House For Sale £520,000
A wonderful grade II listed property situated in the heart of Newport, within a short distance of the shops, restaurants, and a 10 minute walk to the Parrog.
The property has been renovated by the current owner, retaining its character and charm. Briefly comprising, on the ground floor two reception rooms with double doors between the two, both with bay windows overlooking the town. From here steps lead to the spacious kitchen diner with fitted base units, a door leads to the utility area with butlers sinks. The staircase in the kitchen leads to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a family sized bathroom with separate bath and shower.
Externally; accessed through the utility room the rear garden is laid mainly to lawn, with distant sea views. To the rear of the property is the original stone cottage, currently used as storage. As you leave the back door, there is a seating area and an outdoor shower in the courtyard. From here, steps lead to the garden with a paved patio. The garden is laid mainly to lawn showcasing shrubs and trees, offering a fabulous place to sit and relax, and to enjoy the distant views of the sea.
The picturesque medieval town of Newport/Trefdraeth (beach town) is known as 'the jewel in the crown' of North Pembrokeshire and is a haven for walkers, artists, watersport enthusiasts and tourists all year round. The two largest beaches are Traeth Mawr (Big Beach, or Newport Sands) on the northern side of the Nevern Estuary, and Parrog, ever popular with boat enthusiasts, on the south side. The Nevern Estuary is teeming with wildlife and birds. Carningli Mountain stands to the south of Newport, with standing stones, ancient forts and hut circles. The town has a vibrant local community with year round events and boasts a wide range of shops to cater for every need. There are also fine restaurants and several pubs, art galleries and a tourist information centre.
Lounge (4.27m x 4.24m (14'00 x 13'11))
Living Room (3.02m x 4.19m (9'11 x 13'09))
Kitchen/Diner (4.57m x 6.02m (15'00 x 19'09))
Bedroom One (5.16m x 4.62m (16'11 x 15'02))
Bedroom Two (4.27m x 3.94m (14'00 x 12'11))
Bedroom Three (4.32m x 3.48m (14'02 x 11'05))
Bathroom (2.36m x 3.10m (7'09 x 10'02))
Utility Room (3.15m x 2.49m (10'04 x 8'02))
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.
Council tax: Band 'E ' Pembrokeshire
ref: Cfh/ams/07/22/ok
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The property has been renovated by the current owner, retaining its character and charm. Briefly comprising, on the ground floor two reception rooms with double doors between the two, both with bay windows overlooking the town. From here steps lead to the spacious kitchen diner with fitted base units, a door leads to the utility area with butlers sinks. The staircase in the kitchen leads to the first floor where there are three double bedrooms and a family sized bathroom with separate bath and shower.
Externally; accessed through the utility room the rear garden is laid mainly to lawn, with distant sea views. To the rear of the property is the original stone cottage, currently used as storage. As you leave the back door, there is a seating area and an outdoor shower in the courtyard. From here, steps lead to the garden with a paved patio. The garden is laid mainly to lawn showcasing shrubs and trees, offering a fabulous place to sit and relax, and to enjoy the distant views of the sea.
The picturesque medieval town of Newport/Trefdraeth (beach town) is known as 'the jewel in the crown' of North Pembrokeshire and is a haven for walkers, artists, watersport enthusiasts and tourists all year round. The two largest beaches are Traeth Mawr (Big Beach, or Newport Sands) on the northern side of the Nevern Estuary, and Parrog, ever popular with boat enthusiasts, on the south side. The Nevern Estuary is teeming with wildlife and birds. Carningli Mountain stands to the south of Newport, with standing stones, ancient forts and hut circles. The town has a vibrant local community with year round events and boasts a wide range of shops to cater for every need. There are also fine restaurants and several pubs, art galleries and a tourist information centre.
Lounge (4.27m x 4.24m (14'00 x 13'11))
Living Room (3.02m x 4.19m (9'11 x 13'09))
Kitchen/Diner (4.57m x 6.02m (15'00 x 19'09))
Bedroom One (5.16m x 4.62m (16'11 x 15'02))
Bedroom Two (4.27m x 3.94m (14'00 x 12'11))
Bedroom Three (4.32m x 3.48m (14'02 x 11'05))
Bathroom (2.36m x 3.10m (7'09 x 10'02))
Utility Room (3.15m x 2.49m (10'04 x 8'02))
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.
Council tax: Band 'E ' Pembrokeshire
ref: Cfh/ams/07/22/ok
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Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ WWProps
