Land For Sale £750,000
This character farmhouse situated in approximately 11.5 acres is located near the popular village of Manorbier, close to the seaside resorts of Tenby and Saundersfoot. There is potential to enhance and/or develop the house, outbuildings, and grounds, (with the necessary planning consents) and has the scope and space to create any number of lifestyle choices. Spring Hill would make an ideal family or multi-generational home.
Traditionally built and benefitting from solar panels heating the hot water and oil central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises; Entrance porch, hallway with quarry tiles, lounge with exposed beams and wonderful views over the countryside, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, dining room with exposed beams, shower room, and bedroom on the ground floor. Stairs lead you up to a dual aspect landing with three double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate WC on the first floor. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the lifestyle opportunities at Spring Hill and its location in the most beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.
Externally the property has lawned gardens to the front and an orchard at the rear. There are borders of beautiful mature trees and shrubs that divide the fields and garden. The front of the house is south facing and the driveway provides off-road parking and turning for 3-4 vehicles. There are several sheds within the land that have the size and scope for further development. The stone outbuilding attached to one side of the house is perfect for storage however could also be converted to extra living space subject to the necessary planning consents. The detached building to the side needs finishing touches and is a perfect project for development into a home office or workshop or even holiday accommodation. The south-facing land is gently sloping and enjoys fabulous countryside views over the fields and the sea beyond, The most perfect place to enjoy the Pembrokeshire sunshine
Location
The popular village of Manorbier is nearby and has various amenities including a cafe, hotel/restaurant, public house, post office, convenience store, and primary school. It also boasts a stunning beach that is sheltered by cliffs on one side of its golden sands and is overlooked by the 12th Century Norman Castle. Manorbier is located between the towns of Pembroke and Tenby with regular public transport links between the two towns running Monday to Saturday. The towns offer most major amenities, including doctor surgeries, secondary schools, supermarkets, and retail outlets/pubs/restaurants as well as their award-winning beaches.
We Say
This character farmhouse is located near the popular village of Manorbier and sits in approximately 11.5 acres of pasture and grazing land. Ideal for equestrian purposes or as a smallholding perhaps, it offers a multitude of options. There is potential to enhance and/or develop the house, outbuildings, and grounds, (with the necessary planning consents) and has the scope and space to create any number of lifestyle choices. Spring Hill would make an ideal family or multi-generational home.
Come On In
Traditionally built and benefitting from solar panels heating the hot water and oil central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises; Entrance porch, hallway with quarry tiles, lounge with exposed beams and wonderful south-facing views over the countryside. The kitchen/breakfast room with stove at one end and a handy utility room at the other with door out to the rear of the house. The dining room also has exposed beams, and being at the front of the house, has a south-facing window. A couple of steps lead up to a shower room and bedroom on the ground floor. From the outside, this part of the property looks like an attached stone cottage and has another entrance door at the front. This space could lend itself to becoming a separate living area if required. From the hallway, stairs lead you up to a dual aspect landing with three double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate WC on the first floor. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the lifestyle opportunities at Spring Hill and its location in the most beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.
Step Outside
Upon entering the gateway, the fields of Spring Hill lay before you and roll down into a marvelous countryside vista with views of the sea in the distance. There is a wind turbine at one corner of the driveway, currently un-operational, however was originally on a feed-in-tariff. The driveway continues past farm sheds, a static caravan pitch with static caravan, secret gardens and pathways lead off the drive until you reach the house. There are lawned gardens to the front and an orchard at the rear. Borders of beautiful mature trees and shrubs divide the fields and gardens and frame the views wonderfully. The front of the house is paved and has a south-facing terrace and the driveway provides off-road parking and turning for 3-4 vehicles. There are several sheds within the land, one of which is used as a garage but all have the size and scope for further development. The stone outbuilding attached to one side of the house is perfect for storage however could also be converted to extra living space subject to the necessary planning consents. The detached building to the side of the house has electricity however will need finishing touches and could be a perfect project for development into a home office or workshop or even holiday accommodation (subject to the necessary planning consents). The south-facing land is gently sloping and enjoys fabulous countryside views over the fields and the sea beyond, surely the perfect place to enjoy our Pembrokeshire sunshine.
Porch (1.98m x 1.73m (6'6 x 5'8))
Hallway
Lounge (4.11m x 4.50m (13'6 x 14'9))
Dining Room (4.19m x 3.48m (13'9 x 11'5))
Kitchen (2.72m x 5.46m (8'11 x 17'11))
Utility Room (2.41m x 3.94m (7'11 x 12'11))
Shower Room (2.16m x 2.97m (7'1 x 9'9))
Bedroom 1 (4.11m x 3.23m (13'6 x 10'7))
Landing
Bedroom 2 (3.99m max x 2.72m (13'1 max x 8'11))
Bedroom 3 (3.20m x 4.17m (10'6 x 13'8))
Bedroom 4 (4.19m x 3.51m max (13'9 x 11'6 max))
Bathroom (2.18m x 3.18m (7'2 x 10'5))
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Detached Outbuilding (6.65m x 4.78m (21'10 x 15'8))
Traditionally built and benefitting from solar panels heating the hot water and oil central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises; Entrance porch, hallway with quarry tiles, lounge with exposed beams and wonderful views over the countryside, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, dining room with exposed beams, shower room, and bedroom on the ground floor. Stairs lead you up to a dual aspect landing with three double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate WC on the first floor. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the lifestyle opportunities at Spring Hill and its location in the most beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.
