Please Quote AR0614 Welcome to The Willows, a unique and versatile property offering endless possibilities for modern living! This charming 3-bedroom detached dormer bungalow comes complete with a 1-bedroom self-contained annexe, perfect for multi-generational living or generating additional income through renting out. Property benefits from off road parking for several cars.Lovely additional features to this property on the open plan ground floor are underfloor heating, 2 sets of bi-folding doors and a living flame fire in the lounge area adjacent to the kitchen/diner. The kitchen/diner/lounge area has been designed with an open plan format which flows perfectly for entertaining guests. The kitchen benefits from fridge freezer, dishwasher,oven, microwave & combi oven.The utility room next to the kitchen area offers space for a washing machine & tumble drier. Upstairs the 2 double bedrooms have fitted wardrobes and the bathrooms & en suite all have bespoke tiling with steam free, touch mirrors.The annexe area consists of fitted kitchen with oven & hob ,dishwasher & fridge freezer, lounge area with bi-folding doors that open up to reveal panoramic countryside views. Remote control blinds add a touch of luxury as day turns to night with the flick of a switch from your chair.Upstairs the 21ft bedroom with en suite offers great space for a family member or tenant. Nestled on approx half an acre , this property also features a rarely found live-work element, making it a dream for entrepreneurs looking to run a business right from the comfort of their home. Imagine the convenience and flexibility of having your work space just steps away. Adjacent to the main residence is a newly erected 60ft x 35ft commercial shed with roller shutter door and 14ft opening with 6 point door at the side. Reinforced concrete floor, power floated anti-drip sheeting with plastic coated drainage to the front with six inch gutters & down pipes. The road leading to the shed is fully rolled and ready for tarmac. There is ample space for heavy-duty vehicles or machinery and offers plenty of parking.This property is truly a haven for those seeking a perfect blend of living, working, and storage space.Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind opportunity at The Willows - where living, working, and thriving all come together seamlessly. Schedule a viewing today and unlock the potential of this extraordinary property!The village of Johnston is located some 3 miles south of the County Town of Haverfordwest, on the way to Milford Haven, Neyland Marina, and the Cleddau Bridge, which gives access to Pembroke and South Pembrokeshire. The stunning Pembrokeshire coastline is within easy reach, with beautiful sandy beaches at Broad Haven,Little Haven, Freshwater East and many others.Haverfordwest has a wide range of amenities including Train Station, Hospital, Leisure Centre and Swimming Pool, Cinemas, Primary and Secondary Schools, Sixth Form College, Supermarkets, Retail Parks etc, whilst Johnston has a Primary School, train station, shops, doctor's surgery..Viewing: By appointment via the Agent.Tenure: We are advised Freehold.Services: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.Tax: Band F Room Dimensions /Ground FloorKitchen 18' 9'' x 15''6'' 5.70m x 4.73m Utility Room 14 '11'' x 5'11'' 4.54m x 1.80mOpen Plan Lounge 27'3'' x 21'4'' 8.30m x 6.50m Bedroom 1 12'10'' x 9'6'' 3.90m x 2.90m Lounge/Diner 27'7'' x 17'3'' 8.40m x 5.25m1st FloorMaster Bedroom 17'3'' x 14'4'' 5.25m x 4.36mEn Suite 7'7'' x 7'0'' 2.31m x 2.13mBedroom 2 17'3'' x 8'7'' 5.25m x 2.62m Bathroom 9'3'' x 7'7'' 2.85m x 2,31m Bedroom /Annexe 21'0'' x 13'1'' 6.40m x 3.99m For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_haverfordwest-d197110/for-sale_i68548895
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Fbm Signature are proud to have the honour of presenting Taino Beach Lodge to the open market. The architecturally designed structure constructed in 2018, using the finest, fully treated Baltic Pine set in approximately an acre on the periphery of Amroth. The position is truly something special, from the moment you meander down the driveway the view over Caldey Island, Tenby, Saundersfoot, Wisemans Bridge back to Amroth will no doubt take your breath away. Not only boasting some of the finest views over the South of the Pembrokeshire Coastline, Taino Beach Lodge also offers spectacular views to the East towards Worms Head the golden sand at the Gower peninsular and even on a clear day the North Devon Coastline.Taino Beach Lodge offers a primary lodge, independent one bedroom lodge with en suite and patio, summer house with gin bar plus a separate large detached garage containing WC and auxiliary room which has previously been utilised as a bedroom.The primary lodge has been positioned to take full advantage of its unique position providing views over the coastline from almost every room, a 4m deck extends from the accommodation to further enhance this. Two sets of bi-fold doors frame the coastline view from the centre piece of the property, the spacious kitchen/dining/living room. Branching from either side of the reception area are both the bedroom areas, both of which host en suits and one of which with a dressing area. A separate WC and rear porch/study completes the main residence.Amroth, nestled along the enchanting coastline of Pembrokeshire in Wales, serves as a picturesque gateway to the region's sprawling beauty and historic charm. This tranquil seaside village is famed for its long, sandy beach that stretches invitingly along the southern edge of Pembrokeshire, offering breathtaking views across Carmarthen Bay towards the Gower Peninsula. As part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Amroth provides a unique blend of natural landscapes, from rugged coastal cliffs to serene, wooded valleys. The village itself is steeped in history, with remnants of its past visible in the form of ancient ruins and the storied tales of old smugglers' coves. Amroth's inviting atmosphere, coupled with its scenic surroundings and rich heritage, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the Welsh coast while exploring the abundant wildlife, captivating trails, and cultural treasures that Pembrokeshire has to offer.From Tenby, proceed towards Kilgetty and at the roundabout head towards St. Clears. Take the first right turning signposted Stepaside and proceed up the hill. Take the next right signposted Amroth. Proceed into the heart of the village and proceed along the seafront. After passing the New Inn public house continue to the top of the hill, the entrance to Taino Beach Lodge can be found on the left hand side.What3Words: ///stew.bandwagon.lows For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_narberth-d198330/for-sale_i70441923
Idyllic smallholding offering a fine house, excellent outbuildings and a holiday wood cabin overlooking a wildlife lake. All set in about 6.7 acres. DescriptionBrynmeini was once a large farm but is now a pretty smallholding offering the perfect opportunity for those looking for a lifestyle-change property. The property offers an attractive house offering generous accommodation space for a family. There is also a delightful wood cabin that has been used as a holiday let retreat that overlooks a stunning wildlife lake with island. A traditional stone barn on the yard has been used an office/studio and offers conversion potential into further accommodation (stp subject to planning). In addition there is an excellent range of modern outbuildings that offer perfect space for workshops, animals, feed, horses and ponies (one barn has dedicated stabling/loose boxes) with one large barn having the potential to use as a small indoor exercise arena. Together with the large, landscaped grounds and gardens, beautiful wildlife lake with island and pasture paddock, the whole property extends to about 6.7 acres (stms subject to measured survey). Accommodation Ground FloorA welcoming glazed entrance leads into an entrance lobby with built in cloaks cupboard. A door on the right opens into the large drawing room with beamed ceiling and a wood burning stove providing a warm focal point. A door opens from this room to a lounge with beamed ceiling overlooking the side gardens. This room opens into a large and light reception/dining room with another wood burning stove, and an impressive garden room with natural light through a roof lantern and double French doors opening to the gardens. Adjacent is the large kitchen breakfast room with fitted units, worktops, space for appliances etc. Off the kitchen is a useful utility room, cloak room and porch to outside. First FloorStairs rise up from the lounge to the first floor accommodation that includes a main bedroom with an en suite shower room and double French doors that open out onto a superb balcony that runs the width of the house. Three further bedrooms can be found on the floor (one with an en suite shower room). A family bathroom completes the floor. ExternallyThe main house enjoys large, landscaped grounds and gardens to the rear and side with lawned areas, mature trees, bushes, shrubs and flower borders. Wood Cabin Across the yard and overlooking the relaxing lake is a cosy wood cabin that has been used a holiday let in the past. It offers comfortable accommodation with a sitting dining room with wood burning stove and double French doors that open out onto a covered balcony area overlooking the lake. Open plan to this room is a kitchen area. Two bedrooms and a separate shower room complete the accommodation. The Outbuildings Set around the old traditional yard is an excellent collection of outbuildings that are perfect for keeping of animals, feed and machinery and offer a multitude of uses. There is a traditional stone barn opposite the house that has been used an office/studio and offers conversion potential to further accommodation (stp). The modern outbuildings include two with roller doors that would be perfect as workshops, storage for classic cars etc, another barn with stabling/loose boxes and another barn that could be used as a small indoor arena. The LandAdjacent to the barns is a useful pasture paddock that is perfect for horses, ponies etc. Adjacent to the wood cabin and lake is another garden area. Beyond the lake is an area of woodland.LocationBrynmeini peacefully set on the edge of the village of Hermon (about a mile away). The popular town Crymych is also close at hand being about 2.5 miles away with everyday shops, secondary and primary schools. Crymych is also known as the capital of Preseli, the area around the impressive Preseli Mountains that are part of the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its miles of stunning walks and beaches. The A478 road is close at hand providing quick access to other neighbouring towns with Cardigan about 11 miles and Narberth about 14 miles.National railway connections are also available at Narberth and closer still at Clynderwen village that is only about 11 miles. The A40 is about 13 miles to the south that connects you to the rest of South Wales via the M4 and beyond.Square Footage: 2,728 sq ft Acreage: 6.7 Acres Additional InfoGeneral Remarks and StipulationsServicesMains electricity. Private water (well) and drainage (septic tank). Oil central heating to the house. Solar panels. Local AuthorityPembrokeshire. Council Tax Band F. Fittings & Contents Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fittings and contents are excluded from the sale though some may be available by separate negotiation. The fittings and contents in the log cabin will be included in the sale. Further information is available from the vendor's agents. Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of WayThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/ bridleways. Plans, Areas and SchedulesAny available plans, areas, and schedules are for identification and reference purposes only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof. ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills. Health & Safety Given the potential hazards of an old farm we would ask you to as vigilant as possible for your own safety when making your inspection, particularly around the farm outbuildings and the lake. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71601200
