Remote rural cottage in secret spot has no neighbours or noise just glorious sea views

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This charmingcottage is tucked away in the perfect country and coast location for peace and privacy and yet a short drive to two vibrant towns

Nestled into the stunning, undulating Ceredigion countryside, with just fields of sheep, hedgerows and woodland teeming with wildlife and the soundtrack of bird song throughout the day, this pretty stone cottage can surely be described as an idyllic rural retreat. No close neighbours, very few cars travelling on the maze of tiny country lanes and no stress - just stunning views of the distant coast and sea, fresh air and daily opportunities to explore and fully immerse yourself within this special and secret spot within this beautiful Welsh county. Offering a pure escape to the country, this four-bed charming detached cottage feels like an island of tranquillity and serenity, and inside the surely hoped for cottage character any buyer is looking for from a period rural home can be found in abundance here.

For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here READ MORE: We spent £1.2m turning this unremarkable bungalow into a dream home The much-loved home called Maeglas is a real gem for those seeking a mix of quaint charm and contemporary comfort. Step inside to find a cosy wood burner, ideal for warming up on chilly nights, while the farmhouse-style kitchen complete with a Rayburn stove radiates warmth and rustic appeal.



There's white-washed stone walls, an inglenook fireplace, exposed ceiling beams and window lintels, stripped wooden floors, exposed stone walls and a Rayburn stove in the kitchen diner. The magic extends outdoors with the property's breath-taking views over the Dyfi Estuary to the ocean, offering an ever-inspiring picturesque backdrop. A lengthy driveway leads up to the property, lending a sense of seclusion and privacy, while the surrounding gardens offer plenty of space for outdoor pursuits and relaxation.

Whether it's a leisurely walk or simply soaking in the natural beauty, Maesglas' outdoor area is a sanctuary for those looking to reconnect with nature. With its welcoming atmosphere, prime location, and stunning vistas, this property presents a rare chance to enjoy a lifestyle that equally values comfort and serenity. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently situated near the bustling town of Aberystwyth and the stunning landscapes of Eryri Snowdonia National Park, making it an excellent base for exploring the wonders of this special slice of Wales.

The cottage is for sale with a guide price of £535,000 with Fine and Country West Wales, call 01974 299055 to find out more. For more property stories join our Amazing Welsh Homes Facebook group here A pretty cottage that offers character and charm with modern convenience in a serene and secluded spot that offers country and coast to explore -welcome to your relaxing rural retreat. No close neighbours and no urban noise or pollution, the cottage called Maesglas is found nestled into the Ceredigion countryside along a peaceful rural lane and at the end of its own, long, private driveway.

Coast and country views offer the best of both worlds, and yet the towns of Aberystwyth and Machynlleth are both just a short drive away. Imagine relaxing on this sun-drenched deck at the front of the cottage with a morning coffee or evening drink and entertaining friends with alfresco dining experiences surrounded by stunning scenery that sweeps down to the sea. Inside, the cottage oozes character including exposed beams and white-washed stone walls.

The lounge area of the open-plan ground floor reception area is charming and cosy, with the fireplace the focal point to cluster around and relax with a book or enjoy chatting with friends or family. The farmhouse-style kitchen diner on the other side of the open-plan area is another effortlessly inviting spot - a combination of traditional and modern via the Rayburn stove next to the contemporary oven. At the rear of the kitchen diner is a bonus sun room that is flooded with light and views and can tempt you in with the offer of peace or an extra place to entertain.

The sun room leads out to a sun-drenched sunken patio that feels private and intimate compared to the rest of the garden that offers immense and far-reaching views. The ground floor of the cottage is home to two of the potential five bedrooms hiding inside this pretty property. The one bathroom is located on the ground floor too and offers a four-piece suite plus the continuation of the cottage charm.

The statement, free-standing bath sits on a raised platform offering a special spot to relax in hot bubbles at the end of an enjoyable day exploring the surrounding countryside on foot, bike, or horse. Up the main central staircase to find a spacious upper level of accommodation that could become the main bedroom or a large roof studio or even a huge lounge perfect for entertaining many guests. But this quirky cottage hasn't finished surprising you yet because there's another staircase to discover inviting you to climb again and find more useful accommodation.

At the top of the bright blue second staircase you will find two more rooms, one of which is a bedroom and the remaining room is currently being used as a home office with such an incredible view it must be very hard to get any work done at all. Views of the surrounding countryside at sunrise are breath-taking and continue to mesmerise throughout the day. Watching the sun set over the coast and the inky dark night sky peppered with stars is life-affirming experience - and this much-loved cottage can offer you a front row seat every day.

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