acres of land, a comfortable bungalow, outbuildings including a detached garage/workshop, and a well-structured group of stables, the layout here has been planned for ease of use, access and future potential. Distant sea glimpses towards Poppit Sands and Gwbert lend a quiet charm, while the location—tucked off the A478—makes coastal access remarkably straightforward.

The approach is directly off a country lane, via wooden gates leading onto a private tarmac drive. As the drive curves up towards the house, it passes the garage/workshop on one side, finishing at a practical turning circle in front of the property with the stables on the left-hand side. This simple but effective layout makes day-to-day movements—whether with horsebox, caravan or delivery vehicles—much easier than many rural setups.

The house itself is a traditional single-storey layout that suits the plot well. At the front of the bungalow, a set of steps rises to the front door which opens into a central hallway. From here, access leads off to the main living room, kitchen, three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The living room, positioned at the front of the house, is fitted with a Valor gas heater and a front window looking out across the land, with views stretching across the paddocks and out towards the coast.