You enter the property from an enclosed, glazed, porch which leads you into the quarry tile floored main hallway that runs through the heart of the property. To either side of the hall you find two formal reception rooms, with the right hand room opening into the charming conservatory. The conservatory was added to take full advantage of the outlook over the gardens it forms a perfect space to entertain or enjoy the tranquillity of this beautiful setting. Wonderful whatever the season the conservatory enjoys underfloor heating which runs through to the kitchen/dining room beyond. The kitchen diner offers a lovely space that can also be accessed from the main hall. The kitchen also has a door to the rear gardens along with an entrance to the spacious utility room at the rear of the property. This handy utility offers even more storage and space for white goods along with a door to the ground floor cloakroom and another door to the exterior of the home. Also to the rear of the property is an office/study with a flexible storage/boot room next to it.Climbing the original wooden staircase, you pass the spacious family bathroom on the half landing before proceeding up to the first floor landing. This landing allows access to the four double and one single bedroom which radiate off it. One of the double bedrooms enjoys an ensuite bathroom with the single bedroom having previously served as a bathroom, an alteration which it may suit a buyer to reinstate. The property has recently been rewired and replumbed and provides an excellent base for a new owner to put their stamp on the home.The walled garden at the side of the property is a lovely selling point to the home. While the privacy afforded by its position is hard to match, the shelter provided by this walled space create a magical area. The gardens are home to a host of mature plants and trees and makes for an ideal protected growing space. Dotted around the clearing that the property sits in are a collection of sheds, garage, and timber stable block. Beyond the walls of the garden, you also find the ruins of a cottage which provides an interesting, and potentially restorable, footprint. The woodlands beyond the gardens provide a fascinating wilderness that offers bountiful wildlife, beautiful seasonal flower and a sustainable source of firewood to the property. In the woods you also find two ancient iron age settlements along with a collection of standing stones hidden amongst the lush undergrowth.For those looking to combine a charming and peaceful setting with the convenience of having two of Pembrokeshire's largest towns both within easy reach, Hazel Grove is sure to be an attractive proposition For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_haverfordwest-d197110/for-sale_i68350584
The PropertyLooking for a detached lifestyle home with water views & walking distance to the Marina?Well this stunning five bedroom family home, with stunning views across the Neyland Waterway is a really special property with large living accommodation & fantastic entertaining spaces for family & friends, if that is inside or outside then this property offers it all. The property is immaculate throughout, and sits on a sought after elevated plot.As you enter this property through teh front door you realise you are in for a treat the spacious & inviting entrance hallway allows access to a large bedroom which would be an ideal guest bedroom, to the opposite side of the hallway the large garage & in the hallway is a cloakroom.The first floor is the hub of the home with stunning living accommodation, the living room has large windows to the front giving views over the Estuary & a balcony which is perfect for a relaxing evening watching the sunsets & boats going past. Large open plan modern kitchen/dining area which opens to the garden area which means entertaining is a dream, to the rear of the property is the master bedroom with ensuite, second bedroom & family bathroom.The top floor has two further bedrooms & a games room or maybe the perfect office space with large picture window looking over the Haven.The town centre, with its variety of local shops and pubs and take-aways, is within walking distance, as is the primary school, Neyland Yacht Club, and the Marina with its Bar/Restaurant. Neyland is also served by several bus routes. Haverfordwest, Milford Haven and Pembroke are all within easy driving distance, and offer a wider range of amenities, including hospital, train stations, libraries, cinema, theatre, and supermarkets.Book a viewing 24 / 7 with our live, interactive diary. You select the date and time - it's then automatically booked.Disclaimer for virtual viewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i69401139
Striking energy efficient property enjoying superb sea views. DescriptionPRELIMINARY DETAILS Impressive energy efficient house enjoying superb sea views Completed in 2022 with a high quality finish Large open plan kitchen, dining and living room Two bedrooms with en suite bathrooms Potential to add a third bedroom on ground floor Ground floor and first floor balconies to rear with sea views Generous garden and terrace. About 0.2 acres. Smart courtyard with ample off-road private parking Set in an elevated position in a quiet hamlet on the edge of the town Idyllic location in the Coastal National Park Whilst the property does not qualify as a 'passive house', it has been designed and constructed to adhere to passive house standards. It uses triple-glazing and specialist insulation to maintain temperature, as well as a Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system to optimise airflow around the property and conserve heat. Underfloor heating areas provide input. Hot water is generated from a solar array and electricity generated by photovoltaics. When the weather is cloudy, the system draws on mains electricity. There is currently no battery storage, but the system is capable of being upgraded for that purpose. The architect is a local passive house specialist and all the installers and contractors were local. There is a modern log-burner designed to comply with passive house standards.General Remarks and StipulationsMethod of SaleOffered for sale by private treaty. Tenure & PossessionThe tenure of the property is freehold with vacant possession upon completion.Services, Council Tax Band and EPC RatingMains electricity and water. Private drainage. Built using Passive Haus standards in mind with electric underfloor heating & Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system. There is also a roof mounted solar array for heating of hot water and roof mounted photovoltaic panels to generate electricity. Council Tax Band E. EPC Rating B. Fittings & Contents Unless specifically described in these particulars, all fittings and contents are excluded from the sale though some may be available by separate negotiation. Further information is available from the Vendor's agents.Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of WayThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways. Plans, Areas and SchedulesPlans are for identification and reference purposes only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills.Location Set in an elevated position on Fford Cilgwyn in a quiet hamlet on the edge of the town an elevated position above the coastal town of Newport enjoying views over the bay in the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, with its miles of scenic coastal walks and award-winning beaches. Only about half a mile to the centre of the town with its array of independent shops, restaurants, pubs and about a mile from the sandy beach and yacht club. Convenient to other local towns including Fishguard with railway station and ferry services to Ireland (about eight miles), Cardigan market town (about 12 miles) and Haverfordwest (main county town) about 20 miles. Carmarthen and the A48 M4 link road is about 30 miles taking you onto south Wales (Swansea about 59 miles and Cardiff about 101 miles) the Severn Bridge and into England (about 121 miles).Square Footage: 1,754 sq ft Acreage: 0.2 Acres For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_newport-d197826/for-sale_i69141273
Exciting potential development site. DescriptionMerrion Court is an exciting opportunity to acquire an old grade II listed house and surrounding grade II listed courtyard of character farm outbuildings including a granary range and mill, with a view to exploring ways to preserve and restore them and bring them back into use (stp: subject to planning). The listing description says that 'Fenton in 1811 describes Merrion Court as a manor belonging to Lord Cawdor, in ruins. The new house and farm may date from about the time when leased to Lieut. Brown in 1820 Outbuildings: A small courtyard at rear with dairy at N. Barred windows to the dairy. At the angle where the rear wing of the house meets the dairy block there is a corn drying kiln with a drying floor and a granary with hopper above. Stable and pigeon-loft to N. Good quality house of an important tenant holding on the Stackpole Estate, with interesting outbuildings.'The whole site extends to about 6.5 acres (stms: subject to measured survey) and includes a large courtyard, some more modern general purposes farm outbuildings, woodland and an overgrown field. The below information are parts of the Summary of Pre-application advice for a proposal to convert buildings at Merrion Court Castlemartin for residential use. For a full copy please contact the selling agents. Savills was instructed to seek pre-application planning advice from Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority in respect of proposals to convert redundant buildings at Merrion Court for residential use. Advice was sought in May 2021 through the formal pre-application advice service. The aim of the enquiry was to determine some in principle feedback on the land use proposed and to understand the supporting information that the authority would require in support of planning and listed buildings applications. Indicative plans were provided showing the existing and proposed layout, along with floorplans for the converted units and some typical elevations to illustrate the materials and openings that can be created. These were provided for context. The intention being that, subject to positive feedback on the principle of the land use and other supporting documents required, detailed plans can be worked up for further discussions on design and the listed buildings. The SiteThe site consists of the land and buildings associated with Merrion Court at Castlemartin. The site is currently accessed through a courtyard gate to the un-named lane that runs north from the B4319 Merrion Cross. The existing house is to be retained as a single dwelling. Various outbuildings exist within the rear farmyard which are considered to be suitable for conversion. The site includes two portal frame sheds which are proposed for removal. The buildings proposed for retention and conversion are statutory listed (Grade II) as part of the listings for Merrion Court, Outbuildings to Merrion Court and the Merrion Court Granary Range and Mill designations. The buildings are considered to hold significant potential for a sensitive conversion to provide a high quality development to deliver new homes. The Pembrokeshire Coast Local Development Plan 2 identifies the site as being within the South West Coast housing sub-market area. It lies outside of any settlement boundary and within a broad designation as a minerals safeguarding zone. The constraints map does not identify any site specific constraints. It lies outside of the hazard zone associated with the Castlemartin MOD site (circa 230m distant) and circa 500m from the Castlemartin Cliffs and Dunes SSSI. The Merrion Camp Scheduled Monument lies circa 200m to the north east. There is a Tree Preservation Order along the southern boundary of the site.The ProposalThe proposed on which advice was sought is for demolition of modern portal farmed buildings and the conversion of the existing listed structures that form the farmyard/courtyard to the north and east of the main Merrion Court residence. An indicative scheme of 11 dwellings was shown along with a new access to be formed, creation of private and communal garden areas, car parking and conversion of building to provide car ports. The scheme shown was indicative at this stage. A site layout demonstrated how the development can be accessed, how vehicles can circulate and how the site can be subdivided to create private amenity space for each of the proposed units.Additional information below Local information summary.LocationMerrion Court is old traditional farmyard that is located in the hamlet of Merrion in the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.It is conveniently located for access to the stunning sandy beaches and miles of breath-taking coastal walks that this county offers.Good road connections provide fast access to local