Property Details: - Type: Cottage - Bedrooms: 3 - Bathrooms: 1

Agent: Fine & Country - West Wales - Aberystwyth Phone: 01974 212506

<p>There are properties that simply stop you in your tracks. Brodeg is one of them. Set in the heart of the sought-after village of Moylegrove in North Pembrokeshire, this exceptional Welsh stone semi-detached cottage delivers something rarely found in a single instruction: authentic period character, beautifully curated interiors, a garden that takes your breath away, and — Entirely separate to the rear is Ty Llygod — a beautifully appointed ancillary space of boutique holiday-let quality, provides exceptional additional accommodation, ideal as a luxurious guest suite, studio, or versatile retreat space, with an excellent range of facilities.</p><p>Built of traditional Welsh rubble stone with dressed quoin detailing beneath a slate roof, Brodeg is a property of genuine provenance. The front elevation, with its charming duck-egg blue tongue-and-groove front door, climbing creeper and period sash windows, presents a picture that stops traffic. Step inside and the quality only deepens.</p><p>The breakfast room is the soul of the house: a handsome, beamed room centred on a magnificent inglenook fireplace housing a blue electric AGA — included in the sale — with a heavy oak beam mantle, raised hearth, and the kind of warmth that makes a house feel immediately like home. Open through to the kitchen, the ground floor flows naturally and generously, with exposed stone walls, original timbers, and character at every turn.</p><p>Upstairs, three bedrooms of real individuality — from the master with its Victorian fireplace and damask wallpaper, to the bright second bedroom with its black iron bedstead and sage green walls — sit alongside a family bathroom of pure Victorian romance: a clawfoot roll-top bath, high-level cistern WC, brass rainfall shower and original panel ceiling. Every room tells a story.</p><p>Outside, the garden is simply extraordinary — a complete oasis of peace and privacy, lovingly cultivated over many years. Blossom trees, a Japanese maple, a wildlife pond, rose arch, productive fruit trees, and at the furthest point, half-hidden amongst the planting, a Scandinavian wood-fired hot tub, set within its own private gravel garden,along with a greenhouse are available by separate negotiation.</p><p>And then there is Tŷ Llygod. Tucked privately to the rear and named 'The Mouse House' in Welsh, this beautifully converted stone outbuilding is a property in its own right: a vaulted stone interior with three Velux rooflights, a wood-burning stove set into a stone recess, a king-size bedroom-sitting room of real drama, a mezzanine crogloft above, and a shower room finished to a standard that would not look out of place in a boutique hotel. The income potential — or the lifestyle utility — is impossible to overstate.</p><p>Brodeg is a rare dual-asset in one of Wales's most beautiful and sought-after coastal villages. Whether as a forever home with income, a multi-generational retreat, or an outstanding lifestyle purchase with a proven holiday let potential, this is a property that rewards every expectation.</p><br/>EPC Rating: D