2 bed mobile/park home for sale

Gwbert, Cardigan SA43

Discover the perfect blend of style and comfort of the abi Hamilton, located in the idyllic Waters Edge Leisure Park. This 2023 model holiday home is a sanctuary for families, couples, and retirees seeking a tranquil getaway. With two cosy bedrooms and the capacity to accommodate up to six guests, it offers ample space to unwind and reconnect with loved ones. The abi Hamilton's open-plan living area, complemented by free-standing furniture and stylish fabrics, creates an inviting atmosphere that feels both luxurious and homely.

Step out onto the expansive UPVC and galvanised steel deck to soak in the stunning views of the boats gliding by. Whether you're enjoying a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine, the picturesque vistas from both the front and side decks provide a serene backdrop for relaxation. The home's contemporary fixtures and sophisticated interior details elevate your stay, ensuring every moment is imbued with a sense of luxury.

With remarkable value and affordability, abi Hamilton promises an unforgettable holiday experience. Book your visit today and indulge in the luxurious cosiness that awaits you.

Park Information
Water’s Edge Leisure Park offers an exclusive escape to the captivating coast, ideal for those seeking tranquillity and nature in harmony. Situated at the edge of the Teifi river estuary, the park provides breathtaking views of Cardigan Bay and Poppit Sands, as well as the lush Pembrokeshire National Park. Its designation as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (sssi) highlights the park's commitment to conservation, where rare flora and diverse wildlife, including dolphins and the seasonal arrival of Brent geese, are protected and revered. Whether enjoying a picnic with panoramic sea views or engaging with the vibrant activities at the neighbouring Teifi Boat Club, Water’s Edge is a haven for families and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

Local Area
Just 1.5 miles from the park lies the charming town of Cardigan, steeped in rich history and cultural vibrancy. Once the commercial heart of South Wales, Cardigan's historic architecture now houses a plethora of independent shops, cafes, and restaurants, infusing the old with a lively modern spirit. Visitors can explore the magnificent Cardigan Castle or indulge in a round at Cardigan Golf Club. For nature lovers, the nearby Welsh Wildlife Centre offers a gateway to the scenic Teifi Marshes, while dolphin boat trips promise a closer encounter with the area's marine life. With its blend of historical intrigue and natural beauty, Cardigan is a compelling base for exploring the best of Ceredigion and beyond.