Property features

• Ideal renovation project with excellent potential to create a character home in a desirable village location.
• Retains some original features including exposed stone walls
• Mains gas central heating
• Driveway with carport
• Garage/workshop and lean-to
• Raised garden
• Double-glazed windows
• Well proportioned rooms
• Council Tax band C (Pembrokeshire Council) £1831 per annum
• EPC on order
• Built circa 1930's to 1949

Summary

An exciting refurbishment project comprising a three-bedroom semi-detached cottage in St Dogmaels. The property offers character features, 2 reception rooms and generous outside space, with scope to add value. Ideal for buyers seeking a project in a desirable village location.

Details

Situated in the sought-after village of St Dogmaels, this three-bedroom semi-detached cottage presents a fantastic renovation opportunity for buyers looking to create a characterful home or investment project.

The property retains a number of original cottage features, including exposed stonework, offering a wonderful canvas for sympathetic restoration.

The ground floor is entered via a small entrance hall, which branches into two principal reception rooms. To the right is a bright and welcoming lounge, featuring an exposed stone wall, decorative chimney alcove and dual-aspect windows and a small built in display cabinet. To the left is a well-proportioned dining room, also benefiting from dual-aspect windows and a built-in cupboard. Laminate flooring runs throughout the ground floor.

Beyond the dining room lies the kitchen, fitted with neutral white wall and base units and housing the mains gas central heating boiler. A door from the kitchen leads into a lean-to, providing access to an outdoor storage cupboard on one side and, on the other, through to the carport.

To the first floor are three reasonably sized bedrooms and a family bathroom, comprising a bath, wash hand basin, WC and a separate shower enclosure. The property also benefits from double-glazed windows and a loft space.

The property would benefit from a full renovation and improvement both internally and externally. Prospective purchasers should note there are visible signs consistent with moisture and condensation, and are advised to carry out their own investigations and surveys to satisfy themselves as to condition and any works required.

Externally, the property enjoys a good-sized driveway, carport and a small garage/workshop to the rear. Steps lead up to a raised garden, arranged over two sections — one lawned and one gravelled. There is currently a greenhouse and shed, both of which will require maintenance/removing, and the garden as a whole would benefit from clearing and landscaping.

The property title currently includes the adjoining two-bedroom property next door, which is occupied by a sitting tenant. The intention is for the titles to be split prior to completion. The neighbouring property may become available for purchase in the future once the tenant vacates and has previously undergone significant renovation before being let.

Overall, this is a property full of potential, ideal for buyers seeking a rewarding project in a desirable Pembrokeshire village, with the opportunity to transform a character home into something truly special.

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St Dogmaels is a popular riverside village situated at the mouth of the River Teifi, just outside the market town of Cardigan. The village offers a range of local amenities including shops, a primary school, cafés and pubs, as well as the historic ruins of St Dogmaels Abbey. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, it provides an attractive balance of village life and coastal living.

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