£1,150,000
7 bed detached house for saleLlechryd, Cardigan, Ceredigion SA43
7 beds
4 baths
4 receptions
EPC Rating: C
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About this property
Manor Eifed is an exceptional Grade II Listed country residence set within approximately 20.8 acres of gardens, parkland and mature woodland, approached via an impressive sweeping driveway and framed by traditional entrance pillars. Believed to date from the early nineteenth century, this elegant Georgian manor offers a rare combination of period charm, privacy and lifestyle potential.Occupying a peaceful rural setting, the property enjoys a remarkable sense of seclusion whilst retaining a wealth of original character, including traditional sash and grid-style windows, decorative fireplaces, generous proportions and attractive views across its grounds.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and centres around a magnificent reception hall, a substantial space in its own right and ideally suited to use as an additional sitting or entertaining area. Two further reception rooms provide versatile living accommodation, including a welcoming principal sitting room featuring a log-burning stove and views across the surrounding countryside.
At the heart of the home lies the spacious kitchen and dining room, fitted with a range of units and centred around an impressive inglenook fireplace with log-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting hub for family life and entertaining.
The first floor offers five bedrooms and family bathroom facilities, with several rooms enjoying attractive outlooks across the estate. The principal bedroom is complemented by a neighbouring room currently utilised as a dressing room, offering flexibility to suit a variety of requirements. Character features continue throughout the first-floor accommodation, including decorative fireplaces and traditional windows. Spacious boarded loft excellent for storage. Aditional storage in the cellar.
Beyond the main house is a collection of traditional outbuildings and ancillary accommodation. X2 detached cottages provides additional living space, while further stone buildings offer considerable scope for restoration and enhancement, subject to any necessary consents. Old cow shed with potential for aditional space. A substantial workshop with roller-shutter access, inspection pit, power and lighting provides excellent practical space for vehicles, machinery and hobbies. Additional garages also on site.
The grounds are a defining feature of Manor Eifed. Formal gardens, including a charming walled garden with patio areas and a polytunnel, surround the house before giving way to open parkland and mature mainely Japanese larch woodland. A network of tracks and pathways meanders through the land, creating an idyllic setting for walking, riding and enjoying the outdoors. Of particular note, the estate benefits from direct access from the land onto a bridleway, making it especially appealing to equestrian purchasers seeking immediate access to the surrounding countryside.
Combining architectural heritage, extensive grounds, useful outbuildings and exciting future potential, Manor Eifed presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished country home in a truly exceptional setting.
Manor Eifed enjoys a peaceful and private rural setting on the outskirts of Llechryd, surrounded by the rolling countryside of West Wales whilst remaining conveniently accessible to the nearby market town of Cardigan.
The area is renowned for its natural beauty, with the stunning Ceredigion coastline, picturesque River Teifi valley and an abundance of walking, cycling and riding routes all within easy reach. Of particular note, the property benefits from direct access from its land onto a bridleway, making it especially appealing to equestrian enthusiasts.
Despite its tranquil setting, the property is well placed for access to a range of local amenities, schools and leisure facilities, with Cardigan, Newcastle Emlyn, Newport and Fishguard all within comfortable travelling distance.
Services
We are advised that the property benefits from Mains electricity, Mains & Spring Water, Heating is oil. Sewerage is private.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and centres around a magnificent reception hall, a substantial space in its own right and ideally suited to use as an additional sitting or entertaining area. Two further reception rooms provide versatile living accommodation, including a welcoming principal sitting room featuring a log-burning stove and views across the surrounding countryside.
At the heart of the home lies the spacious kitchen and dining room, fitted with a range of units and centred around an impressive inglenook fireplace with log-burning stove, creating a warm and inviting hub for family life and entertaining.
The first floor offers five bedrooms and family bathroom facilities, with several rooms enjoying attractive outlooks across the estate. The principal bedroom is complemented by a neighbouring room currently utilised as a dressing room, offering flexibility to suit a variety of requirements. Character features continue throughout the first-floor accommodation, including decorative fireplaces and traditional windows. Spacious boarded loft excellent for storage. Aditional storage in the cellar.
Beyond the main house is a collection of traditional outbuildings and ancillary accommodation. X2 detached cottages provides additional living space, while further stone buildings offer considerable scope for restoration and enhancement, subject to any necessary consents. Old cow shed with potential for aditional space. A substantial workshop with roller-shutter access, inspection pit, power and lighting provides excellent practical space for vehicles, machinery and hobbies. Additional garages also on site.
The grounds are a defining feature of Manor Eifed. Formal gardens, including a charming walled garden with patio areas and a polytunnel, surround the house before giving way to open parkland and mature mainely Japanese larch woodland. A network of tracks and pathways meanders through the land, creating an idyllic setting for walking, riding and enjoying the outdoors. Of particular note, the estate benefits from direct access from the land onto a bridleway, making it especially appealing to equestrian purchasers seeking immediate access to the surrounding countryside.
Combining architectural heritage, extensive grounds, useful outbuildings and exciting future potential, Manor Eifed presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished country home in a truly exceptional setting.
Manor Eifed enjoys a peaceful and private rural setting on the outskirts of Llechryd, surrounded by the rolling countryside of West Wales whilst remaining conveniently accessible to the nearby market town of Cardigan.
The area is renowned for its natural beauty, with the stunning Ceredigion coastline, picturesque River Teifi valley and an abundance of walking, cycling and riding routes all within easy reach. Of particular note, the property benefits from direct access from its land onto a bridleway, making it especially appealing to equestrian enthusiasts.
Despite its tranquil setting, the property is well placed for access to a range of local amenities, schools and leisure facilities, with Cardigan, Newcastle Emlyn, Newport and Fishguard all within comfortable travelling distance.
Services
We are advised that the property benefits from Mains electricity, Mains & Spring Water, Heating is oil. Sewerage is private.
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