An exceptional opportunity to acquire a magnificent Grade II listed country estate set within approximately 25 acres alongside the River Teifi. Combining an elegant historic mansion, established holiday cottages, extensive grounds, and private river frontage, Dolhaidd Mansion offers a rare lifestyle and investment opportunity in the heart of West Wales.
Dating back to the 17th century, the principal residence blends an impressive Victorian façade with elegant Georgian interiors and extends to eight bedrooms, five reception rooms, and four bathrooms. The mansion retains an abundance of original period features, including sash windows with shutters, ornate cornicing, vaulted ceilings, fireplaces, timber flooring, and fine architectural detailing. The spacious accommodation includes formal sitting and dining rooms, a library, snooker room, study, and two traditional kitchens, one centred around a classic four-oven AGA, making the property equally suited to family living and entertaining.
Complementing the main residence are four beautifully converted holiday cottages comprising three two-bedroom cottages and one three-bedroom cottage. Retaining the character of the original estate buildings while providing comfortable modern accommodation, the cottages offer an established income-generating opportunity and appeal to visitors seeking a peaceful countryside retreat.
The estate extends to approximately 25 acres of mature woodland, gardens, pasture, and lawns, with a private stretch of the renowned River Teifi providing exceptional salmon and sea trout fishing. The river frontage includes a natural waterfall, creating an idyllic setting rarely available on the open market. Additional buildings include a Grade II listed stable block, coach house, garage, laundry facilities, woodshed, and a historic ice house, offering considerable versatility and future potential, subject to any necessary consents.
Steeped in Welsh history, Dolhaidd Mansion is associated with centuries of heritage, with links to William the Conqueror's era, the celebrated poet Dafydd ap Gwilym, the Rebecca Riots, and architectural influences believed to reflect the work of John Nash.
Whether acquired as a distinguished private residence, a hospitality business, or an income-producing country estate, Dolhaidd Mansion represents one of the most significant lifestyle properties currently available in West Wales.
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