towns including Pembroke to the north east (about 6 miles), Pembroke Dock, (about 8 miles) with rail and ferry services).The nearby coastal resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot are also accessible being only 16 miles and 17 miles away respectively.Charter flights are also available at Haverfordwest airport (about 20 miles to the north).Carmarthen and the A48 M4 link road is about 36 miles to the north east providing quick access to south Wales (Swansea about 63 miles and Cardiff about 106 miles) the Severn bridge and beyond to England. Acreage: 6.5 Acres Additional InfoPre-application feedback 8th August 2021. Acceptability of residential use - The policy position supports the conversion of appropriate buildings to a range of uses, with priority being given to market housing in residential conversions. The principle of residential conversion is therefore acceptable. Capability of conversion - Both local development plan policy and national policy, seek to ensure that development which seeks to re-use and adapt existing rural buildings require that the buildings should be capable of accommodating the proposed use without significant alteration or extension. Whilst the enquiry was not supported by a structural appraisal of the barns the advice refers to a previous application at the site which was supported by structural appraisal of the barns. The Authority at the time accepted that the barns remained in good condition and capable of conversion. However, these structural appraisals date from 2005 and are now over 15 years old. Subject to an updated structural survey being provided which demonstrates that the barns are capable of conversion without significant alteration or extension it is considered that the proposal is in principle acceptable.Affordable Housing - The site is located within the "South West Coast" Housing Submarket Area where affordable housing is required on site where 4 or more dwellings are proposed. As this proposal is over this threshold, policy indicates that an on site contribution to affordable housing will be required, however, the Authority does acknowledge that on site provision maybe challenging within a scheme for the conversion of an extensive range of listed barns. An affordable housing contribution to offsite provision would be calculated at a rate of £125 per square metre of internal floor space (see affordable housing supplementary planning guidance, as updated for LDP2). If this approach is taken to contributing to affordable housing then it should be justified in a supporting statement to the application. The existing dwelling should be excluded from any affordable housing contribution calculations as it does not add a new dwelling. Conclusion and the Way ForwardSubject to demonstrating that the buildings are capable of conversion without substantial alteration and rebuilding the pre-application advice provided indicates that a conversion of the buildings (as indicated on the plans provided) is acceptable in principle. Further information will need to be provided to demonstrate that the proposal will have an acceptable impact and the advice is clear in setting out what will need to be addressed in any future planning application. The advice to any prospective developer is that essential survey work will be required in the form of ecological and structural survys. A scheme should be designed around the findings of the reports, taking on board the comments set out about minimising any impacts upon protected trees, the landscape setting and the heritage significance of the listed structures. Detailed access and drainage proposals will also need to be devised. The advice provided to date should provide confidence that the survey work can deliver a scheme that, if sensitively designed, can be supported in principle for market housing, with an appropriate contribution towards affordable housing. Further pre-application engagement with the Authority is advisable following survey work and a preliminary scheme being devised. Further information about the property is available from the selling agents. General Remarks and StipulationsMethod of SaleOffered for sale by private treaty on an unconditional basis. Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of WayThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways. Plans, Areas and SchedulesPlans are for identification and reference purposes only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.Viewings Strictly by appointment with Savills. All viewings need to be accompanied by the selling agents. Health & SafetyGiven the hazards of old derelict buildings viewers should take care and precaution with regard to their personal safety when viewing the property.Photographs taken spring 2022. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71632610
We are delighted to present this exceptional period former Vicarage, situated in a desirable coastal location. This stunning property boasts six generously sized bedrooms, providing ample space for a growing family or those seeking additional room for guests. It also offers a fantastic business opportunity as a Bed & Breakfast which the current vendors have successfully built up over the years.The house is filled with character and charm, showcasing exquisite period features throughout. The well-maintained garden offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for enjoying the outdoors. Additionally, there is a delightful patio area and balcony, ideal for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with a book and soaking in the picturesque surroundings.Residents will benefit from the convenience of allocated parking spaces, as well as off-street parking and a driveway. The highlight of this property is undoubtedly the breath taking water and sea views, providing a captivating backdrop from various vantage points within the house.With its prime coastal location, this remarkable property offers an enviable lifestyle, combining the allure of period architecture with the tranquillity of coastal living. Don't miss the opportunity to make this exceptional residence your own. Contact us today to arrange a viewing. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71024294
A Symphony of Serenity and Sophistication: Glendale is not merely a residence; it is a haven meticulously crafted to offer a tranquil and simplified lifestyle without compromising on elegance or modern conveniences. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped in an atmosphere of refined sophistication, where each element and space has been thoughtfully designed to foster comfort and joy.Living Spaces That Breathe Luxury: At the core of this magnificent property lies the open-plan, split-level living area, a testament to the fine art of luxury living. Here, the kitchen and diner blend effortlessly into a stunning lounge, graced with a glass front that not only illuminates the space with natural light but also offers spellbinding views of the sea and skies beyond. This lounge, with its stylish log burner, becomes a cozy sanctuary on chilly evenings, where the flames dance to the rhythm of the waves crashing ashore.Outdoors, A Private Eden: Imagine commencing each day on the extensive decking area, where the gentle coastal breeze and the soothing sounds of the ocean set a serene tone for the day. Glendale's outdoor spaces are a testament to privacy and enjoyment, adorned with mature gardens that whisper tales of nature's bounty. With direct access to the beach, this property is a veritable dream for those who find solace and joy in the lap of the sea.A Lucrative Venture into Luxurious Living: As a beacon of coastal elegance, Glendale stands proud as a highly successful holiday let, offering a lucrative opportunity for investors. This property is not just a home; it is a lifestyle, a retreat, and a secure investment, all wrapped into one, having been lovingly renovated and maintained to pristine condition.Embracing the Coastal Dream: Glendale beckons those yearning for a lifestyle replete with tranquility, luxury, and the unbridled beauty of Saundersfoot's coastal charm. This property offers more than just a residenceit promises a year-round sanctuary, a place where every day is a testament to the finer things in life.Your Invitation to View: The essence and allure of Glendale can only be truly appreciated in person. We invite you to arrange a viewing with our Personal Agent, Rhys Jordan, and witness firsthand the unparalleled beauty and luxury that await. This is more than an invitation to view a property; it is a call to step into a life of serene luxury, at Glendale.Enhanced Convenience and Efficiency: Glendale benefits from full connectivity to mains gas, electric, water, and drainage systems, ensuring seamless living comfort and convenience. The property proudly hosts a new A+ rated combi boiler, installed to provide efficient heating and hot water. This state-of-the-art system comes with a 10-year parts and labor guarantee until 2034, reflecting the owners' commitment to quality and sustainability. Additionally, the property is registered for 100% small business rate relief, thus exempting it from council tax and further accentuating its appeal as a prudent investment or personal haven. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows_saundersfoot-d198072/for-sale_i68544894
360 Virtual Tour Available Set in a coastal position with sea and countryside views this stone cottage with 2 acres of land and plenty of characteristic features has great appeal. Situated near the cathedral city of St Davids and a stone's throw from Abereiddy beach and the famous blue lagoon which joins onto the North Pembrokeshire Coatline.This property has solar panels connected with a Tesla battery, 3 double bedrooms, 1 en - suite, 2 reception rooms a kitchen/diner a good sized garden and 2 acres of land in a separate paddock with sea and countryside views. To fully appreciate the quality of this fine property, viewing is most highly recommendedSea-Views For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i69095839
Indulge in the ultimate luxurious lifestyle at Sandtops, an exquisite detached residence nestled amidst the serene beauty of Penally, Tenby. This prestigious property offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience opulence and elegance while reaping the benefits of an exceptional income-generating holiday cottage.Welcome to Sandtops, a true masterpiece of architectural design boasting five lavish bedrooms within the main residence. The interiors reflect the pinnacle of sophistication, with two bedrooms featuring sumptuous en-suite facilities, while an additional two bathrooms ensure convenience and comfort for family and guests.Step into the awe-inspiring open-plan living space on the ground floor, a harmonious fusion of lounge, dining, and a designer kitchen. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the area with natural light, illuminating the panoramic coastal vistas that surround you. Each of the three bedrooms on this level, as well as the main living area, grants access to sunlit balconies - the perfect spots to savour morning views or unwind with a sunset drink.Ascend to the upper floor to discover two more double bedrooms, one graced with an en-suite, accompanied by a bathroom featuring an inviting roll-top bath. From here, breathtaking views extend for miles, encompassing the endless shimmer of the sea.A dedicated home office offers an idyllic workspace for those seeking productivity amidst inspiring surroundings, truly a haven for focused work.Approaching Sandtops, the sweeping driveway leads to a substantial garage and workshop, catering to storage or hobbies, while accommodating multiple vehicles with ease.At the rear of the property, a charming holiday let awaits. With two double bedrooms, both featuring en-suite facilities, and an open-plan kitchen, dining, and lounge area, this enchanting space not only generates an impressive annual income of approximately £30,000 but also presents the potential for a multigenerational living arrangement or an extended family annex.Both Sandtops and the holiday let boast private hot tubs nestled within low-maintenance gardens, offering peaceful outdoor sanctuaries to relish while soaking in the captivating sea views.Noteworthy is the expansive land at the rear of Sandtops, offering potential for future development (subject to planning permission), providing a canvas for extraordinary possibilities.Sandtops is the epitome of luxury, an investment opportunity, and an unmatched lifestyle. It's not just a home; it's a slice of paradise in one of Tenby's most coveted locations, awaiting your discovery.Seize this Unparalleled OpportunityTo truly comprehend the brilliance of this exceptional property, a viewing is imperative. Begin by exploring our immersive virtual tours, offering a comprehensive glimpse into the unique features of this residence.Following this virtual experience, secure an exclusive in-person tour with our sole agent, Rhys Jordan, to truly capture the essence and scale of this property. As remarkable as our presentation may be, we assure you that experiencing this home in person is even more awe-inspiring.This isn't just a viewing; it's an immersive experience that could lead you to your dream home. Don't delay - embrace this opportunity and witness the extraordinary blend of luxury and tranquility that awaits you in Penally, Tenby.**DISCLAIMER**Details in these sales particulars are believed accurate per the agent's knowledge but are not guaranteed. Measurements and boundary lines are approximations only and should not be relied upon. Buyers should independently verify all information. The agent is not liable for any errors or omissions. Seek professional advice before making decisions based on this information. If you disagree with this disclaimer, please do not use this information. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_tenby-d196748/for-sale_i68585093
*** BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED 5 BED HOUSE WITH 1 BED SELF CONTAINED ANNEX, PLUS PLANNING FOR 2 PLOTS*** Whether you're looking for a stunning family home large enough to cater for a few generations or a business opportunity, then this is the property for you. Currently being used as a family home with a successful holiday let attached. This is let through a reputable agent making this a viable business opportunity. 'The Old Dairy' can also be used multifunctionally i.e, as an annex. This former Pembrokeshire Farmhouse could easily be used a Guesthouse offering 5 en-suite bedrooms,. Sitting on a plot of approx 0.8 acre and with stunning landscaped gardens and separate orchard together with various outbuildings, a summer house and potting shed with parking for multiple vehicles. There is also outline planning permission for 2 additional properties. Located within walking distance to the popular seaside resort of Saundersfoot it truly is a must to view to appreciate all this superb property has to offer. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_saundersfoot-d198072/for-sale_i68989267
A 4/5 bedroom period house and adjacent cottage with full residential and commercial consent. 5 acres including an extensive garden, mature woodland, an orchard, water meadow and car park. Located in picturesque Cilgwyn and with history dating back to the Middle Ages, the property offers prospective buyers a home full of character in a rural setting. Highlights include a large living room with a grand inglenook fireplace and a south facing picture window over the garden, a charming country kitchen and a bathroom with a built in family-sized sauna. Externally there is a large garden with a walled- in vegetable allotment, solar panels used for water heating, parking for 8 vehicles at the front of the property and a cottage currently used as a holiday let and until recently as the Pembrokeshire Candle Centre.With parking for more than 20 cars, easy access to the road network, good broad band provision, and a well-established holiday rental business, there is considerable potential for the development of rural business opportunities in the main house and cottage and on the land on both sides of the river. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i68817769
Standing in this fantastic position overlooking the beach of Little Haven and beautiful panoramic views of Little Haven is this wonderful 3 Bedroom home with gorgeous gardens and off road parking.The property has been a very much loved home for a number of years and judging by the view, we can see why!Comprising of Kitchen/Diner, Utility, Lounge, 3 Bedrooms, Family Bathroom and Master En-suite this property is suitable for those with families or those looking for a getaway retreat!Externally this property has off road parking for 4 cars and a garage. Manicured gardens, mainly laid to lawn with hedge boundary and views from every angle! For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/bungalows/for-sale_i68474054
A 3 bedroom detached farmhouse with approximately 28 acres of land (13 acres of clean land, 15 acres of woodland) set in a fabulous location just on the outskirts of Fishguard and is accessed via a private lane. The property is double glazed, has gas central heating, gardens front and rear, and enjoys sea, harbour and countryside views. There are various outbuildings, and some hardstanding yard areas. The clean land is divided into 8 fields which are fenced, gated and have a water supply.This is well worth viewing as it is ideal for anyone looking for that lifestyle change in a beautiful part of Pembrokeshire.Prestige-HomeSea-ViewSmallholding-Farm For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_fishguard-d197171/for-sale_i70075495
A 3 bedroom detached farmhouse with approximately 28 acres of land (13 acres of clean land, 15 acres of woodland) set in a fabulous location just on the outskirts of Fishguard and is accessed via a private lane. The property is double glazed, has gas central heating, gardens front and rear, and enjoys sea, harbour and countryside views. There are various outbuildings, and some hardstanding yard areas. The clean land is divided into 8 fields which are fenced, gated and have a water supply.This is well worth viewing as it is ideal for anyone looking for that lifestyle change in a beautiful part of Pembrokeshire.Prestige-HomeSea-ViewSmallholding-Farm For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_fishguard-d197171/for-sale_i70075496
RARE OPPORTUNITY - FARMHOUSE, 2 COTTAGES, 2 POTENTIAL COTTAGES (STP), POTENTIAL PLOT (STP) AND 25 ACRES WITHIN THE EVER POPULAR PERIPHERY OF ST DAVIDS!This fantastic 6 Bedroom Farmhouse is situated approximately 2 miles North of Britains smallest City - St Davids and an array of golden sandy beaches such as Whitesands Bay and Caerfai.The farm extends to the Pembrokeshire Coastal path which is extremely popular with most wanting to enjoy our beautiful coastline!There are 2 Cottages which boast 2 bedrooms and ample living accommodation for a holiday let or Air BNB and both benefit from their own private gardens. A further 2 Cottages could be converted subject to the relevant planning consents which could be similar in size to the cottages that exist already.A static caravan is also located at the farm which boasts stunning sea views, views of Penberi and neighbouring fields and land.There are also several outbuildings at the farm for a variety of uses.The land is currently used for cattle but does lend itself for equestrian use.Viewings are strictly via the agent as this is a working farm and the cottages are fully running holiday lets.Smallholding-Farm For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1/for-sale_i71583323
Winter Hall stands as a remarkable residence, an original Pembrokeshire Farmhouse with a huge range of outbuildings and prime pastureland. Sympathetically expanded and renovated over time, the residence now offers a spacious and inviting living space. The East Wing was added in 1855 and contains teak from the royal yacht, The Royal Sovereign, which adds another touch of history to the property. The royal yacht was broken up in the nearby Pembroke dockyards with the owner of the home at the time managing to repurpose and utilise the wood in the extension to the original farmhouse.Once the primary residence for a diversified farm encompassing poultry, livestock, and crops, the property now offers approximately forty acres of productive pastureland. Having not been on the market for over a hundred years, Winter Hall presents a rare opportunity to acquire a period home with ample land, promising a coveted lifestyle in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside.Ground floor: You enter the property from the front and arrive in the impressive entrance hall in the East Wing of the home. This portion of the property was added to the earlier farmhouse and provides two reception rooms and a cloakroom on the ground floor, and access to the first floor via the beautiful teak staircase. A doorway to your left leads back into the original part of the building, and directly into the large farmhouse kitchen. This lovely space forms the perfect hub for the family and opens to a charming living room through a pair of sliding doors. To the rear of the building, you find a very useful collection of rooms consisting of the playroom, hobby room, utility room, office, walk in pantry within the rear hallway connecting the kitchen with the rear entrance.First floor: On the first floor Winter Hall offers four double bedrooms including the ensuite master, a family bathroom and separate lavatory. This level of the home enjoys lovely views over the gardens and countryside that surround the property.Outbuildings: As exciting as the internal accommodation is at Winter Hall the outbuildings are equally intriguing. To the rear of the main house, you find a horseshoe of stone outbuildings providing valuable storage and workspace. Next to the home you find a two storey block built outbuilding which contains garages on the ground floor and storage space above. Subject to planning, these two buildings could provide a perfect base for conversion or change of use. In addition to the stone outbuildings, you also find four agricultural barns, ideal for machinery or animals on the forty acres of land that extends to the rear of the home.In addition to the pastureland the ground includes lovely gardens, a stunning valley with a beautiful lake at its heart, woodland, and a productive vegetable garden. There is also a purpose built stables and paddock to the side of the house making the property of interest to any buyer with an equestrian interest.Location While Winter Hall basks in its rural seclusion, the convenience of its position is a real selling point. Less than five minutes' drive away is the historic town of Pembroke with a variety of amenities found here and in neighbouring Pembroke Dock. The main A477 trunk road is also easily accessible making trips to the east very convenient. As well as the prime Pembrokeshire countryside that surrounds the property the coast is also within easy reach. The stunning Freshwater East beach is just two miles to the south with the beautiful Angle peninsula just beyond. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembroke-d197496/for-sale_i70740554
Open Home Friday 16th February 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm (By Appointment Only) Nestled just 200 meters from the scenic Tenby seafront, Bell Tree House emerges as a captivating Grade II listed detached property, offering an unrivalled blend of historical charm and contemporary luxury. Originally built in 1609 and meticulously renovated, this three-storey home perfectly encapsulates Jacobean elegance while embracing modern sophistication. As you enter, the wide entrance hall with its solid chestnut flooring sets a tone of grandeur, leading to diverse living spaces. The main house boasts seven well-appointed bedrooms and five bathrooms, with an additional two-bedroom, two-bathroom self-contained annexe. The heart of the home is the lavish open-plan living area and kitchen, offering a spectacular space that spans the full width of the property. This area is complemented by an elegant Georgian fireplace, handcrafted cabinetry, and exquisite black granite worktops. The property features a library and family room, offering extra spaces ideal for relaxation and entertainment. Additionally, the ground floor encompasses thoughtfully arranged areas such as a boot/coat room, a well-equipped utility space, and pantry, all combining practicality with a touch of elegance. Bell Tree House's exterior is as impressive as its interior. The property boasts a beautifully landscaped garden, surrounded by a traditional stone wall, featuring a well-tended lawn and a children's play area. A limestone-paved patio serves as a delightful spot for outdoor entertaining. The property's practicality is further enhanced with a double garage and additional lodging providing versatile space for guests or as a rental opportunity. The property's facade is characterised by its Georgian architectural elements, with a black iron entrance porch adding to its charm. A private driveway leads to a spacious tarmac parking area, accommodating multiple vehicles, a notable feature given its prime location. Nestled in the picturesque town of Tenby, Bell Tree House enjoys a location rich in history and natural beauty. Tenby, known for its vibrant past and charming architecture, is a jewel in the Pembrokeshire coast. The town's medieval walls and cobbled streets tell tales of yesteryears, while modern amenities, including a variety of shops, restaurants, and local attractions, provide contemporary comforts. The property is mere steps away from Tenby's renowned sandy beaches, offering stunning views and a range of seaside activities. The proximity to the beach and harbour makes it an ideal spot for those who appreciate the serenity of the coast. Tenby also serves as a gateway to the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, further enhancing the allure of Bell Tree House as a home that offers both historical significance and the joys of modern coastal living. Ideal as a family home or as an investment purchase, this property has proven its worth as a successful holiday-let, ensuring both financial returns and a high standard of living. The additional lodge and mobile home provide overflow accommodation, further enhancing its versatility. Bell Tree House is not just a residence; it's a lifestyle choice that promises a blend of historical grandeur, modern comfort, and a connection to the natural beauty of the Pembrokeshire coast. It represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history while enjoying the benefits of contemporary living, making it a must-view for discerning buyers seeking a unique and fulfilling living experience. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses/for-sale_i68167782
