4 bedroom terraced house

West Wales Finest are delighted to bring to market this rarely available beautiful four storey coastal period property, which has an advantage of extensive views over the Cleddau estuary, a short walk from the popular marina. Built in the mid 1800's, the property has been in the current vendors family for years, and has been restored with quality and style, whilst retaining the original charm and period character.
Although the front has a modest cottage appearance, when you enter you are immediately surprised at how large the house is, with its wide staircase, bright and airy rooms with high corniced ceilings and open plan space. The ground floor has an open plan kitchen/ living area, with french windows to the water views, leading out onto a balcony, perfect for dining and relaxing and watching the boats go by. The kitchen/living has been completed to a very high standard with an island, quartz worktops and oak engineered flooring throughout. The wide staircase leads to the first floor where there are two double bedrooms and a stunning family bathroom, with marble tiles, rain shower, double-sink and freestanding claw foot bath. Both the rear bedroom and the bathroom also benefit from the water views. On the third floor you have another bedroom with velux windows, which open up to the view upriver and out to the sea. The lower ground floor opens out on to the garden, and offers a diverse space. Having a living room, a double bedroom and a shower/utility room, it could also be perfect for home-working, a guest suite or for multi-generational living. The living area has high ceilings and feature fireplace and French doors that open out to the southeast facing garden. Externally, to the rear of the property is a landscaped tiered garden of approx 70 ft in length, with patios and lawned areas, and of course the same views.
The property is on a quiet, hedged lane, and has to the front a walled front garden, which could easily be made into off street parking.

Neyland is a coastal town in Pembrokeshire, West Wales, standing on the upper reaches of the Milford Haven close to the estuary of the River Cleddau. With a wonderful marina and a tranquil green, this pretty little town offers a wide choice of restaurants and pubs as well as a handful of shops. There is a yacht club and excellent walks and cycle trails making this a great spot for anyone who loves the outdoors. Neyland is also fortunate to be on the route of the wonderful All Wales Path (Wales Coastal Path )which offers great coastal walking trails both to the east and south west of Neyland. There is a large range of attractions in the wider area around Neyland. The historic town of Pembroke with its imposing 13th century castle - renowned as the birthplace of Henry Tudor - is within easy driving distance. Haverfordwest is close by, and the unique city of St Davids - the smallest city in the British Isles is a 40-minute (25 mile) drive away, not to mention the numerous Pembrokeshire beaches and coastline of world renown.

VIEWING: By appointment only via the Agents.
TENURE: We are advised Freehold.
SERVICES: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.
TAX: Band: D

We would respectfully ask you to call our office before you view this property internally or externally.

SSG/CFK/09/22/OK/ESL

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