Welcome to this charming small holding in the picturesque coastal location of Cwmtydu, near Llwyndafydd. This property boasts approximately 25.58 acres of land with stunning sea views from the top fields, offering a truly idyllic setting for those seeking a peaceful countryside lifestyle. The property features a delightful mix of house, barns, gardens & grazing land, providing ample opportunities for nature enthusiasts or those looking to engage in agricultural activities. Two agricultural barns accompany the land, presenting a myriad of possibilities for use, whether for storage, livestock, or workshop spaces. Cwmtydu is set on the stunning coast of Cardigan Bay, in West Wales, with a pretty beach, while Llwyndafydd is located just two miles inland. Famed for its links to smuggling, Cwmtydu’s pretty cove is popular all year round with people and wildlife and gives direct access onto the Ceredigion Coastal Path. Llwyndafydd dates back hundreds of years, with Henry Tudor’s army reported to have visited the area on their way to the Battle of Bosworth in 1485. Nearby New Quay is only 5.4 miles away where local amenities can be found. The larger town of Aberaeron is only 11.4 miles away, and Cardigan is 15.9 miles away. Entry into the property is via patio doors into the useful porch, with concrete flooring, fitted base units, another set of patio doors on the far side giving access to the rear garden, and a step up and door into the kitchen. Fitted with modern, matching base and wall units the kitchen has views out over the front garden and has fitted electric oven and gas hob, space and plumbing for a washing machine, a sink with drainer, and a door into the living room. The living room has a window overlooking the rear garden (where there is ample space to add a conservatory if desired (subject to building regulations) and houses the solid fuel Rayburn, which is used for cooking and is also the boiler that does the hot water and central heating.