Popular holiday cottages and shepherd's hut complex located in a pretty village position and set in about 11.6 acres. DescriptionPRELIMINARY DETAILSPopular holiday cottages and shepherd's hut complex located in a pretty village position and set in about 11.6 acres. Popular holiday cottages and shepherd's hut complex Four-character barn conversion holiday cottages One three-bedroom cottage and three, two-bedroom cottages One-bedroom self-contained lodge Two charming one bedroom shepherd huts Laundry room and site office Static caravan. Large general-purpose barn/workshop Delightful, landscaped grounds, gardens and ponds Large guest car park Pasture paddocks, areas of woodland Ancient woodland bordering a stream Interesting Scheduled Ancient Monument: Iron Age settlement called Rosemarket Rath. 'The monument comprises a large defended enclosure, which probably dates to the Iron Age period (800 BC - 43 AD).' In all, extending to about 11.6 acres (stms subject to measured survey) Idyllic village location and convenient to the Pembrokeshire coast and local towns Site website: General Remarks and StipulationsMethod of SaleOffered for sale by private treaty as a whole. Tenure & PossessionThe tenure of the property is freehold with vacant possession upon completion.Services and Council Tax Bands Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating. Business Rates. Overage The land will be subject to a reservation by the vendor of an agreed percentage of any uplift in value in the event that planning consent is granted for non-agricultural use of the land within an agreed time period following completion. This will be triggered on the earlier of implementation of planning or a sale with the benefit of planning. Sporting, mineral and timber rightsIn so far as they are owned by the Vendors, rights of sporting, minerals and timber are included in the sale. All such rights are believed to be owned by the Vendors.Employees/TUPE Regulations Where applicable, the purchaser will be responsible for complying with the statutory provisions of the Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations and the taking on of any existing and eligible employees. Value Added Tax (VAT)Should the sale of the property or any right attached to it be deemed a chargeable supply for VAT purposes, such tax will be payable by the purchaser in addition to the sale price.Machinery, Fittings, contents and chattels Unless specifically described in these particulars, all machinery, fittings, contents and chattels are excluded from the sale though some may be available by separate negotiation. Further information is available from the Vendor's agents.Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of WayThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/bridleways. Plans, Areas and SchedulesPlans, areas and schedules are for identification and reference purposes only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof.ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills.LocationChurch View Holiday Cottages & Shepherd Huts are situated in the peaceful village of Rosemarket. The ancient Church of St Ismaels and the Rosemarket Rath (former Iron Age Settlement) envelope the estate to the south-east with open fields to the south-west and The Huntsman Inn to the north-west. Good road connections provide quick access to the major towns of Haverfordwest (about 5.5 miles) Milford Haven (about 4.5 miles) and Pembroke (about five miles). The famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park with its stunning beaches and coastal walks is also within easy reach. Acreage: 11.6 Acres For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71575971
Entering the property from the spacious gravel driveway you arrive in an enclosed porch before proceeding into the grand hallway at the centre of the property. This hallway links all the principal rooms on this level and houses the beautiful sweeping staircase that rises through the three levels of the home. There are three main reception rooms on this level and the recently renovated kitchen which also provides a wonderful informal dining space. The drawing room is a wonderful space to relax in and is complemented by the breathtaking formal library at the other end of the floor. Between these two rooms you find the grand dining room which was built to a design by the world famous architect John Nash. Completing the accommodation on this level is a cloakroom and good-sized utility/boot room.Climbing the sweeping staircase to the first floor you arrive at the magnificent master suite to your left hand side. Occupying the entire western side of this floor, the incredible master suite provides a huge bedroom, separate office or studio, dressing room, and ensuite bathroom. This remarkable space looks out over the breathtaking gardens and grounds that surround the property and would be a tranquil paradise to retire to at the end of the day. At the other end of the first floor you find another generous double bedroom with the staircase continuing up from the central landing to the floor above.On the second floor of the home you find another three double bedrooms along with two family bathrooms at either end of the property. The bedrooms on this level enjoy some of the finest views in the property with the greater elevation offering an unparalleled view down the wooded valley.The self contained annex has its own access from the driveway and a lockable internal door connecting to the kitchen of the main house. It offers excellent additional accommodation for extended family or house guests. Alternatively, this could provide an ideal letting unit to take full advantage of Colby Lodge's fabulous location.Colby Lodge will be sold with a new ninety-nine year lease from the National Trust. Legislation is under parliamentary discussion to enable a lease extension to nine hundred and ninety years as standard for all leasehold properties.The option to purchase such an exceptional property in a truly wonderful and unspoilt setting is a rare opportunity for a buyer. Colby Lodge is a winning combination of a property and grounds that reflect the character and history of their construction with a warm and welcoming feel that greets you as soon as you approach this truly magnificent estate. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_narberth-d198330/for-sale_i69830807
A unique investment opportunity situated just outside the Historic Town Wall of Tenby consisting of multiple properties including two shop units, three two bed apartments and a two bed house with outside space, there is also private parking in the form of four single garages for the apartments and house, something of a rarity in Tenby. Viewing of this property is highly recommended.Retail Units - Unit 1 (12'9 x 20'2) has large display window and half glazed door opening onto South Parade This unit used to run as a sandwich shop and is set up with serving counter, space for large drinks fridge, wash area to the rear has stainless steel sink with hot and cold taps and a separate WC. Door opens out to an enclosed courtyard shared with Unit 2 and there is a pedestrian gate opening to the side street. Unit 2 is the same as Unit 1 and is currently occupied by 'Get Connected,' mobile phone shop.Maisonettes - Above the two Units are two identical maisonettes with access via stairs off Jones Terrace. Each property consists of: Small Entrance Porch (8'9 x 3'10), Kitchen (8'11 x 7'9) with timber sash window, wall and floor mounted units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, electric hob, oven and extractor fan over, space for fridge/freezer, gas combination boiler and central heating radiator. Lounge/Diner (12'9 x ll'7 max) with two sash windows overlooking South Parade and the Historic Town Wall, centre ceiling light point and central heating radiator. On the first floor are two bedrooms (12'9 x 8'4) & (7'2 x 6'3) both with centre ceiling light points, central heating radiators and Velux windows with the main room also having a sash window looking over South Parade. Bathroom (6'0 x 7'11) has half tiled walls, bath with shower over, wash hand basin and WC. On both first-floor landings is a large storage cupboard and centre ceiling light point. Both the maisonettes have outside space in the form of a decked area to the front.Tradewinds - Tradewinds is located above the garages and is entered via a timber obscure glass door which opens to the stairwell, with a centre ceiling light point and Velux window. Lounge/Diner (17'1 x 11'2) has two sash windows one of which is a bay (both overlook Jones Terrace), centre ceiling light and central heating radiator. Kitchen (10'1 x 6'0) has Velux window to the rear, wall and floor mounted units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, four ring electric hob and oven with extractor fan over and half tiled walls. Bedroom one (9'10 x 12') has timber sash bay window, centre ceiling light point and central heating radiator. Bedroom two (8;11 x 10'5) has timber sash window, centre ceiling light point and central heating radiator. Bathroom (5'7 x6'9) has Velux window to the rear, bath with shower over, wash hand basin, WC, half tiled walls and laminate floor.Five Degrees - Five Degrees is entered via a timber half glazed obscure glass door which opens into the hallway where stairs lead up to the first-floor landing and a door opens to the Lounge/Diner (19'7 x 14'4). This has two centre ceiling light points, two central heating radiators, laminate flooring, two timber sash windows and sliding patio door opening to the enclosed courtyard. Kitchen (8'9 x 8'8) has timber sash window to the side, centre ceiling light point, wall and floor mounted units, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, electric four ring hob with oven under and extractor fan above, space and plumbing for fridge and washing machine. Off the landing is a double storage cupboard, timber sash window to the side and centre ceiling light point. Bedroom One (8'1 x'8'9) has timber sash window to the rear, centre ceiling light point and central heating radiator. Bedroom two (11'11 x 11'2) has two timber sash windows, one to the rear and the other to the side and central heating radiator. Bathroom (7'10 x 6'0) has small timber obscure glass window, bath with shower over, wash hand basin, WC, centre ceiling light point and central heating radiator. The sunny paved courtyard is fully enclosed and private, and has a timber pedestrian gate which opens onto Jones Terrace.Garages - Four garages (17'6 x 8'11) each with metal up and over door and mains power. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_tenby-d196748/for-sale_i68197319
