House For Sale £290,000
The Property:
From the outside The Dairy lives up to the rural promise of its name, with a slate roof and whitewashed walls, but inside the two-bedroom property is anything but rustic. The main reception feels more like a loft space than a cottage living room, with a wood-burning stove, exposed black beams and an open staircase that lets light flood in from a skylight at the top of the house. Two sets of double doors lead into the bright conservatory, which is smart and spacious enough to be used as a dining space or as a summer living space.
There's a second reception that could be used as a dining room, home office or spare bedroom, the kitchen has a smart brick splashback, a range cooker and warm wooden units, and there's a tiled wetroom with a rainforest shower on the ground floor.
The first floor is more compact but cleverly designed, with plenty of storage in the main bedroom, a cosy twin room and a bathroom in the eaves. There's an outbuilding in the garden and a utility room off the hallway on the ground floor.
The Dairy is in Pembroke, a market town in scenic southwest Wales that's famous for its castle, where Henry VII was born there in 1457. There are plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance on Main Street and the cottage is 0.7 miles from Pembroke railway station. There's glorious countryside all around and you can be on the beach at Freshwater East in less than 15 minutes - so the house would be a solid investment as a holiday let as well as a family home.
Location and Transport Links:
Pembroke is at the western end of the A477, which offers easy access to Swansea and the M4. It's a 20-minute drive to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and you can catch a ferry to Ireland from Pembroke Dock, two miles away.
The Dairy is 0.7 miles from Pembroke station, for trains to Carmarthen. From there, you can pick up services to Swansea and Cardiff.
Nearby Amenities
The Dairy is 0.6 miles from historic Pembroke Castle and half a mile from the Watermans Arms, a pub with a terrace overlooking the Mill Pond - the perfect spot for stretching your legs. Nearby gyms include Synergy, 2 miles away in Pembroke Dock.
Pembroke has a good range of shops and restaurants on Main Street, including Wisebuys greengrocer, 0.7 miles from Claremont, a post office, 0.6 miles away and a Co-op supermarket, 0.7 miles away. For the weekly shop, head north to the Tesco Superstore in Pembroke Dock, 2 miles away.
Local primary schools include the dual-language Golden Grove/Gelli Aur, 0.9 miles away, and Monkton Priory cp, 1.3 miles from North Quay Court. The local secondary is Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor School, 1.2 miles away; other options nearby include Milford Haven School, 7.6 miles away.
The nearest gp surgery is St Oswald's, 0.7 miles away, and it's 0.6 miles to the closest dentist, Dental Excellence. There's a Lloyds pharmacy 0.6 miles away and it's a two-mile drive to Pritchard Cowburn Opticians.
Key Features:
- Two-bedroom cottage
- Stunning living room with wood-burning stove
- Conservatory
- Garden with outbuilding
- Historic market town in countryside
- Train station within walking distance
Central heating:
Gas, with radiators throughout the flat. The property is double glazed.
Room by room:
The Dairy has two bedrooms, a double and a twin, both with wooden floors. The main bedroom has storage cupboards and shutters on the window. The bathroom has doors to both bedrooms, a bath, a shower, a sink, a toilet, a heated towel rail and a tiled floor.
The living room is a stunning space with exposed black beams, a wood-burning stove, a wooden floor, two sets of double doors leading to the bright conservatory and an open staircase with light flooding in through a skylight at the top of the house. The kitchen has a wooden floor, a range cooker, built-in storage, a sink with a mixer tap and doors to the conservatory.
There's a second reception room with shutters and wooden floors, a tiled wetroom with a rainforest shower and a utility room with room for white goods. The conservatory has a tiled floor and there's an outbuilding in the garden.
- Bedroom 1, main bedroom, wooden floor, built-in storage, shutters
- Bedroom 2, twin room with wooden floor and skylight
- Bathroom 1, tiled floor, bath, shower, sink, toilet, heated towel rail, doors to both bedrooms
- Living room, exposed black beams, wood-burning stove, wooden floor, two sets of double doors leading to conservatory
- Bedroom/Study, wooden floor, shutters
- Kitchen, wooden floor, range cooker, built-in storage, sink with mixer tap, doors to conservatory.
- Bathroom 2, wetroom, tiled floor and walls, rainforest shower, sink, toilet, heated towel rail
- Conservatory, tiled floor, double doors to garden
- Utility room, boiler, room for white goods
Making an offer through us:
We already have the title plan and searches on the property. Request details to see the information. Having these documents upfront will save time and stress when you have had an offer accepted.
