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4 bedroom detached house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Light spacious accommodation
- Retains much character of the original cottage
- Dates back to mid 1800's
- Situated in the heart of the Gower peninsular
A fine detached four-bedroom family home dating back to the mid 1800’s, situated in the heart of the Gower Peninsula, which affords easy access to both the South and North coastal regions. Reynoldston Village is approximately 1 ½ miles away and the property is situated on the City bus route and is close to the local convenience store. The property enjoys beautiful mature gardens and has a detached double garage. This lovely home offers light, spacious extended accommodation which retains much of the character of the original cottage. Briefly the accommodation comprises main living room with log burning stove in Inglenook fireplace, large kitchen/breakfast room, garden lounge, downstairs shower room, W.C. and utility room with four bedrooms and bathroom to the first floor. Oil central heating.
ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES:
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE - Hardwood glass panelled door to storm porch with stone floor and side windows. Hardwood glass panelled door to lounge.
LOUNGE - 27’0 x 13’0. A well-proportioned room with centrally positioned staircase to first floor. Two hardwood double glazed sash windows to front. Two radiators. Log burning stove set into stone built Inglenook fireplace. Six wall lights. Beamed ceiling.
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM - 21’0 x 12’0. Fitted “Shaker” style base cupboards with “Pewter” furniture and slate work surfaces over. Belfast style ceramic sink unit set into slate drainer. Slate floor. Beamed ceiling with chrome spotlights. Black Nickel power points and light switches. Glass panelled door to rear porch. Two hardwood double glazed windows to front. Window to rear garden. Window to side facing east. Electric AGA Range comprising two hot plates, one warm plate, roasting oven, baking oven, slow cooker and warming oven.
GARDEN LOUNGE - 15’10 x 11’4. A light pleasant room with double glazed glass panelled doors opening out to the rear garden. Slate floor. Hardwood double glazed window to front. White ‘flying’ shelves set into recesses. Two Fischer storage heaters. Beamed ceiling. Three wall lights.
REAR PORCH/HALL - With composite (timber+uPVC) cottage style door with double glazed window to rear garden.
UTILITY ROOM - 13’0 x 9’0. Fitted wall and base units in Medium Oak. One and a half bowl acrylic sink unit set into granite effect work surfaces. Plumbed for washing machine. Plumbed for dishwasher. Windows to rear garden. Stone effect ceramic tiled floor. Chrome spotlights to ceiling.
SHOWER ROOM - With W.C. and wash hand basin in white.. Tiled shower cubicle with Deluge Head stainless steel shower unit. Stone effect ceramic tiled floor. Heated towel rail.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING - Part vaulted ceiling. Hardwood panelled doors to rooms off. Hardwood window to rear. Radiator. Tongue and groove panelling to walls and ceiling.
BEDROOM ONE - 13’2 x 11’2. Part vaulted ceiling. Low level hardwood double glazed sash window to front. Built-in wardrobes and cupboards. Built-in bench seat. Radiator.
BEDROOM TWO - 11’8 x 10’3. Low level hardwood double glazed sash window to front. Tongue and groove panelled vaulted ceiling. Radiator.
BEDROOM THREE - 10’3 x 8’8. Hardwood sash window to rear with views to Llanmadoc Hill. Tongue and groove panelling to part vaulted ceiling. Access to floor level loft storage. Radiator.
BEDROOM FOUR - 9’10 x 9’9. Low level hardwood double glazed sash window to front. Built-in cupboard. Radiator.
BATHROOM - 13’0 x 6’7. Three-piece White Heritage style suite with chrome/ceramic fittings. Bath set into Light Oak cabinet Period design ceramic wall tiling in white with decorative dado tiling. Shower cubicle with stainless steel period design Deluge Head shower unit. Oak floor and bath panelling. Heated towel rail. Chrome spotlights to coved ceiling. Walk in airing cupboard. Loft access. Hardwood window to rear with views to Llanmadoc Hill.
EXTERNAL: The property stands in large, beautiful gardens being laid out skilfully and lovingly with level lawns, well stocked beds and borders with a kitchen garden area. There is good off road parking and a slate laid sun terrace. The boundaries are well defined with mature hedge and brick wall to the rear. Outside tap. Outside coach light to rear of house with Sensor light to garage and around house. Soft fruit canes. Strawberry bed. Several fruit trees including apple, pear and plum.
GARAGE 18’4 x 16’4. Traditional block construction with twin up and over doors. Pitched slate roof. Power and light. Oil fired central heating boiler.
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