A truly rare opportunity to acquire a significant property sitting right on the Pembrokeshire Coast. This hidden gem quietly sits among the dunes of Freshwater East Bay within the Pembrokeshire National Park. It's discreetly tucked away, barely visible to the public eye, and comes with its own deeded right of way leading directly to the golden sands of a safe sandy beach. Here, you can leave the everyday stresses behind, and nothing but the soothing sounds of the sea and coastal birds will intrude upon your peace and tranquility.When the summer sun graces the scene, it bathes the front of the house all day long, creating a perfect setting for al fresco dining, entertaining, or simply unwinding while enjoying the sheltered southerly exposure from the landscaped patio area, the wrap-around deck, or the master bedroom's balcony.The property, accessible via a private driveway, is set within roughly 1/4 acre of low-maintenance private grounds adorned with mature plants and shrubs. This vantage point offers breathtaking panoramic sea and coastal views from all principal rooms.The Dingle boasts an open-plan layout, capturing expansive coastal views over Freshwater East Bay, Lundy Island, and extending all the way to the Devon and Somerset coast. The spacious lounge area provides an uninterrupted panoramic view of the entire bay through a wide expanse of glass, with two large patio doors leading to the wrap-around deck and patio area. These spots are ideal for observing surfers conquering the waves, local fishermen setting out to sea each morning, sailboats gracefully hugging the coastline, and walkers savouring the beauty of the shore.As the current owner aptly puts it, Imagine pouring a cup of coffee, donning your dressing gown and slippers, then taking the private path from your front garden down to the beach to enjoy a magical sunrise with your first cuppa of the day!With no light pollution, the night skies are clear and bright, and the full moon shimmering on the bay is a sight to behold!Location:Freshwater East village graces a sheltered bay just south of Lamphey, within the southwestern part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It remains a tranquil area beloved by walkers and nature enthusiasts who relish the coastal path along the headlands. You can venture eastward to the remote Swanlake Bay and onward to Manorbier with its striking red sandstone cliffs, or westward to Stackpole Quay and Barafundle Beach. The bay boasts a broad sandy beach backed by dunes, featuring sheltered rocky sections on its eastern side. The area is rich in marine and birdlife, with the dunes behind the beach designated as a local nature reserve known as 'The Burrows.'A local award winning pub, Jacks at the Longhouse, only a short stroll away along the beach, and you'll find the nearest shop and petrol station just a mile away in the charming village of Lamphey. The Dial Inn in Lamphey, recently refurbished, garners a five-star rating for its superb food and service. Lamphey Hall is another popular venue. Pembroke, a medieval fortified town with a historic castle and a main street adorned with fine old buildings, offers a variety of shops, an excellent deli, pubs, cafes, restaurants, as well as supermarkets and all other essential amenities of a small town. It's located approximately 4 miles away.The Dingle enjoys easy access via the main A477 trunk road to the M4 motorway system, allowing for a comfortable commute to Cardiff, approximately 90 miles away, as well as to London and central England.Accommodation Summary:Ground Floor:- A fully equipped kitchen with a range of cream-colored cabinetry, a Kenwood Range, and an integrated Kenwood microwave, leading to a snug area with additional matching cabinetry and a glass cabinet. This area serves as the heart of the home, perfect for coffee breaks, quick access to cold drinks, meal preparation, and downtime. It also provides a convenient path to the terrace, offering al fresco meals with captivating sea views.- The real star of the show is the spacious open-plan lounge and dining room. Prepare to be mesmerized by the expansive, panoramic sea and coast views, visible through a large span of windows and glazed doors on two sides of the room.- A convenient ground floor bathroom.- A sea-view bedroom on this level, complete with an en-suite shower room. Ideal for those who prefer not to climb stairs.First Floor:- Carpeted stairs lead to a landing with five bedrooms, including the master bedroom, en-suite shower room and a fully glazed door leading to a balcony with undoubtedly the best views in the house.- An equally well-equipped family bathroom.- The twin room features Velux roof windows with sea views.- The front-facing bedrooms offer uninterrupted sea views, while the rear-facing bedrooms enjoy serene woodland views.Lower Level:- Beneath the front elevation is a storage area that holds potential for conversion into additional accommodation with those same fantastic sea views. Currently, the front section serves as sports equipment storage, with a utility/laundry room in the rear.External:- A private semi-circular in-and-out driveway with ample parking space and gated access.- The tiered grounds are easily maintained, primarily consisting of lawn and are bordered by trees and indigenous coastal plants, featuring mature shrubs.- You'll find numerous outdoor areas for entertainment and al fresco dining, as well as a private gateway leading to a short path down to the beach through National Trust land.- The flagstone terrace off the kitchen is bordered by a low wall with an integrated seating bench and is equipped with electrical connections and groundwork for a hot tub, situated in a sheltered spot that provides stunning sea views.EPC Rating: E For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembroke-d197496/for-sale_i69014725
Pantygrwndy Fawr's impressive dimensions has several entrance points: the main entrance, the boot room next to the large parking area, and the double doors into the main hall of the Georgian wing of the property. The main entrance, as it stands today, brings you into the eastern side of the building where you arrive in a good-sized entrance hall/study area. This space then opens into the Georgian main hall which houses the first of the two staircases in the home. Off the hallway you have two good-sized reception spaces along with a door into the older part of the building to your right. Passing through this doorway you enter the second hall and staircase with the ground floor cloakroom to your right. Another door leads you into the breath-taking living room which houses one of the grandest heaths you are likely to ever see. An open fire sits in the hearth with space enough to sit in the opening around the flickering flames. Beyond the living room you enter the spacious kitchen/diner which offers a huge range of handmade cabinetry and a breakfast bar for informal dining.Off the kitchen you find a large pantry and a utility/boot room which opens back out to the parking area. On the first floor of the home you find six bedrooms (four doubles and two singles), a lavatory, and two bathrooms. The bedrooms are split between the original and Georgian sections of the property and all of them enjoy views out over the gardens and countryside that surround the property. The master bedroom is positioned at the northern end of the property and benefits from windows to three sides, with views up the driveway and the land that surrounds Pantygrwndy Fawr. Next to the main house you find a remarkable square of farm buildings. Comprising of two straight buildings and one 'L' shaped structure, the barns are a remarkable feature of this property. Currently utilised as dry storage, garaging, and workshop spaces, the buildings offer numerous options for conversion or development subject to relevant planning.These stone built structures display similarly impressive historical features as the main house with ornate archways, pigeon loft, and fully slate roofs. Surrounding Pantygrwndy Fawr are around 15 acres of grounds comprising of gardens, pasture, and woodland. There is a large lake and quarry to the southern side of the grounds with mature woodland extending to the eastern side of the estate. The gardens and area surrounding the main house have been landscaped with a large patio at the southern end of the property that take in the glorious sunsets and spectacular views of the Preselis. For those looking for a home packed with charm and character, and which has some of the best preserved stone outbuildings we've had the pleasure of marketing, this beautiful property presents an opportunity that should not be missed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i68496402
Glenhaven isn't just a home; it's a retreat crafted from dreams. As you approach, you're greeted by an impressive driveway leading to a substantial boathouse and extensive off-road parkinga prelude to the grandeur that awaits. Enter a realm where each room narrates a tale of elegance and comfort, with five spacious bedrooms and four exquisite bathrooms designed to cater to the discerning needs of modern living.The heart of Glenhaven pulses in its grand living room, where a stately wood burner crackles and the windows frame captivating waterfront views that change with the seasons. Imagine winter evenings spent by the fire, watching the river gently flow, or stepping out onto the expansive balcony or patio during a summer's eve, the air filled with the scent of blooming flowers from the garden.The property itself is a masterwork of nature and design. Every inch of the outdoor space invites explorationfrom the gentle slopes dotted with ancient trees to the pristine shores that beckon for morning strolls. Recent enhancements, including sophisticated landscaping and the addition of power and lighting to the boathouse, elevate the outdoor experience, blending functionality with aesthetic pleasure.Uniquely, Glenhaven offers direct access to the river, perfect for launching a small boat. This rare feature enhances the allure of this waterfront location, providing an ideal opportunity for boating enthusiasts to indulge in their passion with ease.The home comes with approved planning permissions, promising a future as bright as its past. Envision transforming the boathouse into an enchanting guest house or adding a grand terrace at the front to host lavish gatherings under the stars.Modern living is assured with top-tier services and utilities. The home is served by Mains Water and Electric, ensuring all aspects of daily comfort are met efficiently. The heating system is oil fired, complementing the cosy ambiance of the wood burner. Connectivity is seamless, with Starlink broadband catering to all digital needs, from work to entertainment.Glenhaven is offered as a freehold property, there are no known structural or planning issues, allowing for a seamless transition to new ownership. This home represents not only a place of residence but a legacya place where memories will be made and cherished.The village of Cosheston offers more than just scenic beauty; it's a community with heart. The local pub, primary school, and community events enrich the lives of its residents, creating a welcoming atmosphere that complements the privacy and exclusivity of Glenhaven.We invite discerning buyers to seize this rare opportunity to own a part of paradise. Glenhaven must be seen to be believed. Viewing is strictly by appointment only via Personal Agent, Rhys Jordan at Nested Pembrokeshire. Glenhaven is more than just a property; it's a sanctuary where every day feels like a holiday, and every view a painting come to life. It is here that the story of your life can unfold in peace, elegance, and splendour. Discover Glenhavenyour dream home awaits. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembroke-dock-d197588/for-sale_i71630513