From the outside The Dairy lives up to the rural promise of its name, with a slate roof and whitewashed walls, but inside the two-bedroom property is anything but rustic. The main reception feels more like a loft space than a cottage living room, with a wood-burning stove, exposed black beams and an open staircase that lets light flood in from a skylight at the top of the house. Two sets of double doors lead into the bright conservatory, which is smart and spacious enough to be used as a dining space or as a summer living space.
There's a second reception that could be used as a dining room, home office or spare bedroom, the kitchen has a smart brick splashback, a range cooker and warm wooden units, and there's a tiled wetroom with a rainforest shower on the ground floor.
The first floor is more compact but cleverly designed, with plenty of storage in the main bedroom, a cosy twin room and a bathroom in the eaves. There's an outbuilding in the garden and a utility room off the hallway on the ground floor.
The Dairy is in Pembroke, a market town in scenic southwest Wales that's famous for its castle, where Henry VII was born there in 1457. There are plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance on Main Street and the cottage is 0.7 miles from Pembroke railway station. There's glorious countryside all around and you can be on the beach at Freshwater East in less than 15 minutes - so the house would be a solid investment as a holiday let as well as a family home.
Location and Transport Links:
Pembroke is at the western end of the A477, which offers easy access to Swansea and the M4. It's a 20-minute drive to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and you can catch a ferry to Ireland from Pembroke Dock, two miles away.
The Dairy is 0.7 miles from Pembroke station, for trains to Carmarthen. From there, you can pick up services to Swansea and Cardiff.
Nearby Amenities
The Dairy is 0.6 miles from historic Pembroke Castle and half a mile from the Watermans Arms, a pub with a terrace overlooking the Mill Pond - the perfect spot for stretching your legs. Nearby gyms include Synergy, 2 miles away in Pembroke Dock.
Pembroke has a good range of shops and restaurants on Main Street, including Wisebuys greengrocer, 0.7 miles from Claremont, a post office, 0.6 miles away and a Co-op supermarket, 0.7 miles away. For the weekly shop, head north to the Tesco Superstore in Pembroke Dock, 2 miles away.
Local primary schools include the dual-language Golden Grove/Gelli Aur, 0.9 miles away, and Monkton Priory cp, 1.3 miles from North Quay Court. The local secondary is Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor School, 1.2 miles away; other options nearby include Milford Haven School, 7.6 miles away.
The nearest gp surgery is St Oswald's, 0.7 miles away, and it's 0.6 miles to the closest dentist, Dental Excellence. There's a Lloyds pharmacy 0.6 miles away and it's a two-mile drive to Pritchard Cowburn Opticians.
Key Features:
- Two-bedroom cottage
- Stunning living room with wood-burning stove
- Conservatory
- Garden with outbuilding
- Historic market town in countryside
- Train station within walking distance
Central heating:
Gas, with radiators throughout the flat. The property is double glazed.
Room by room:
The Dairy has two bedrooms, a double and a twin, both with wooden floors. The main bedroom has storage cupboards and shutters on the window. The bathroom has doors to both bedrooms, a bath, a shower, a sink, a toilet, a heated towel rail and a tiled floor.
The living room is a stunning space with exposed black beams, a wood-burning stove, a wooden floor, two sets of double doors leading to the bright conservatory and an open staircase with light flooding in through a skylight at the top of the house. The kitchen has a wooden floor, a range cooker, built-in storage, a sink with a mixer tap and doors to the conservatory.
There's a second reception room with shutters and wooden floors, a tiled wetroom with a rainforest shower and a utility room with room for white goods. The conservatory has a tiled floor and there's an outbuilding in the garden.
- Bedroom 1, main bedroom, wooden floor, built-in storage, shutters
- Bedroom 2, twin room with wooden floor and skylight
- Bathroom 1, tiled floor, bath, shower, sink, toilet, heated towel rail, doors to both bedrooms
- Living room, exposed black beams, wood-burning stove, wooden floor, two sets of double doors leading to conservatory
- Bedroom/Study, wooden floor, shutters
- Kitchen, wooden floor, range cooker, built-in storage, sink with mixer tap, doors to conservatory.
- Bathroom 2, wetroom, tiled floor and walls, rainforest shower, sink, toilet, heated towel rail
- Conservatory, tiled floor, double doors to garden
- Utility room, boiler, room for white goods
Making an offer through us:
We already have the title plan and searches on the property. Request details to see the information. Having these documents upfront will save time and stress when you have had an offer accepted.
