Property features

• Attractive two bedroom cottage in Llangwm, set within walking distance of the Cleddau Estuary
• Beautifully renovated throughout, offering bright and well-proportioned accommodation
• Two double bedrooms, served by a shower room and additional cloakroom
• Character features including exposed beams, skylights and a log burner
• Enclosed rear garden, thoughtfully landscaped with lawn, seating areas and outdoor storage
• Gated block paved driveway providing off-road parking for three vehicles

Summary

An attractive two bedroom cottage situated within the popular village of Llangwm, offering well-presented and thoughtfully renovated accommodation throughout. The property provides bright and well-proportioned living space, complemented by a number of retained character features that add to its overall appeal. Externally, the cottage benefits from an enclosed rear garden and off-road parking, all set within a convenient position for access to the surrounding countryside and Cleddau Estuary. 

Description

**Open Home | Saturday 18th April 2026 | 11:30am - 12:30pm** (By Appointment Only)

The Story Behind This Beautifully Renovated Cottage In Llangwm...

"After spending many years holidaying in Pembrokeshire, we always knew this was where we wanted to retire. Llangwm stood out immediately — a village set along the Cleddau estuary, rich in wildlife, with beautiful walks in every direction. We were drawn to its character and individuality, where each home has its own story, alongside a genuine sense of community.

The village offers a strong centre, with a church, chapel, well-regarded pub and restaurant, sports teams, schools and medical facilities, all contributing to day-to-day life. Whilst enjoying a rural setting, we’ve never felt isolated, with easy access to Pembrokeshire’s coastline — with around 20 beaches within reach — and convenient links to the A48 and M4 for travel further afield.

Over the past three years, the house has been completely transformed from a neglected holiday cottage into a welcoming home. The kitchen now sits at its heart, with a glass lantern drawing in natural light throughout the day. The principal bedroom, reconfigured from two smaller rooms, offers a bright and airy space with full height and skylights.

Positioned within the basin of the village, the setting is incredibly peaceful, with the sounds of the estuary and surrounding nature ever present. The home offers two distinct atmospheres — a light-filled rear and a more traditional cottage feel to the front, complete with a log burner. The generous driveway provides ample space for visitors, including motorhomes, and flexibility for projects.

Above all, the sense of community here has meant the most, with neighbours who are supportive, welcoming and truly embody village life. We have loved living here. However, due to recent health issues, we now need to relocate to be closer to our children.”

Additional Information:

We are advised that mains services are connected, with lpg hot water and heating wit a new combination boiler installed.

Council Tax Band:

C (£1535.96)

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Details

Sun Room
5.54m x 4.42m (18’2” x 14’6”)
A bright and inviting space with tiled flooring and a full uPVC window surround overlooking the garden, complemented by velux windows that draw in additional natural light. The room offers ample space for both seating and dining, with french doors opening directly out to the garden.

Kitchen
4.93m x 3.94m (16’2” x 12’11”)
Limestone-effect porcelain tiled flooring runs throughout, with a range of matching shaker-style base units complemented by solid oak worktops and up stands. Integrated appliances include an AEG dishwasher, Hotpoint oven and Neff four-ring electric hob with extractor over, alongside a stainless steel 1.5 bowl sink positioned beneath a window. There is space for a freestanding fridge/freezer, while a skylight enhances the natural light. An exposed stone archway, currently utilised for storage, adds character to the space.

Lounge
7.41m x 3.22m (24’4” x 10’7”)
A well-proportioned reception room with carpet underfoot and exposed ceiling beams, offering generous space for a range of seating arrangements. A log burner set on a slate hearth with an oak mantel above creates a natural focal point, with windows to the fore aspect and a solid oak front door providing access.

Master Bedroom
5.28m x 3.22m (17’4” x 10’7”)
A spacious double bedroom featuring a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams, pendant lighting and velux windows, allowing for plenty of natural light. The room provides ample space for bedroom furniture and benefits from built-in wardrobes, with windows to the fore aspect.

Bedroom Two
3.36m x 2.66m (11’0” x 8’9”)
A further double bedroom with exposed beam detail, offering space for a double bed and accompanying furniture, with a window overlooking the rear garden.

WC / Cloakroom
2.40m x 1.21m (7’10” x 4’0”)
Fitted with tiled flooring and tongue and groove panelled walls, this useful cloakroom includes coat hooks, a WC and a wash hand basin set within a vanity unit with mirror above. A window is fitted to the fore aspect, with a loft hatch also accessible.

Shower Room
2.06m x 1.68m (6’9” x 5’6”)
Appointed with vinyl tiled flooring and a modern suite comprising a WC, wash hand basin with mirror above, and a walk-in shower with rainfall head and glass screen. A window to the rear and extractor fan provide ventilation.

External
The rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged, featuring a gated block paved driveway providing parking for approximately three vehicles, alongside a lawned area with steps leading up to a gravelled seating space. Wooden sheds offer additional storage, with mature hedging surrounding the garden to provide a good degree of privacy.

Floor Plans

EPC