Property Description: Greenwood Lodge, Heywood Lane, Tenby, SA70 8BYPrice: £1,300,000Overview:Discover the timeless grandeur of Greenwood Lodge, an exquisite Edwardian residence featuring Seven bedrooms and five bathrooms. This distinguished property, comprising a main house, an annexe, and an independent flat, offers a versatile living experience. Enhanced by a mature private garden, and large conservatory, and ample off-road parking, Greenwood Lodge seamlessly blends historic charm with convenience. Ideally situated within walking distance of Tenby's vibrant centre, the property not only provides a well presented home but also holds the potential for transformation into an old people's home, given its believed historical use. This residence is a testament to timeless elegance and contemporary living.Location:within walking distance of Tenby town centre in the heart of Heywood Lane, Greenwood Lodge is more than just a homeit's a gateway to the idyllic surroundings of Tenby. With medieval walls, sandy beaches, and the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast Path at its doorstep, Tenby is truly a coastal gem.The Seaside Town of Tenby:Tenby, often referred to as the Jewel of Wales, surrounds Greenwood Lodge with a vibrant atmosphere and historical allure. The town's medieval walls add a unique character to its streets, providing a captivating backdrop for exploration. Within walking distance, residents can indulge in a wide array of local amenities, including a diverse selection of restaurants, quaint shops, and cozy cafes. The Tudor Merchant's House stands as a testament to Tenby's rich history and offers a glimpse into the town's past. With 2.5 miles of sandy beaches, residents can enjoy leisurely strolls or relax by the seaside. The famous Pembrokeshire Coast Path beckons with its scenic walks, showcasing the breathtaking coastal landscape that Tenby is renowned for.Local Schools:Greenwood Lodge is surrounded by reputable educational institutions, making it an ideal residence for families. These institutions are known for their commitment to academic excellence and provide a range of educational programs for students of all ages. Families residing in Greenwood Lodge can benefit from the convenience of having quality education options within walking distance of the vicinity.Rare and Unique:Properties of this calibre, with the historical significance, architectural splendour, and versatile living spaces that Greenwood Lodge offers, are a rare find. The combination of its Edwardian charm, modern amenities, and potential for transformation into an care home or a unique modernized historical building to be transformed in to the modern 21st century architecture , adds an unparalleled dimension to its rarity. Greenwood Lodge presents a unique opportunity for discerning buyers to own a piece of history, a residence that effortlessly marries the past with contemporary living.Main Property - Greenwood Lodge:Step through the oversized oak door into the heart of Greenwood Lodge, where character abounds with features such as ceiling roses, coving, and an original curved staircase. The ground floor hosts a study, a spacious dining/entertaining room, a generous lounge, and a well-appointed kitchen. A recent addition is the inviting conservatory, providing seamless access to the garden. Upstairs, three double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room, and an extra room for flexible use ensure abundant living space. The property further offers a utility room, a cellar, and extensive built-in cupboards throughout.Annexe - Number 2 Greenwood Lodge:Discover independence in Number 2 Greenwood Lodge, a separate three-bedroom house seamlessly integrated into the Greenwood Lodge estate. With its entrance, parking area, and internal access via the main corridor of Greenwood Lodge, this annexe offers a distinctive living experience. The ground floor features an entrance hall, kitchen, dining room, and a generous lounge. Upstairs, three double bedrooms and a bathroom, each with built-in cupboards, provide a comfortable retreat. Access to the garden and patio completes this distinct living space.Independent Flat:The Flat introduces independent living with a lounge and fitted kitchen on the ground floor, while a spacious bedroom and well-appointed shower room occupy the upper level. Accessible from the back of the property, this flat comes with a dedicated tarmac outside area and parking space.Externally:Greenwood Lodge boasts off-road parking, a convenient carport, and a storage shed. The private garden, terrace, and conservatory create a tranquil retreat away from the road. Mature trees lining the property's borders complement the well-maintained lawn.Tenure and Services:This Freehold property falls under Pembrokeshire County Council Tax Bands G, E, and B. Enjoy the convenience of mains water, drainage, electricity, and gas central heating.GREENWOOD LODGE Entrance Hallway 5' 11 x 5' (1.8m x 1.2m) Study 13' 2 x 5' 4 (4.01m x 1.63m) Boot Room 7' 10 x 5' 4 (2.39m x 1.63m) Cloakroom 5' 3 x 2' 11 (1.6m x 0.89m) Dining Room 22' 4 x 13' (6.81m x 3.96m) Conservatory 15' 11 x 12' 6 (4.85m x 3.81m) Lounge 22' x 13' 8 (6.71m x 4.17m) Kitchen 15' x 10' 10 (4.57m x 3.3m) Utility Room 11' 4 x 8' 4 (3.45m x 2.54m) Cellar Not measured Bathroom 12' 10 x 8' 9 (3.91m x 2.67m) Playroom/Dressing Room 15' 2 x 5' 10 (4.62m x1.78m) Bedroom 1 15' 9 x 15' (4.8m x 4.57m) Bedroom 2 15' 3 x 14' 9 (4.65m x 4.5m) Bathroom 10' 6 x 6' 10 (3.2m x 2.08m) Bedroom 3 17' 4 x 13' 7 (5.28m x 4.14m) Shower Room Not measured Bedroom 1 15' 9 x 15' (4.8m x 4.57m) Playroom/Dressing Room 15' 2 x 5' 10 (4.62m x 1.78m) Bedroom 2 15' 3 x 14' 9 (4.65m x 4.5m) Bathroom 10' 6 x 6' 10 (3.2m x 2.08m) Bedroom 3 17' 4 x 13' 7 (5.28m x 4.14m) 2 GREENWOOD LODGE Entrance Hall 11' 11 x 10' 6 (3.63m x 3.2m) Kitchen 11' 11 x 11' (3.63m x 3.35m) Dining Room 13' 9 x 7' 9 (4.19m x 2.36m) Lounge 24' x 15' 9 (7.32m x 4.8m) Bathroom 11' 8 x 9' 10 (3.56m x 3m) Bedroom 1 12' x 11' 9 (3.66m x 3.58m) Bedroom 2 15' 2 x 12' 8 (4.62m x 3.86m) Bedroom 3 22' 6 x 14' 10 (6.86m x 4.52m) THE FLAT Lounge 15' 2 x 14' 2 (4.62m x 4.32m) Kitchen/Dining Room 14' 6 x 6' 1 (4.42m x 1.85m) Bedroom 14' x 11' 5 (4.27m x 3.48m) Bathroom 16' 9 x 13' 11 (5.11m x 4.24m)DisclaimerWhilst we make enquiries with the Seller to ensure the information provided is accurate, Yopa makes no representations or warranties of any kind with respect to the statements contained in the particulars which should not be relied upon as representations of fact. All representations contained in the particulars are based on details supplied by the Seller. Your Conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring any purchase agreement fully protects your position. Please inform us if you become aware of any information being inaccurate.Money Laundering RegulationsShould a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Yopa, they will need to undertake an identification check and asked to provide information on the source and proof of funds. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service together with an in-house compliance team to verify your information. The cost of these checks is £70 +VAT per purchase, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable under any circumstances. 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Exciting development opportunity with a stunning collection of grade II listed barns, old farmhouse shell and renovated cottage set in about 18 acres in an idyllic part of Pembrokeshire. DescriptionPentre Farm offers an exciting opportunity to purchase an historical collection of stunning grade II listed stone barns and explore a variety of potential residential/leisure/commercial uses (stp subject planning) to both bring them back to life and safeguard their future. The barns are described in their listing as "Unusually grand and complete complex of nineteenth century farm buildings which retains its group character." The agricultural stone barns include old livestock housing, old cartsheds, stables, feed stores etc and retain a wealth of character features to admire, treasure and preserve. We understand that the barns have had planning for a residential scheme of eleven dwellings (plus the farmhouse and cottage making thirteen dwellings in total) in the past and on a separate occasion, planning for a luxury hotel complex with thirteen holiday lodges, bar, restaurant, function rooms, suites, swimming pool, gym and spa treatment rooms. These consents have lapsed but do show how positively the planning authority viewed the potential of the site to serve such schemes. The property also includes the old original farmhouse that is a complete renovation and refurbishment project but offers extensive accommodation space. Adjacent is Pentre Farm Cottage that is the first successful renovation and refurbishment on the site. This now provides excellent living accommodation and a base for new owners taking on the rest of the farm. The property extends to about 18 acres (stms subject to measured survey) and includes two large pasturefields, landscaped gardens and pockets of mature trees. Courtyard farm barns The impressive collection of grade II listed traditional stone barns and outbuildings include old coach houses, cowhouses, stables, feed stores and a dovecote. The majority of these encircle the old traditional courtyard that has the old pumphouse with weighbridge scales at its centre with its striking pyramid shape roof. There is also a useful modern general purpose open span building set away from the stone barns. Pentre Farmhouse Attached to the rear of Pentre Farm Cottage is Pentre Farmhouse that is in need of full renovation but offers extensive accommodation space together with character salting room and smoke house. Pentre Farm Cottage This handsome grade II listed cottage was renovated by the owner in 2012 and re-roofed and repointed in 2016. It now provides a comfortable base on the courtyard for new owners to use while exploring the various potential projects with the adjacent courtyard. The cottage has been sympathetically renovated and refurbished retaining all of its character features and blending in modern touches and comforts. The property offers a living room and dining room with the warm focal point of a double sided wood burning stove heating both rooms. Off the dining room is a modern kitchen with integrated appliances and a separate utility room with shower room off. A useful mezzanine area runs above the kitchen that could be used as extra living accommodation. Three generous size bedrooms can be found on the first floor that have the use of a family bathroom. The LandThe property extends to about 18 acres (stms) and includes its own driveway (neighbouring properties have a right of way over part of it) barn courtyard, landscaped gardens, grounds, two large pasturefields (one with road access, that has the potential to provide another means of access to the courtyard and pockets of woodland.LocationPentre Farm is located in an idyllic rural position and yet is convenient to local villages including Boncath to the south-west (about 2.7 miles) and Llechryd to the north-west on the famous River Teifi (about 2.3 miles). It is also well connected to local towns for shopping and services including the market town of Newcastle Emlyn to the east (about 7.6 miles) and the coastal town of Cardigan to the north-west (about 6.2 miles). The miles of breath-taking coastal walks, sandy beaches and coves can be found just beyond Cardigan stretching along Cardigan Bay with its Heritage Coast areas or continuing into Pembrokeshire and into its Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Communication routes to the rest of Wales are strong with good road connections to Carmarthen (with railway station) and the A48 M4 link road to the south-east (about 21 miles) taking you quickly onto Swansea (about 50 miles), Cardiff (about 92 miles) the Severn Bridge and into England (about 112 miles). Ferry services to Ireland and national rail services can also be found at Fishguard to the south-west (about 19.7 miles) and air travel at Haverfordwest airport (about 26 miles). Acreage: 18 Acres Additional InfoGeneral Remarks and StipulationsHealth & Safety Given the potential hazards of an old farm, viewers should take care and precaution with regard to their personal safety when viewing the property, particularly around livestock on the land and the old buildings.Do not enter any first-floor areas in the old stone barns in case the floors are unsafe. Services and Banding: Pentre Farm Cottage: Mains electricity. Spring fed private water supply and tanked LPG gas fired/electric central heating. Private drainage via septic tank. Council Tax Band: D. Machinery, Fixtures & Fittings Unless specifically described in these particulars, all machinery, fittings and contents are excluded from the sale though some may be available by separate negotiation. Further information is available from the vendor's agents. Wayleaves, Easements and Rights of WayThe property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/ bridleways. A Public Right of Way crosses the farm, following the track and passing through the courtyard in a south-westerly direction.Plans, Areas and SchedulesAny available plans, areas, and schedules are for identification and reference purposes only. The purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied himself as to the description of the property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof. ViewingStrictly by appointment with Savills. Photos taken summer 2022 For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71767153
