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To book a viewing for this property, please call Fine and Country West Wales & Pembrokeshire / Homes of Wales, on 01974 299055.
To book a viewing for this property, please call Fine and Country West Wales & Pembrokeshire / Homes of Wales, on 01974 299055.
3 Bedroom Semi Detached Barn Conversion, Ger Y Coed, Plwmp, Llandysul, SA44 6HB
Ger Y Coed, Plwmp, Llandysul, SA44 6HB
Fine and Country West Wales & Pembrokeshire / Homes of Wales
2nd Floor Suites 8 Great Darkgate Street, Aberystwyth
Description
Tucked into the quiet hamlet of Plwmp, on the road down toward the golden sands of Penbryn, Ger Y Coed is a beautifully converted three-bedroom barn that pairs genuine period character with the kind of practical, ready-to-move-into living that’s increasingly hard to find on this stretch of the Ceredigion coast.
Step through the front door and the scale of the conversion announces itself immediately: a vaulted sitting room rises to a full-height pine ceiling, its original A-frame trusses and pulley beam left exposed as a reminder of the building’s agricultural past. A wood-burning stove sits on a slate hearth beneath a full-height exposed stone chimney breast, and a galleried first-floor landing looks directly down into the room below — a real “wow” moment for anyone walking through the door for the first time.
The kitchen/breakfast room continues the theme, with painted beams overhead, a further exposed stone wall, and a sociable, open-plan layout that runs through to a dining area with a stable door out to the garden — perfect for morning coffee or letting the dog out without a second thought.
Downstairs, a versatile third bedroom (or ideal home office/study, if you don’t need three bedrooms) sits alongside a well-appointed shower room, giving real flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, or working from home.
Upstairs, two generous double bedrooms make the most of the vaulted roofline, both filled with natural light from a mix of traditional timber and uPVC double-glazed windows. The principal bathroom is fully tiled with a panelled bath, and the galleried landing itself is a genuine feature in its own right — not just a corridor, but a proper vantage point over the sitting room below.
Outside, a generous gravelled driveway provides ample off-road parking for several vehicles, framed by mature timber post-and-rail fencing and established planting. The garden is compact and manageable — ideal for anyone who wants a coastal lifestyle without a weekend of lawnmowing, and there’s a sense of privacy and quiet here that’s increasingly rare within such easy reach of the beach.
And that’s really the story of Ger Y Coed: a genuinely characterful conversion, offered with no onward chain, in a location that puts the Cardigan Bay coast within a very short drive. Properties combining all three of those things don’t come up often in this part of West Wales — early viewing is strongly recommended.
EPC Rating: D
Key Features
- Beautifully converted three-bedroom barn conversion
- No onward chain
- Vaulted sitting room with exposed A-frame trusses, pulley beam and wood-burning stove
- Full-height exposed stone chimney breast
- Galleried first-floor landing overlooking the sitting room
- Kitchen/breakfast room with exposed beams, stone wall and stable door to garden
- Two generous first-floor double bedrooms and a versatile ground-floor third bedroom/study
- Short distance to Penbryn beach and the Cardigan Bay coast
- Compact, manageable private garden
- Ready to move into
Property Details
- Property type: Barn Conversion
- Property style: Semi Detached
- Price Per Sq Foot: £171
- Approx Sq Feet: 1,905 sqft
- Council Tax Band: TBD
Rooms
Entrance Hall
Sitting Room
5.43m x 4.63m
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
3.00m x 5.06m
Shower Room
2.83m x 1.56m
Bedroom 3/Study
3.74m x 2.64m
FIRST FLOOR
Master Bedroom
5.52m x 4.48m
Bedroom 2
5.09m x 4.38m
Family Bathroom
3.09m x 1.66m
Gallery area
4.50m x 1.57m
Floorplans
Location
Plwmp sits just inland from Penbryn, one of the most celebrated beaches on the Cardigan Bay coast — a National Trust-owned stretch of golden sand backed by wooded valleys and coastal path walking in both directions. The village of New Quay, with its harbour, shops and seafront restaurants, is a short drive away, as is Aberporth, while the market town of Llandysul offers everyday amenities. This is a genuinely sought-after pocket of Ceredigion, prized for its combination of rural quiet and coastal access.
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