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The website Considering relocating from an urban situation to the freedom and wild beauties of West Wales? Browse our website... We promote the sale of a unique, grade II listed 18th century house in the heart of a thriving market town. The characterful home (see photos) has been extensively modernised whilst retaining the charm of all the original features and provides a convenient location and ample family living space. The private garden slopes gently down to the banks of one of the country’s premier trout-fishing rivers - the Teifi, a haven of tranquility offering wonderful views across the water to the open meadows beyond. Newcastle Emlyn is situated upon the meanders of the Teifi river, landmarked in the valley by the ruins of the 13th century castle and weir. It is a friendly bilingual community which straddles the borders of Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion and is well connected to the local towns of Cardigan and Carmarthen and beyond to Swansea, Cardiff and the M4. The town is well equipped with sports and leisure facilities; in addition to standard amenities, Newcastle Emlyn boasts a number of specialist shops sought after in the region: children’s toys, designer clothes and nursery equipment; continental deli food; ladies’ boutique clothing; art & crafts ; kitchenware, etc. There is an array of ethnic cuisines and a number of friendly pubs. There is a small secondary school situated upon the valley slopes at the edge of the town and a choice of primary schools to be selected from surrounding villages and within the town itself. See links for more information Newcastle Emlyn’s immediate surroundings are rolling hills and wooded valleys with scattered waterfalls and clear streams. It is a 10 minute drive to the nearest secluded beaches and wildlife on the Ceredigion coast, with areas of natural beauty such as the Pembrokeshire coastal path, the Preseli Hills and the Elan Valley on the doorstep, whilst Southern Snowdonia is within easy access. It is a paradise for keen walkers and for oudoor sports, and the region is also culturally served by the ancient University of Lampeter and several excellent Arts Centres. Transport
PLEASE VISIT THE LINKS PAGE or GALLERY for further details on the town and local area. |
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