Established and profitable holiday letting business set within the picturesque Pembrokeshire countryside, specialising in holidays for young families with pre-school aged children.Award winning business rated 4* & 5* by Visit Wales.Set in 16.06 acres.For sale as a whole by private treaty.LocationClydey Cottages is located in a rural setting with panoramic views over the surrounding countryside within North Pembrokeshire, approximately 15 miles from the coast including the likes of Cardigan Bay, Poppit Sands Beach and Newport Beach. Nearby amenities and facilities can be found at Newcastle Emlyn (5 miles), Cardigan (11 miles) and the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park (15 miles) which is known for its sandy beaches and coastal walks.Newcastle Emlyn (5 miles) is located on the River Teifi and provides a range of amenities including pubs, a fire station, bakery, Co-op, pharmacy, cafes, churches and community primary school (Ysgol Y Ddwylan).The property is easily accessed from Camarthen (18 miles) via the A40 and A48 which links to the M4 motorway, giving access to Cardiff and The Severn Bridge, providing further access to Wales from London and the home counties.Tourist attractions locally include the Welsh Wildlife Centre at Cilgerran, Cenarth Falls, the National Wool Museum Wales and Castell Henllys Iron Age Village. The Teifi Valley offers salmon and sewin (sea trout) fishing, canoeing and cycling along the riverbank to Cardigan. Other outdoor pursuits in the area include canoeing, kayaking and coasteering along the Pembrokeshire coastline as well as horse riding in the North Pembrokeshire countryside.The BusinessClydey Cottages has been in the same ownership since 2003 and is for sale due to retirement. The current owners have built-up a successful and profitable business, specialising in family holidays for young children and babies whilst also offering luxury accommodation.Facilities on-site include an indoor swimming pool complex with hot tub and sauna, a children's play area, games room, a soft play area for toddlers and further hot tubs around the site.The current owners choose to live off site and let out all the properties. The Farmhouse could be used as owner's accommodation if required.Gross turnover year ending April 2023 of £426,659 with a net profit of £142,239.A key ingredient to the success of the holiday complex is the 'Clydey Experience', offering daily animal feeding and egg collecting, Woodland Adventures in the Clydey woods and Circus School. There is also a Children's Club with supervised play, enabling parents to have some quality time together. The Clydey spa offers beauty and holistic treatments to include facials and massages.The business has won numerous awards from Visit Pembrokeshire (Best Self-Catering Accommodation Provider 2023), Visit Wales, TripAdvisor, Mumsnet and Baby Friendly Boltholes. The business is advertised via the vendors website: along with Premier Cottages, Baby Friendly Boltholes, TripAdvisor, Booking.com, Visit Wales, Visit Pembrokeshire, Expedia and also use social media including Twitter and Facebook to promote the accommodation.The FarmhouseEnd of terrace period property which could be used as owner's accommodation if required. The ground floor provides an entrance hall with stairs to first floor accommodation, sitting room with stone inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove, conservatory, kitchen/dining room, rear hall with back door leading out onto the gardens, shower room and downstairs bedroom. The first floor provides a landing, three bedrooms (one en-suite) and a family bathroom. Private garden laid to lawn with a patio area and a hot tub. (Sleeps 8).The CottagesThe character cottages have been converted from traditional 18th Century stone barns and include such features as open fireplaces with woodburning stoves, beamed ceilings, exposed roof trusses and exposed natural stone walls. In addition, they have modern additions including super king size beds, underfloor heating, Wifi, modern white bathroom suites and appliances in the kitchen. To provide a comfortable stay for families, the cottages can also come equipped with cots, high-chairs, stairgates, bottle sterilisers and a changing mat.LavenderMid-terrace, two-storey, one-bedroom stone cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove. At first floor, a landing, bedroom and bathroom. (Sleeps 2 + cot).SnowdropEnd of terrace, two-storey, two-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with fireplace and woodburning stove and downstairs bedroom. At first floor a landing, bedroom and bathroom. (Sleeps 4).TansySemi-detached, two-storey, two-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with fireplace and woodburning stove. Ground floor bedroom with en-suite shower room. At first floor a landing, bedroom and bathroom. (Sleeps 4).FoxgloveEnd of terrace, two-storey, one-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with woodburning stove. At first floor a landing, bedroom and shower room. (Sleeps 2 + cot).BrambleMid-terrace, two-storey, three-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of hall, open plan sitting/dining room with stone inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove and kitchen. At first floor, a landing, three bedrooms and bathroom with underfloor heating. The cottage has panoramic countryside views to front. (Sleeps 6).HeatherSemi-detached, two-storey, two-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of sitting room with inglenook fireplace and woodburning stove plus an open plan dining area/kitchen. In addition, there is a ground floor bathroom. At first floor, landing and two bedrooms. (Sleeps 4).HoneysuckleMid-terrace, two-storey, three-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of sitting room with stone fireplace with wood burning stove and split-level dining room/kitchen area. At first floor, a landing, three bedrooms and bathroom with underfloor heating. (Sleeps 6).IvyMid-terrace, two-storey, one-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with inglenook fireplace with woodburning stove. At first floor, a bedroom with en-suite bathroom. (Sleeps 2 + cot).JasmineEnd of terrace, two-storey, two-bedroom cottage providing accommodation on the ground floor of open plan sitting/dining room/kitchen area with woodburning stove and bedroom. At first floor, a landing, bedroom and bathroom with underfloor heating. (Sleeps 4).Indoor Swimming Pool ComplexIndoor heated swimming pool with plant room, sauna, spa treatment room, changing rooms, toilet, games room and first floor indoor soft play area which is accessed via an external ramp. To the front of the building is an outdoor sun terrace with glass balcony to enjoy the panoramic countryside views, accessed via bi-fold doors from the swimming pool.FacilitiesOutdoor play area including swings, a large basket swing, climbing frame, climbing walls, look-out platforms and ride-on toys for toddlers.At the entrance to the site is a single-storey reception building with office and reception/shop selling essential items to guests. Laundry building including a store.Games room including table tennis, pool table, table football, air hockey, family games and a DVD selection. 8-person outdoor hot tub for use by guests with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.The landThe property is set in 16.06 acres. The site provides animal enclosures, a shed with hand and welly cleaning facilities and field shelters; where the petting and feeding experience with animals takes place with pigs, sheep, chickens, alpacas, Pygmy goats, Shetland ponies, rabbits and guinea pigs.At the bottom of the site is a woodland area with adventure shelter and paths leading to a stream. Barn used as a store for garden machinery and lawnmower. In addition, used as an animal feed store.Method of SaleThe property is offered for sale by private treaty, inclusive of trade inventory to include furnishings, equipment, fixtures and fittings in relation to the business, excluding any personal items.Tenure & PossessionThe freehold interest is being offered for sale with vacant possession available on completion.EPC RatingThe Farmhouse: EPC rated E.Rateable ValueAccording to the Valuation Office, the premises has a ratable value of £27,750. Interested parties are advised to make their own enquiries.Local AuthoritiesPembrokeshire County Council ViewingsStrictly by appointment with agents Carter Jonas. Taunton office. DirectionsFollow the M4 to Carmarthen and then take the A484 towards Cardigan and Cenarth. At Cenarth, take the turning in front of The White Hart Inn onto the B4332.After approximately 2 miles, you will come to a small stone bridge over the River Cych, turn left immediately after the bridge at the Nags Head Inn, signposted Cwmcych. (From here, you will also see brown and white tourist information signs to follow). Proceed along this road with the river on your left. You will pass a T-junction on your right, keep going straight ahead, past a large mansion on the left, until you come to a crossroads.Turn right at the crossroads, signposted Clydau (Welsh spelling for Clydey) and Bwlchygroes.Next, you will see a cream coloured cottage on your right, turn left at the junction opposite here. Proceed for approximately 1.5 miles and you will come to Clydey Cottages on your left.What3Words/// gifted.flags.blueberry For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_boncath-d541372/for-sale_i71023862
A country mansion with some of the finest exclusive Sea views in the World. St Davids Court in St David's is nestled within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offering peace, renewal and inspiring natural beauty.A stunning Grade II Listed Building, historically an exclusive hotel with 22 bedrooms and now offered with full planning consent to convert to a luxury 10 bedroom executive home (subject to section 106 sitting in 15 acres of its own coastal facing land, Staff quarters, holiday let cottage, outdoor, covered heated swimming pool, tennis courts, mature landscaped gardens and Helipad and with the most spectacular views south over St Brides Bay.Presenting from a winding, tree lined country driveway you arrive at the stunning 19th Century St David's Court; You are welcomed by beautiful entrance hallways inviting you further to gaze at the extraordinary drawing room with real fire and hand painted tiles, original wooden shutters, high ceilings and large bar area, through to the spectacular wooden staircase leading up to the glorious bedrooms, and into the lounge which presents as light and airy with wonderful fireplace, hand painted tiles, large windows welcoming the natural light, through into the magnificent dining room ' Sea View Restaurant' with full glass doors and windows encapsulating and framing the dramatic, wondrous views over St Brides Bay, a spectacular fireplace with hand painted tiles, a room to sit and relax whilst watching the world go by. The 40Ft L-shaped commercial kitchen has everything needed to provided 'high end' dining and offers a fresh food store, freezer room and dry store. A kitchen garden is easily accessed from here for all the ingredients that can be grown in the walled kitchen garden. The rooms are luxurious (especially in the older part of the building) with stunning en-suite bathrooms, many south facing with windows looking out in admiration on the exceptional views. The cultivated, beautifully designed, landscaped gardens encourage you outside to sit and enjoy the views on the terrace or take a walk through the well established gardens to ponder the ever changing view. The heated swimming pool is a welcomed addition, as is the full sized tennis court.The Helipad adds a further desired element and offers choice for how the building may be utilised. Add to this the two bedroom detached holiday let cottage and 'staff quarters' building, leading to further pathways to yet further wooded walks all encompassed in the historic walls of this beautiful building and coastal facing. With potential for off grid environmentally friendly living with potential for solar fields with a precedent set nearby and plenty of options for micro wind turbines. There is also a well on the site which served the house originally as well as a substantial sceptic tank (although the property is currently connected to mains water and sewerage.)Voted Top 10 World Hotel Room Views by the Sunday Times.St David's Court, uniquely exceptional in every way.More information and full particulars can be found at the properties dedicated sales listing website. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_pembrokeshire-r783020/for-sale_i71435788
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