Nestled in the tranquil village of Moylegrove, this unique property comprises a charming two-bedroom cottage and the former Tabernacle Baptist Chapel, both offering substantial renovation potential. Approximately six miles west of Cardigan, the location is within the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, providing an idyllic backdrop that enhances the appeal of this investment opportunity.
The former chapel dates back to 1894 and features original architectural elements, including stained glass panels and extensive wooden pews. Positioned adjacent to a small stream in a flat area of the village, it boasts a welcoming entrance foyer with double doors that lead into the main church space. The spacious gallery above adds to its character and provides a stunning view of the interior below. A former baptistry pool is situated at the front of the chapel, contributing to its historical significance.
Behind the chapel lies Glandy Cottage, a solidly built residence in need of refurbishment yet ripe for transformation. While both buildings require attention, they sit on approximately 0.6 acres of land that presents opportunities for development (subject to relevant planning permissions). The grounds include spacious lawn areas bordered by mature vegetation and feature a block-built store/workshop attached to the rear extension of the cottage.
The cottage itself has traditional characteristics such as fitted carpets and fireplaces in both living and dining rooms, while essential amenities like mains electricity, water, and drainage are already connected. The gently sloping land extends beyond the garden to include a paddock area, creating further potential for landscaping or agricultural use.
This property offers a rare combination of historical charm, rural tranquility, and investment possibility within one of Wales' most picturesque regions. Prospective buyers are encouraged to explore various renovation avenues or alternative uses with local planning authorities to fully unlock its potential.
