High Street, St. Dogmaels, Cardigan, Pembrokeshire, SA43 3EE

Looking for a charming village home with character features and a garden that works across the seasons? This updated three-bedroom house in St Dogmaels offers just that, with comfortable living, a generous rear garden, and easy access to Poppit Sands and the Cardigan Bay coastline in West Wales.

Right in the centre of St Dogmaels, this three-bedroom terrace has been thoughtfully updated while keeping plenty of character in place. It’s one of those properties that makes good use of its space, with original features like exposed floorboards, and decorative touches that sit neatly alongside modern comforts.

From the street, the house is set slightly back behind a metal gate and low-walled frontage, giving a bit of usable space in front of the door. Inside, there’s a small inner porch, then a glass door into a hallway with a lovely ceiling arch, wooden floors, and access to the rooms downstairs. The front-facing living room is bright and simple, with a sash-style window, feature fireplace, and those floorboards continuing through.

The kitchen sits at the rear and feels like the centre of the house. There’s a view out to the garden, and space for a table, making it somewhere that works well for day-to-day life. Units run along one wall with a single sink and a gas cooker recessed into a small inglenook, with extractor above. The fridge-freezer is tucked in neatly, and there’s a useful walk-in pantry under the stairs for those who need a bit of extra storage. The gas boiler is mounted on the wall here too, running the central heating and hot water.

From the kitchen, a boot room leads out to the back garden – a handy space for coats and shoes, and also the way through to the separate utility room. In the utility, there’s a second W/C, a sink unit, tumble dryer, and space and plumbing for a washing machine. Altogether, the downstairs layout flows well, with everything practical in easy reach but not on top of each other.