This unique Grade 2 listed house, dating back to 1869, is a rare find, boasting 5 acres of land, a large detached workshop with a thatched roof, and additional outbuildings. The cottage, formerly owned by the Mill owner, has been beautifully preserved, retaining its original features, including an inglenook fireplace, bread oven, and exposed beams. The property offers 4 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, and a large kitchen/diner, all finished to a high standard while maintaining its character. The land surrounding the property is gently sloped and offers a range of uses, including a stream, trees, and a 1-acre paddock. Additional features include a partly stone-built workshop, greenhouse, and outbuildings, including a thatched-roof Fflatri Yr Ogof, which could be converted (subject to consent). With 3 parking areas, oil-fired central heating, and a registered smallholding number, this property is a hidden gem, offering peace and quiet, yet proximity to nearby towns and the coastline.