You’ll Fall In Love With This Picture Postcard Property. This 19th century former watermill will capture your heart. The superb fusion of old and new would make a fabulous family home or a sought-after getaway in the heart of the Parkmill Valley.

The name ‘Stonemill’ should tell you everything you need to know about the traditional origins of this 150 year old three bedroom property.

But the traditional name doesn’t reveal the stunning and sympathetic way the original period features have been fused with the best of 21st century design.  

You enter a light & bright hall where you first get to see the stone spiral staircase that links the three floors of this unique home.

The ground floor has two double bedrooms (one with a stylish ensuite wetroom) and a further shared wetroom/shower room.

You head up the spiral stairs to the first floor which is the social hub of the home. 

There’s a luxurious and well-equipped kitchen / diner and two reception rooms. One is currently used as a games room, the other a more cosy snug with a state of the art wood burner.

It’s here that you get your first glimpse of the vaulted ceilings and exposed oak beams which are also visible on the upper floor.

Both first floor reception rooms have access to the fabulous back garden. They’ll really come into their own when the sun is shining so you can throw open the doors.

The private and secluded back garden does deserve special mention. There’s plenty to enjoy in this multi level low maintenance garden. There's a sunken hot tub, a cedar barrel sauna and an outside shower which will be really handy after a trip to the beach.

There’s more exposed beams and vaulted ceilings on the top floor, which has a further double bedroom and a gorgeous family bathroom. 

The property is practical too. There’s parking for two cars and plenty of outside storage for bikes, surfboards etc. 

The tiled ground floor has underfloor heating throughout.

Whether you’re looking for a permanent lifestyle change or just a weekend retreat, the tranquil Parkmill village location is hard to beat.

The nearby Gower Inn is at the heart of the village, with the Gower Heritage Centre offering plenty of activities whatever the weather. It's even home to the smallest cinema in Wales, the 23 seat “La Charrette”.

But you may be drawn to the area to enjoy the wonderful nearby beaches. You’ve plenty to choose from, with Three Cliffs Bay a short walk away and Rossilli, Oxwich, Port Eynon and Horton, all only a short drive away.

It’s also only a 15 minute drive to Mumbles - recently voted by The Times as one of the coolest postcodes in the UK.

If you’re looking to welcome short stay guests there’s likely to be strong demand, especially in the summer months.

The report dubbed Mumbles "the Hamptons of Wales" and with a booming foodie scene it was also described as the new Padstow.

Here you’ll find all the day-to-day essentials along with award winning ice cream parlours, cafes and local seafood restaurants. 

Mumbles is a great place to indulge in retail therapy, with a selection of high end boutiques and galleries catering to a discerning clientele.

But the location also works as a day-to-day family home. 

Pennard Primary School (rated “Good” by Estyn) is less than 5 minutes drive away. 

Older kids have a little further to travel to Bishopston Comprehensive (it’s on the outskirts of Mumbles, only 10 minutes drive away).

There’s every chance you’ll fall in love with this unique combination of old and new. 

Then this versatile property - which would be equally fabulous as a family home, a weekend retreat or a popular Airbnb - will convince your head to follow your heart!

Ground floor

Hallway (16'11" x 4'4")

Boiler Room (8'7" x 3'2")

Wet Room (8'11" x 6'6")

Bedroom (13'10" x 10'7")

Bedroom (10'5" x 12'10")

En-suite (8'3" x 4'0")

First floor

Landing (12'8" x 9'1")

Living Room (13'5" x 13'4")

Kitchen/Diner (15'5" x 12'9")

Family Room (13'3" x 12'7")

Second floor

Landing (14'0" x 12'1")

Bedroom (13'2 x 11'6")

Bathroom (9'9" x 7'6")

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