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2 Crunwere Close, Llanteg, Narberth SA67 8QP 2 Crunwere Close, Llanteg, Narberth SA67 8QP Offers in the region of £270,000 • Executive 4 Bedroom Detached House • Master Bedroom with Walk In Dressing Room and En-Suite • Double Garage and Parking • Short Drive to the Pembrokeshire Coastline • EPC Rating C John Francis is a trading name of Countrywide Estate Agents, an appointed representative of Countrywide Principal Services Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. We endeavour to make our sales details accurate and reliable but they should not be relied on as statements or representations of fact and they do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. The seller does not make any representation to give any warranty in relation to the property and we have no authority to do so on behalf of the seller. Any information given by us in these details or otherwise is given without responsibility on our part. Services, fittings and equipment referred to in the sales details have not been tested (unless otherwise stated) and no warranty can be given as to their condition. We strongly recommend that all the information which we provide about the property is verified by yourself or your advisers. Please contact us before viewing the property. If there is any point of particular importance to you we will be pleased to provide additional information or to make further enquiries. We will also confirm that the property remains available. This is particularly important if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. and drawers, complementary FAMILY BATHROOM DESCRIPTION worktops over, lighting under wall 8'4 x 7'6 (2.54m x 2.29m) A beautifully presented 4 Bed units and on kickboards, integrated Recessed spotlights, extractor fan, detached house situated on a dish washer, fan assisted Neff obscure double glazed window to small private estate in the lovely oven, 4 ring induction hob, splash fore, panelled bath, low level toilet, coastal village of Llanteg. Close by back and extractor fan over, 1 ½ wall mounted wash hand basin, are the sandy beaches of Amroth, bowl single drain sink with mixer radiator, tiled flooring. Pendine, Tenby and Saundersfoot tap, space for free standing and access to the famed american style fridge/freezer, EXTERNALLY Pembrokeshire Coast Path which radiator, laminate flooring, archway The property is approached at the offers a stunning landscape from to: side on a tarmac driveway with rugged cliff tops and sheltered parking for several cars and a coves to wide-open beaches and UTILITY ROOM double garage with slate roof. To winding estuaries. The property 9'6 x 8'7 (2.90m x 2.62m) the side of the garage a fenced was built approx 2003 and offers Ceiling light, coving, double glazed vegetable garden with raised beds. spacious easy flowing window to fore and side, range of The front garden is fenced with accommodation, a double garage matching wall and base units with gated entrance, paved pathway and a driveway giving ample worktop over, circular wash basin leads to the front door and to side parking for several vehicles. The and matching drainer, plumbing for of the property, it is laid to lawn gardens have been cleverly laid washing machine, oil fired boiler, with borders of mature plants and out providing areas for relaxation radiator, double glazed door to shrubs. To the rear the enclosed and patios for entertaining ! plus a side, tiled flooring. rear garden has a decked patio variety of beautiful plants, flowers area surrounding the conservatory and shrubs around. This is a FIRST FLOOR LANDING with a wide variety of flowering superb family home in such a ideal Ceiling light, textured ceiling, fire plants. location. alarm, access to attic with ladder, radiator, airing cupboard with SERVICES ENTRANCE HALL shelving and internal radiator, We have been advised that mains Entered via double glazed door doors to: water and electricity are with coloured motif glazing and connected, private drainage matching side panel, ceiling light, MASTER BEDROOM system servicing all properties in stairs to first floor landing with 12' x 12' (3.66m x 3.66m) Crunwere Close. storage cupboard under, radiator, Ceiling light, double glazed window fitted carpet. to rear, radiator, fitted carpet, VIEWING archway to: By appointment with the selling CLOAKROOM Agents on 01834 861812 or e-mail 5'3 x 4'7 (1.60m x 1.40m) DRESSING ROOM/BED 4 [email protected] Ceiling light, coving, obscure 9'3 x 7'3 (2.82m x 2.21m) Ceiling light, double glazed window OUR OFFICE HOURS double glazed window to fore, Monday to Friday extractor fan, low level toilet, vanity to rear, radiator, fitted carpet. The current owners have opened up 9:00am to 5:30pm wash hand basin, radiator, tiled Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm flooring. this room to adjoin the master bedroom, this could easily be TENURE LOUNGE restored to a separate 4th bedroom. We are advised that the property is 21'3 x 11'9 (6.48m x 3.58m) Freehold Ceiling lights x 2, coving, double glazed window to fore, double WALK IN WARDROBE GENERAL NOTE glazed sliding patio doors to rear, Ceiling light, double glazed window Please note that all floor plans, radiator, wall mounted electric to fore, built in wardrobes to two room dimensions and areas feature fire, french doors into sides, radiator, fitted carpet, door quoted in these details are dining room, laminate flooring. to: approximations and are not to be relied upon. Any appliances and DINING ROOM EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM services listed on these details 11'3 x 10'5 (3.43m x 3.18m) 7'5 x 6'8 (2.26m x 2.03m) have not been tested. Ceiling light, coving, double glazed Recessed spot lights, extractor sliding patio doors opening into fan, obscure double glazed DIRECTIONS conservatory, radiator, laminate window to fore, corner steam Proceed from Narberth to Princes flooring, archway opening into shower cabin with built in music Gate and across the crossroads kitchen. system, low level toilet, oval glass towards Ludchurch. Carry on wash hand basin mounted on through the village and continue on CONSERVATORY vanity unit, radiator, tiled flooring, passing Little Kings Park caravan 11'6 x 11'2 (3.51m x 3.40m) site keep going till you reach the T Dwarf walled to three sides with BEDROOM 2 junction and turn left to the bypass, double glazed windows and door 11' x 9'5 (3.35m x 2.87m) turn right onto the bypass. to side, ceiling light with fan, Ceiling light, double glazed window Continue along this road through radiator, tiled flooring. to rear, double door built in Llanteg, just before the petrol wardrobes x 2, radiator, fitted station you will see a signpost for KITCHEN carpet, Taverspite on the right take this 15'6 x 9'1 (4.72m x 2.77m) turning and then first right into Recess spotlights, coving, double BEDROOM 3 Crunwere Close the property will glazed window to rear, range of 9'4 x 9'4 (2.84m x 2.84m) be found on the left identified by modern wall and base units Ceiling light, double glazed window our for sale board. comprising of soft close cupboards to fore, double door built in wardrobe, radiator, fitted carpet, www.johnfrancis.co.uk.
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