£875,000
3 bed detached house for saleAbereiddy, Berea, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA62
3 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
EPC Rating: F
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Freehold
About this property
Directly On Coastal Path
Uninterrupted Irish Sea Views
Grade II Listed Cottage
Three Bedrooms & Bathrooms
0.6 Acre Gardens & Paddock
Occupying an extraordinary position directly off the Pembrokeshire Coast with interrupted views across the Irish Sea, Cwm Abereiddy is a truly special coastal home in one of West Wales’ most desirable locations. With the famous coastal path running immediately alongside the property, owners can step straight from their front door onto 186 miles of some of Britain’s most spectacular coastline.
This charming Grade 11 listed cottage, offering three bedrooms and three bathrooms, has been thoughtfully extended over the years to maximize both its accommodation and its exceptional setting. Combining character, comfort and breathtaking scenery, Cwm Abereiddy presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home in a location that few properties can rival.
From the moment you enter, the unique appeal of this home is immediately apparent. Rich in character and warmth, the cottage offers three welcoming reception rooms, each enjoying stunning views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coast line and the ever-changing waters beyond. Whether relaxing by the fire on a winter evening or simply watching the waves roll in, the surrounding landscape forms a dramatic backdrop to everyday life.
The bright breakfast kitchen provides a delightful space for casual dining, flooded with natural light and perfectly positioned to enjoy the coastal surroundings. A separate utility room offers additional practicality, ideal for those embracing an active seaside lifestyle.
Upstairs the accommodation continues to impress with three generously proportioned bedrooms, benefitting from exceptional sea views. Imagine waking each morning to the sound of the waves and enjoying your first coffee while watching the sunlight shimmer across the Irish Sea or a glass of wine while observing the spectacular sunsets. Original period features sit comfortably alongside the carefully considered extensions, creating a home that fees both times and inviting.
Externally, the property is surrounded by charming cottage-style gardens to the front and side, filled with coastal planting and seasonal colour. To the rear lies a small paddock which forms part of the property’s approximately 0.6-acre plot, with access to the coastal road. This area offers incredible views of Abereiddy Bay and potential opportunities to make the most of the spectacular setting.
The surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty and rich coastal heritage. Just a short stroll away lies Abereidy’s famous Blue Lagoon, a former slate quarry now known for its striking turquoise waters and as a popular destination for swimming, cliff diving and outdoor adventure. The lagoon has even hosted the world famous Red Bull Cliff Diving competition.
Following the coast path from the cottage leads to the picturesque harbour village of Porthgain, a charming destination known for its independent galleries, historic industrial heritage and highly regarded eateries. Here, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood at The Shed, relax at the iconic Sloop Inn, or browse local artwork inspired by the dramatic Pembrokeshire landscape.
For walkers, outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife lovers, the location is nothing short of exceptional. The Pembrokeshire Coast path runs directly alongside Cwm Cottage, offering immediate access to miles of dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, sandy beaches and breathtaking viewpoints. The surrounding waters and coastline are home to an abundance of wild life, including dolphins and a wide variety of seabirds, providing endless opportunities to experience nature at its finest.
More than simply a house Cwm Abereiddy offers an unrivalled coastal lifestyle. With the sea stretching out before you, the coast path quite literally on your doorstep and some of Wales’ most beautiful scenery in every direction, this is a property that must be experienced to be fully appreciated.
Cherished by the current owners for its peace, beauty and extraordinary location, Cwm Abereiddy now presents a once in a generation opportunity to become part of this remarkable stretch of coastline.
Lounge And Dining Room
6.6m(max) x 4.01m
Lounge (4.32m x 3.86m)
Kitchen (3.76m x 2.84m)
Bathroom (2.6m x 1.65m)
Shower Room (4m x 1.52m)
Utility Room (4m x 2.3m)
Bedroom 1 (4.14m x 4.1m)
Bedroom 2 (4.17m x 3.86m)
Bedroom 3 (4.17m x 2.44m)
Bathroom (4.17m x 3.33m)
Services
We are advised that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. Drainage is via a Septic tank.
Council Tax Band-e
This charming Grade 11 listed cottage, offering three bedrooms and three bathrooms, has been thoughtfully extended over the years to maximize both its accommodation and its exceptional setting. Combining character, comfort and breathtaking scenery, Cwm Abereiddy presents a rare opportunity to acquire a home in a location that few properties can rival.
From the moment you enter, the unique appeal of this home is immediately apparent. Rich in character and warmth, the cottage offers three welcoming reception rooms, each enjoying stunning views of the rugged Pembrokeshire coast line and the ever-changing waters beyond. Whether relaxing by the fire on a winter evening or simply watching the waves roll in, the surrounding landscape forms a dramatic backdrop to everyday life.
The bright breakfast kitchen provides a delightful space for casual dining, flooded with natural light and perfectly positioned to enjoy the coastal surroundings. A separate utility room offers additional practicality, ideal for those embracing an active seaside lifestyle.
Upstairs the accommodation continues to impress with three generously proportioned bedrooms, benefitting from exceptional sea views. Imagine waking each morning to the sound of the waves and enjoying your first coffee while watching the sunlight shimmer across the Irish Sea or a glass of wine while observing the spectacular sunsets. Original period features sit comfortably alongside the carefully considered extensions, creating a home that fees both times and inviting.
Externally, the property is surrounded by charming cottage-style gardens to the front and side, filled with coastal planting and seasonal colour. To the rear lies a small paddock which forms part of the property’s approximately 0.6-acre plot, with access to the coastal road. This area offers incredible views of Abereiddy Bay and potential opportunities to make the most of the spectacular setting.
The surrounding area is renowned for its natural beauty and rich coastal heritage. Just a short stroll away lies Abereidy’s famous Blue Lagoon, a former slate quarry now known for its striking turquoise waters and as a popular destination for swimming, cliff diving and outdoor adventure. The lagoon has even hosted the world famous Red Bull Cliff Diving competition.
Following the coast path from the cottage leads to the picturesque harbour village of Porthgain, a charming destination known for its independent galleries, historic industrial heritage and highly regarded eateries. Here, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood at The Shed, relax at the iconic Sloop Inn, or browse local artwork inspired by the dramatic Pembrokeshire landscape.
For walkers, outdoor enthusiasts and wildlife lovers, the location is nothing short of exceptional. The Pembrokeshire Coast path runs directly alongside Cwm Cottage, offering immediate access to miles of dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, sandy beaches and breathtaking viewpoints. The surrounding waters and coastline are home to an abundance of wild life, including dolphins and a wide variety of seabirds, providing endless opportunities to experience nature at its finest.
More than simply a house Cwm Abereiddy offers an unrivalled coastal lifestyle. With the sea stretching out before you, the coast path quite literally on your doorstep and some of Wales’ most beautiful scenery in every direction, this is a property that must be experienced to be fully appreciated.
Cherished by the current owners for its peace, beauty and extraordinary location, Cwm Abereiddy now presents a once in a generation opportunity to become part of this remarkable stretch of coastline.
Lounge And Dining Room
6.6m(max) x 4.01m
Lounge (4.32m x 3.86m)
Kitchen (3.76m x 2.84m)
Bathroom (2.6m x 1.65m)
Shower Room (4m x 1.52m)
Utility Room (4m x 2.3m)
Bedroom 1 (4.14m x 4.1m)
Bedroom 2 (4.17m x 3.86m)
Bedroom 3 (4.17m x 2.44m)
Bathroom (4.17m x 3.33m)
Services
We are advised that mains water and electricity are connected to the property. Oil fired central heating. Drainage is via a Septic tank.
Council Tax Band-e
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