House For Sale £750,000
fbm Signature are proud to have the honour of presenting Taino Beach Lodge to the open market. The architecturally designed structure constructed in 2018, using the finest, fully treated Baltic Pine set in approximately an acre on the periphery of Amroth. The position is truly something special, from the moment you meander down the driveway the view over Caldey Island, Tenby, Saundersfoot, Wisemans Bridge back to Amroth will no doubt take your breath away. Not only boasting some of the finest views over the South of the Pembrokeshire Coastline, Taino Beach Lodge also offers spectacular views to the East towards Worms Head the golden sand at the Gower peninsular and even on a clear day the North Devon Coastline.
Taino Beach Lodge offers a primary lodge, independent one bedroom lodge with en suite and patio, summer house with gin bar plus a separate large detached garage containing WC and auxiliary room which has previously been utilised as a bedroom.
The primary lodge has been positioned to take full advantage of its unique position providing views over the coastline from almost every room, a 4m deck extends from the accommodation to further enhance this. Two sets of bi-fold doors frame the coastline view from the centre piece of the property, the spacious kitchen/dining/living room. Branching from either side of the reception area are both the bedroom areas, both of which host en suits and one of which with a dressing area. A separate WC and rear porch/study completes the main residence.
Amroth, nestled along the enchanting coastline of Pembrokeshire in Wales, serves as a picturesque gateway to the region's sprawling beauty and historic charm. This tranquil seaside village is famed for its long, sandy beach that stretches invitingly along the southern edge of Pembrokeshire, offering breathtaking views across Carmarthen Bay towards the Gower Peninsula. As part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Amroth provides a unique blend of natural landscapes, from rugged coastal cliffs to serene, wooded valleys. The village itself is steeped in history, with remnants of its past visible in the form of ancient ruins and the storied tales of old smugglers' coves. Amroth's inviting atmosphere, coupled with its scenic surroundings and rich heritage, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the Welsh coast while exploring the abundant wildlife, captivating trails, and cultural treasures that Pembrokeshire has to offer.
From Tenby, proceed towards Kilgetty and at the roundabout head towards St. Clears. Take the first right turning signposted Stepaside and proceed up the hill. Take the next right signposted Amroth. Proceed into the heart of the village and proceed along the seafront. After passing the New Inn public house continue to the top of the hill, the entrance to Taino Beach Lodge can be found on the left hand side.
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Taino Beach Lodge offers a primary lodge, independent one bedroom lodge with en suite and patio, summer house with gin bar plus a separate large detached garage containing WC and auxiliary room which has previously been utilised as a bedroom.
The primary lodge has been positioned to take full advantage of its unique position providing views over the coastline from almost every room, a 4m deck extends from the accommodation to further enhance this. Two sets of bi-fold doors frame the coastline view from the centre piece of the property, the spacious kitchen/dining/living room. Branching from either side of the reception area are both the bedroom areas, both of which host en suits and one of which with a dressing area. A separate WC and rear porch/study completes the main residence.
Amroth, nestled along the enchanting coastline of Pembrokeshire in Wales, serves as a picturesque gateway to the region's sprawling beauty and historic charm. This tranquil seaside village is famed for its long, sandy beach that stretches invitingly along the southern edge of Pembrokeshire, offering breathtaking views across Carmarthen Bay towards the Gower Peninsula. As part of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Amroth provides a unique blend of natural landscapes, from rugged coastal cliffs to serene, wooded valleys. The village itself is steeped in history, with remnants of its past visible in the form of ancient ruins and the storied tales of old smugglers' coves. Amroth's inviting atmosphere, coupled with its scenic surroundings and rich heritage, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the Welsh coast while exploring the abundant wildlife, captivating trails, and cultural treasures that Pembrokeshire has to offer.
From Tenby, proceed towards Kilgetty and at the roundabout head towards St. Clears. Take the first right turning signposted Stepaside and proceed up the hill. Take the next right signposted Amroth. Proceed into the heart of the village and proceed along the seafront. After passing the New Inn public house continue to the top of the hill, the entrance to Taino Beach Lodge can be found on the left hand side.
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