Externally the property has lawned gardens to the front and an orchard at the rear. There are borders of beautiful mature trees and shrubs that divide the fields and garden. The front of the house is south facing and the driveway provides off-road parking and turning for 3-4 vehicles. There are several sheds within the land that have the size and scope for further development. The stone outbuilding attached to one side of the house is perfect for storage however could also be converted to extra living space subject to the necessary planning consents. The detached building to the side needs finishing touches and is a perfect project for development into a home office or workshop or even holiday accommodation. The south-facing land is gently sloping and enjoys fabulous countryside views over the fields and the sea beyond, The most perfect place to enjoy the Pembrokeshire sunshine
Location
The popular village of Manorbier is nearby and has various amenities including a cafe, hotel/restaurant, public house, post office, convenience store, and primary school. It also boasts a stunning beach that is sheltered by cliffs on one side of its golden sands and is overlooked by the 12th Century Norman Castle. Manorbier is located between the towns of Pembroke and Tenby with regular public transport links between the two towns running Monday to Saturday. The towns offer most major amenities, including doctor surgeries, secondary schools, supermarkets, and retail outlets/pubs/restaurants as well as their award-winning beaches.
We Say
This character farmhouse is located near the popular village of Manorbier and sits in approximately 11.5 acres of pasture and grazing land. Ideal for equestrian purposes or as a smallholding perhaps, it offers a multitude of options. There is potential to enhance and/or develop the house, outbuildings, and grounds, (with the necessary planning consents) and has the scope and space to create any number of lifestyle choices. Spring Hill would make an ideal family or multi-generational home.
Come On In
Traditionally built and benefitting from solar panels heating the hot water and oil central heating, the accommodation briefly comprises; Entrance porch, hallway with quarry tiles, lounge with exposed beams and wonderful south-facing views over the countryside. The kitchen/breakfast room with stove at one end and a handy utility room at the other with door out to the rear of the house. The dining room also has exposed beams, and being at the front of the house, has a south-facing window. A couple of steps lead up to a shower room and bedroom on the ground floor. From the outside, this part of the property looks like an attached stone cottage and has another entrance door at the front. This space could lend itself to becoming a separate living area if required. From the hallway, stairs lead you up to a dual aspect landing with three double bedrooms and a bathroom with a separate WC on the first floor. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the lifestyle opportunities at Spring Hill and its location in the most beautiful Pembrokeshire countryside.
Step Outside
Upon entering the gateway, the fields of Spring Hill lay before you and roll down into a marvelous countryside vista with views of the sea in the distance. There is a wind turbine at one corner of the driveway, currently un-operational, however was originally on a feed-in-tariff. The driveway continues past farm sheds, a static caravan pitch with static caravan, secret gardens and pathways lead off the drive until you reach the house. There are lawned gardens to the front and an orchard at the rear. Borders of beautiful mature trees and shrubs divide the fields and gardens and frame the views wonderfully. The front of the house is paved and has a south-facing terrace and the driveway provides off-road parking and turning for 3-4 vehicles. There are several sheds within the land, one of which is used as a garage but all have the size and scope for further development. The stone outbuilding attached to one side of the house is perfect for storage however could also be converted to extra living space subject to the necessary planning consents. The detached building to the side of the house has electricity however will need finishing touches and could be a perfect project for development into a home office or workshop or even holiday accommodation (subject to the necessary planning consents). The south-facing land is gently sloping and enjoys fabulous countryside views over the fields and the sea beyond, surely the perfect place to enjoy our Pembrokeshire sunshine.
Porch (1.98m x 1.73m (6'6 x 5'8))
Hallway
Lounge (4.11m x 4.50m (13'6 x 14'9))
Dining Room (4.19m x 3.48m (13'9 x 11'5))
Kitchen (2.72m x 5.46m (8'11 x 17'11))
Utility Room (2.41m x 3.94m (7'11 x 12'11))
Shower Room (2.16m x 2.97m (7'1 x 9'9))
Bedroom 1 (4.11m x 3.23m (13'6 x 10'7))
Landing
Bedroom 2 (3.99m max x 2.72m (13'1 max x 8'11))
Bedroom 3 (3.20m x 4.17m (10'6 x 13'8))
Bedroom 4 (4.19m x 3.51m max (13'9 x 11'6 max))
Bathroom (2.18m x 3.18m (7'2 x 10'5))
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Detached Outbuilding (6.65m x 4.78m (21'10 x 15'8))
