St. Dogmaels, Cardigan

This waterfront property called Glanteifi House includes its west wing called Mallards House. Glanteifi House is a substantial double fronted, six-bedroom period mansion set over three floors thought to date to the mid-1800s, that has overtime been extended and modified. To the rear is an adjoining property called Mallard House that faces south, with its own fenced yard. It was once a wing forming part of the main house but over time was separated as a stand-alone dwelling. This could be reincorporated back into the main house.

Accommodation
Glanteifi House Ground Floor
A smart portico entrance leads into the reception hall with cloakroom off and doors leading to the principal reception rooms. On the right is the large sitting room with double aspect and views across the river, double French doors that open out onto the sun terrace and a fireplace providing a focal point. Adjacent is the dining room, again with views of the river and with double French doors that open out onto the front terrace. At the rear of the house is a large kitchen breakfast room with fitted units, double oven, hob, extractor hood and space for appliances. A utility room off the kitchen opens out onto the side porch and main parking area.
Stairs rise up from the reception hall to the first-floor accommodation that includes a principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and two further bedrooms. The two bedrooms at either side of the house enjoy double aspects looking up and down river. A separate bathroom with shower completes the floor.
Stairs continue to the second-floor accommodation that includes three further bedrooms, including a large nursery capable of accommodating four beds and a separate bathroom.
The cellar is currently used as as a workshop, storage and boiler room. This can be accessed through doors at either end via 2 separate sets of stairs.