Newcastle Emlyn branch
Sycamore Street Newcastle Emlyn SA38 9AP
Philip Ling Estates provides property services throughout West Wales.
Based in the quaint, but busy Teifi Valley market town of Newcastle Emlyn, we have many years experience of supporting property buyers and sellers throughout the area of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.
Please use our West Wales property search to find the property that is right for you.
Our listings include; houses, bungalows, cottages, farms, small holdings and commercial properties throughout beautiful West Wales.
Our database is updated constantly, and you can register to make sure that you are the first to hear about our newest properties.
Latest sale listings for Newcastle Emlyn
- 3 beds
- 1 bath
- 2 living
Sunny Cottage, Ebenezer Street
Offers in the region of £128,000
Sunny Cottage is a characterful cottage under a slate roof with a recently re-lead chimney. The cottage has been refurbished, completely rewired with a new consumer unit, and benefits from...
New instruction
- 3 beds
Erw Lon, Beulah
Offers in the region of £255,000
Erw Lon is an improvable three-bedroom detached bungalow of standard brick and block construction under a tiled roof in need of modernisation. Access from the road is onto a concrete...
New instruction
- 2 beds
- 1 bath
- 1 living
No 5 Marlais View, Llansawel
Offers in the region of £148,000
No 5 Marlais View is a completely renovated two-bedroom terraced house under a slate roof. The property benefits from new timer double glazed windows to the front and uPVC double...
New instruction
- 7 beds
Bronafon House, Newcastle Emlyn
Offers in the region of £285,000
Bronafon House is a traditionally built, four storey building under a slate roof. The property has been refurbished to accommodate four apartments, three apartments have two bedrooms and one apartment...
New instruction
- 3 beds
Fishermans Cottages, Newcastle E...
Offers in the region of £52,000
Fishermans Cottages are two block built units under a corrugated roof. The units have previously had planning permission for a two-storey building. Unit one, in total measures 26’3” x 30’10”...
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About beautiful West Wales
This part of our website gives you information on the area of rural West Wales and the three diverse counties of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.
West Wales is one of Britain's most beautiful areas comprising hills and mountains, rivers, ancient woodlands, gorges, estuaries and picturesque sandy beaches. This western corner of Wales offers busy, but quaint market towns, villages, and rural hamlet communities as well as many working farms and craft businesses.
Whatever you are looking for; a country location or near the sea you can find it somewhere in West Wales. Why not visit the council’s website: www.movingtowales.com
Carmarthenshire
Carmarthenshire is often referred to as 'the garden of Wales'.
As well as being the location of Wales' newest garden, the National Botanic Garden of Wales, and also one of its oldest, the historic and atmospheric Aberglasney, the whole County boasts some of Wales' finest green landscapes such as the Tywi and Teifi Valleys.
It's a perfect combination of market towns, sandy beaches, country pubs; relaxing walks and a range of stunning castles that include the cliff top Carreg Cennen within the Brecon Beacons National Park.
With its rich mix of museums, galleries, countryside, leisure centres, attractions and events, Carmarthenshire has something for everyone.
Pembrokeshire
Fishguard Old Harbour in North Pembrokeshire.
Pembrokeshire is one of Europe's finest stretches of natural coastal beauty.
Much of the County is conserved and protected as part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, famous for its coastal path.
Pembrokeshire has the UK's highest number of Blue Flag beaches, excellent modern attractions, unrivalled opportunities for outdoor activities and a mix of seaside resorts to 'get away from it all' locations.
Ceredigion
Cardigan Island nestles in Cardigan Bay located on the west coastline of Mid Wales, lapped by Cardigan Bay waves, Ceredigion is sheltered from the east by the Plynlimon mountain range.
Riding, fishing, cycling and walking in the magnificent Cambrian Mountains are within easy reach of award-winning beaches along the Ceredigion Heritage Coast.