Cottage for sale in Little Haven, Haverfordwest SA62

Dating back over two hundred years The Leap was originally two cottages and was the home for the cox for the Little Haven lifeboat. While the journey down to the village does not need to be as rapid for its current owners, this proximity to the beach is still a great selling point. Walking down the path from the gravel parking area, you arrive in the beautiful gardens that surround the property. The gardens are separated into several secluded and restful seating areas with mature planting that allow you to follow the sun throughout the day.

Entering the home through the bespoke stained glass front door, you arrive in the spacious sitting/dining room. This area looks out to the gardens at the front and has a door in the exposed stone wall leading into the central hallway. This central hall has doors to the bathroom, two bedrooms and an archway to the kitchen. The kitchen provides a great space with a large window and glazed double doors leading out to the garden. Opposite the kitchen, you find the well-appointed family bathroom which offers a lavatory, hand basin set in a vanity unit along with a bath with shower over it. Continuing down the central hall you reach the two double bedrooms in the home.

One to the front of the property enjoys views over the valley with the one to the rear having windows to two aspects along with its own shower. Externally, the gardens are a fantastic feature to the property and perfectly bring the inside entertaining space out to the good sized patio with its stone BBQ. The south facing gardens enjoy the sun throughout the day, with numerous seating areas to either enjoy the sun or relax in the shade. The village of Little Haven is a gem on the Pembrokeshire Coast. This small village boasts three pubs a café and shop and is a draw year round to visitors and a popular local community. The stony beach leads into a stunning stretch of sand at low tide which allows you to walk the full length of the beach to neighbouring Broad Haven.

The village enjoys some of the finest views of the stunning sunsets the west coast of Pembrokeshire offers, with the paved path leading up to The Point, offering the perfect vantage point. Properties in the village are popular and rare to the market, especially when they offer such fantastic accommodation as The Leap. Combining the dual charm of this character property with the appeal of this wonderful coastal community, The Leap is an opportunity too good to be missed.

Sitting room / Dining
You enter the property from the garden and arrive in the good size dining/sitting room. This space is a lovely area to unwind or entertain, with a good sized seating area at the end of the room and a dining space as you first enter. In the end wall you find an open fire with exposed beams and wood to the ceiling adding to the character of the space. There is a window to the front and side of the home along with the stained glass door opening to the front. A door in the exposed stone inner wall leads you into the central hallway.

Central hallway
The door from the sitting/dining room leads you into the central hallway, which allows access to the rest of the home. The hallway has a good sized fitted cupboard next to the family bathroom for added storage. There are two doors to the two bedrooms at the end of the hall, and an archway to the kitchen on your right.

Kitchen
The kitchen offers a large space with a good range of fitted wall and base units. There is space for a freestanding cooker, washing machine and dish washer along with a full height fridge freezer. A window in the front wall offers a charming view of the wooded valley with a sink positioned below the window. A set of French Windows lead out to the patio at the front of the home. The kitchen is finished with a practical tiled floor.

Family bathroom
The well finished family bathroom offers a bath with shower over it, lavatory, heated towel rail and a hand basin fitted in a vanity unit. There is an obscured glass window to the rear bringing in natural light with tiling to the walls and floor.

Bedroom one
Positioned at the front of the property, this double bedroom enjoys a lovely view out over the valley. The room offers ample space for freestanding bedroom furniture.

Bedroom two
The second double bedroom in the property enjoys a window to the side a rear of the home along with good space for freestanding bedroom furniture. There is a shower enclosure in the corner of the bedroom.

External
Accessed from the roadside, there is a gravel parking area suitable for 1 / 2 vehicles. From this parking area, a path leads down around the side of the property to the gardens that run along in front of it.

The garden offers a lovely space abundant with mature trees, shrubs, and vegetation. There is an area of lawn with numerous other seating areas dotted around the home. A gate at the front of the property leads down to another area of garden which also contains a large shed and access to an outdoor utility room which houses the boiler. There is also access around to the rear of the home for maintenance.

The south facing aspect of the gardens makes them ideal for enjoying the sun throughout the day with a large patio area at the front easily accessed from both the sitting/dining room and the kitchen. A wonderful space to relax or entertain the external area of The Leap is a real highpoint for the property. As a backdrop to the garden, you have the charming wooded valley which leads down to the sea.

Directions
If you are approaching Haverfordwest from the East via the A40, take the first left hand exit from the Scotchwell Roundabout and follow the road to the Salutation Square Roundabout, taking the second exit and bearing off left to the town centre. Cross the river and proceed up the high street as it turns into Dew Street.

At the traffic lights turn right and stay left following the signs for Dale and Broad Haven. Proceed over the mini roundabout and continue on this road, taking the left hand turn signposted for Dale after a short distance. Continue on Dale Road (B4327) passing through the hamlets of Dreenhill, Ratford Bridge and Rosehill. After about seven miles you approach a crossroad. Take the right hand turn signposted for Talbenny and Little Haven. Continue on this road until you meet another crossroad, at this point turn right following signs for Little Haven. Proceed down hill and pass the Little Haven village sign, The Leap will be found on your right hand side after a short distance with a gravel parking area to the fore.

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Council tax band - N/A due to the property being a holiday let