House For Sale £1,250,000
Dating back approximately 400 years this Jacobean detached residence is situated in the heart of Tenby. Currently used as a family home and a holiday let, it is split into two properties that can be opened up on two floors for use as one. The main house has an impressive six double bedrooms, study, five bathrooms, downstairs w.c., utility room, pantry and two reception rooms, as well as a forty-eight foot open-plan living space with kitchen diner and seating area. The Guest Wing has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen diner and a reception room.
This historic home offers grand room proportions throughout, original windows, feature fireplaces, high-specification bathrooms and kitchens and versatile modern living. This offers a fantastic opportunity for use as a family home with additional income potential, a holiday rental investment, or perhaps even for multi-generational living. Part of the garden is private and south-facing, enclosed by a high stone wall. The remainder of the garden is currently dedicated to a mobile home with pretty plants and thoughtfully-designed decking. As well as a garage, the property also has parking for 5 cars, something that is much sought-after in Tenby!
The property is a stone’s throw from North Beach and Tenby harbour where fishing, sandcastle building and taking a boat trip out to the nearby Caldey Island are all within easy reach. It is a five-minute walk to all the independent shops, eateries, pubs, Castle Beach, Tenby museum and art gallery, St Mary’s Church, rnli lifeboat station, Tudor Merchants House and South Beach, perfect for long walks.
Bell Tree House is a unique historic home to cherish in the heart of Tenby.
Tenby is a very pretty seaside town with four sandy beaches and lots of character. It was established by the Normans as a fortified town and still has most of its 13th century medieval town walls. It is part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales' only coastal national park.
A few words from the current owners;
As a small child my family used to sail into Tenby and stay for holidays and I always saw it as a very magical place, so to own a house here was a dream come true. We have a large family so finding such a big house with a garden and parking within walking distance of the beach was incredible. The income potential of having accommodation in a self-contained apartment which can be separate but also connected to the main house is a huge bonus, ’ say the owners. It has a good-sized south facing walled garden – a separate area comprises a mobile home with its own garden.
‘As part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and a popular tourist destination Tenby has many attractions both in the town itself and close by. There are lots of restaurants, pubs, shops and cafes, and boats running every day from Tenby harbour to Caldey Island. The town also has its own train and bus stations and an 18-hole golf course.’
‘Bell Tree House is believed to be the second oldest house in Tenby – we love the modernity and all the luxuries which come with it while still being able to enjoy the character of a 400-year-old building.’
‘The house is a wonderful space for a growing or extended family and our children love it dearly – it’s amazing for hide and seek! We all like the fact it has big open spaces where we can hang out together or hide away in one of its secret spots. It’s fantastic for entertaining and even with a party of 70 it doesn’t feel crowded.’
‘The south facing garden is enclosed and private with an adventure play area for children and a large patio and decking where groups can enjoy eating and drinking outside.’
‘It’s a house full of joyful memories and we shall miss it very much.’
EPC Rating: E
This historic home offers grand room proportions throughout, original windows, feature fireplaces, high-specification bathrooms and kitchens and versatile modern living. This offers a fantastic opportunity for use as a family home with additional income potential, a holiday rental investment, or perhaps even for multi-generational living. Part of the garden is private and south-facing, enclosed by a high stone wall. The remainder of the garden is currently dedicated to a mobile home with pretty plants and thoughtfully-designed decking. As well as a garage, the property also has parking for 5 cars, something that is much sought-after in Tenby!
The property is a stone’s throw from North Beach and Tenby harbour where fishing, sandcastle building and taking a boat trip out to the nearby Caldey Island are all within easy reach. It is a five-minute walk to all the independent shops, eateries, pubs, Castle Beach, Tenby museum and art gallery, St Mary’s Church, rnli lifeboat station, Tudor Merchants House and South Beach, perfect for long walks.
Bell Tree House is a unique historic home to cherish in the heart of Tenby.
Tenby is a very pretty seaside town with four sandy beaches and lots of character. It was established by the Normans as a fortified town and still has most of its 13th century medieval town walls. It is part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Wales' only coastal national park.
A few words from the current owners;
As a small child my family used to sail into Tenby and stay for holidays and I always saw it as a very magical place, so to own a house here was a dream come true. We have a large family so finding such a big house with a garden and parking within walking distance of the beach was incredible. The income potential of having accommodation in a self-contained apartment which can be separate but also connected to the main house is a huge bonus, ’ say the owners. It has a good-sized south facing walled garden – a separate area comprises a mobile home with its own garden.
‘As part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and a popular tourist destination Tenby has many attractions both in the town itself and close by. There are lots of restaurants, pubs, shops and cafes, and boats running every day from Tenby harbour to Caldey Island. The town also has its own train and bus stations and an 18-hole golf course.’
‘Bell Tree House is believed to be the second oldest house in Tenby – we love the modernity and all the luxuries which come with it while still being able to enjoy the character of a 400-year-old building.’
‘The house is a wonderful space for a growing or extended family and our children love it dearly – it’s amazing for hide and seek! We all like the fact it has big open spaces where we can hang out together or hide away in one of its secret spots. It’s fantastic for entertaining and even with a party of 70 it doesn’t feel crowded.’
‘The south facing garden is enclosed and private with an adventure play area for children and a large patio and decking where groups can enjoy eating and drinking outside.’
‘It’s a house full of joyful memories and we shall miss it very much.’
EPC Rating: E
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