An end-of-terrace house on Beach Parade in Aberaeron, one of only five in the terrace and one of eleven homes on the street, has been listed for sale at £475,000 with Evans Bros, Aberaeron.
The early 20th-century property offers a front-row position overlooking the sea and beach, with abundant space inside its substantial floorplan. It stands out from its predominantly Georgian neighbours and presents renovation potential to bring it into 2026, adding value while creating dream interiors for a new owner.
Sea views and period features
The house enjoys views over Cardigan Bay from every window, with side windows on the upper two floors overlooking the harbour towards the Harbourmasters Hotel and Restaurant. Original features include a carved newel post staircase, a front reception room with fireplace, skirtings, floorboards, layered coving, and an ornate ceiling rose.
The property includes three reception rooms, a side garden, and a garage. The loft offers potential to create additional bedrooms, with two neighbouring properties having completed loft conversions. The house also has a dual-aspect principal bedroom on the first floor and a rear bedroom with dual aspect, benefiting from the extra side windows of an end-of-terrace position.
Rare sale on the street
According to Rightmove, only one sale has occurred on Beach Parade in the last three years: a bungalow further down the parade sold for £290,000 in May 2025. The street is located in Aberaeron, a Ceredigion town between New Quay and Aberystwyth at the mouth of the river Aeron.
The town's unique layout was envisioned when the Reverend Alban Thomas Jones initiated harbour improvements in 1805, with architect Edward Haycock playing a key role. Aberaeron was described as 'one of the best examples of a planned township of small scale in Wales'. The town prospered as a port, at one stage featuring as many as 35 pubs, but its maritime legacy diminished after the railways arrived from approximately 1911. Today, Aberaeron is a tourist hotspot that welcomes hundreds of visitors weekly, supplementing its resident population of 1,274, and is becoming known as a food lover's destination with cafes, delis, restaurants, and pubs.
