3 bed bungalow for sale

Llys Y Felin, Kidwelly SA17

Thoughtfully designed new-build bungalows forming an exclusive, low-density development in the historic town of Kidwelly, combining contemporary comfort with long-term energy efficiency.

The Property

Plots 11 and 12 at The Old Mill are attractive, detached bungalows forming part of a carefully planned development of just 24 homes, set within a mature and established corner of Kidwelly. Each property offers well-balanced accommodation extending to approx. 1,000sqft, designed with a strong emphasis on natural light, ease of living and modern efficiency.

The internal layout centres around a generous kitchen and dining space which opens into a bright sunroom, providing direct access to the rear garden and creating a natural hub for everyday living and entertaining. A spacious lounge with a curved bay window adds character and a sense of calm, while three bedrooms include two comfortable doubles and a third bedroom ideal as a guest room, study or hobby space.

The bathroom and cloakroom are finished in a clean, contemporary style, complemented by quality fixtures and fittings throughout. Built-in storage, underfloor heating and thoughtful design details enhance practicality without compromising on style. These modern homes incorporate environmentally friendly technologies, including:

Air source heat pumps.
Solar panels for heating and electricity.

These measures not only promote sustainability but also lower energy costs for homeowners.

Externally, each home benefits from a private garden, patio area, driveway parking and a garage, with the wider development arranged to preserve space, privacy and an open feel. Construction is traditionally robust, with modern elevations that sit comfortably within the surrounding townscape.

Completion is anticipated for Spring 2026, offering buyers the opportunity to secure a high-quality, future-proofed home at an early stage.

The Location

The Old Mill is located on Parkview Drive in Kidwelly, a historic Welsh town set at the mouth of the Gwendraeth Valley on the A484 between Carmarthen (approx. 9 miles) and Llanelli (approx. 6 miles). The town is best known for its striking Norman castle, which forms a dramatic and characterful backdrop to daily life.

Kidwelly Railway Station is within walking distance (approx. 0.6 miles) and provides direct services east to London Paddington and Manchester Piccadilly, and west towards Pembroke Dock, Fishguard and Milford Haven, making it a strong choice for commuters and those seeking easy regional access.

Local amenities including shops, cafés, schools and public houses are close at hand, while the nearby Pembrey Peninsula (approx. 4 miles) offers outstanding coastal and woodland scenery, championship golf, a Blue Flag beach, harbour facilities and the renowned Pembrey Country Park, one of Wales’ leading outdoor attractions.

Further afield, Carmarthen provides a full range of shopping, dining and professional services, and acts as a gateway to Pembrokeshire, with coastal destinations such as Tenby and Saundersfoot reachable in around 30 minutes. The National Botanic Garden of Wales (approx. 12 miles) adds another outstanding lifestyle draw, offering year-round appeal.