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Caersegan, St. Nicholas, Goodwick, Pembrokeshire, SA64 0LX Price Guide £399,950 Fishguard Office: 21 West Street, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, SA65 9AL T: 01348 873836 E: [email protected] Caersegan, St. Nicholas, Goodwick, Pembrokeshire, SA64 0LX Price Guide £399,950 * An attractive, renovated Semi Detached 2 storey stone built Character Private Residence with 2nd floor Studio/Loft Room. * Spacious Character 1/2 Reception, 3/4 Bedroom and 2 Bath/Shower Room Accommodation. * Oil Central Heating with a Multi‐Fuel Stove back up, Double Glazing and Roof Insulation. * Substantial Double Garage/Workshop 8.0 m x 6.0 m with First Floor Open Plan Loft Room 6.0 m x 6.0 m approx with potential (STP). * Static 6 berth Caravan with services connected, Wood Shed 30' x 10' and a 60' x 18' Polytunnel. * Half Acre Gardens and Grounds with Lawned areas and a Vegetable Garden with Fruit Trees and Fruit Bushes. * One Acre Paddock with Willow Biomass Plantation and an Apple Orchard. * Delightful rural location within a mile or so of the North Pembrokeshire Coastline at Pwllcrochan. * Inspection strongly advised. Realistic Price Guide. Situation Lounge St Nicholas is a popular village which stands on the North Pembrokeshire Coastline some 5 miles or so North West of the Market Town of Fishguard. Caersegan is the original Farmhouse to Caersegan Farm and was the northern wing to the Farmhouse. The Property stands on the Strumble Head Peninsula and is within a mile or so of the village of St Nicholas. 25'11" x 13'9" (7.9m x 4.2m ) St Nicholas benefits from a Church and a with a Canadian Maple solid wood floor, coloured natural Community/Village Hall. Within a short drive and within 5 stone walls, 3 double panelled radiators, Dowling multi‐ miles or so is the Market Town of Fishguard which has the fuel stove (connected to domestic hot water and central benefit of a good Shopping Centre together with a wide heating system) on a slate hearth, 2 ceiling lights, ample range of amenities and facilities which briefly include power points, telephone point, electricity consumer unit, Secondary and Primary Schools, Churches, Chapels, a 2 Douglas Fir double glazed windows, double glazed door Building Society, Hotels, Restaurants, Public Houses, Take‐ to Kitchen and double glazed double doors to :‐ Aways, Art Galleries, a Cinema/Theatre, Leisure Centre and a Supermarket. Office/Television Room/Bedroom The twin town of Goodwick is within 4 miles or so of the property and Fishguard Harbour, being close by, provides a Ferry Terminal for Southern Ireland. There is also a Railway Station. The Pembrokeshire Coastline at Pwllcrochan is within a mile or so by foot and also within easy reach are the other well known sandy beaches and coves at The Parrog, Abermawr, Aberbach, Abercastle, Aberfelin, Porthgain, Traeth Llyfn, Abereiddy and Whitesands Bay. The County and Market Town of Haverfordwest is some 15 miles or so South East. 20'11" x 8'10" (6.4m x 2.7m) With a double glazed hardwood painted window, Caersegan is approached over a 550 yard hardsurfaced Canadian Maple solid wood floor, ample power points, Lane in off the St Nicholas to Trefasser council maintained coloured natural stone walls, double glazed door to rear district road. Garden, 3 ceiling lights, 2 double panelled radiators, plumbing and waste outlet for a kitchen sink and double Directions glazed door to :‐ From Fishguard, take the main A487 Road south west for in excess of 2 miles, passing through the hamlet of Panteg Rear Hall/Utility Room and a mile or so further on take the turning on the right at the crossroads, signposted to St Nicholas. Continue on this road for a mile and proceed through the village for the best part of half a mile and take the first farm lane on your right towards Caersegan. A 'For Sale' Board is erected at this point. A 550 yard hardsurfaced lane leads up to the Property and Caersegan is the last Property on the right hand side of the access lane. Description Caersegan comprises a Semi Detached 3 storey building of solid stone construction with natural stone faced 8'10" x 5'2" (2.7m x 1.6m) elevations and rendered elevations under a pitched With a painted screed floor, plumbing for automatic composition slate roof. Accommodation is as follows :‐ washing machine, Worcester freestanding Oil Boiler Storm Porch (heating domestic hot water and firing central heating), With double glazed (Douglas Fir) door to :‐ worktop/shelf, 4 power points, double glazed door to exterior and walled forecourt and door to:‐ Shower Room coloured natural stone walls, ample power points and a With painted Screed floor, Aquaboard clad wall and a fitted bunk bed. natural stone wall, double glazed window, wall light, white suite of Wash Hand Basin and WC, Shower Cubicle Bedroom 2 with glazed shower door, Aquaboard walls and a Triton electric shower. N.B. The Office/Television Room/Bedroom, Rear Hall/Utility Room and Shower Room could easily be a Self Contained Annexe for an Elderly Dependant, Teenager or even for Letting purposes. Kitchen/Dining Room 10'5" x 10'5" (3.2m x 3.2m) With a Canadian Maple solid wood floor, Douglas Fir double glazed window, double panelled radiator, 2 niches, 4 power points, 2 wall lights, fitted shelves and a built‐in Storage/Airing Cupboard with a pressurised hot water cylinder (thermal store) with 2 immersion heaters. Inner Landing With a Canadian Maple solid wood floor, 2 power points, Velux window, coloured natural stone wall and staircase to Second Floor Studio/Loft Room. Bedroom 3 18'0" x 10'2" (5.5m x 3.1m) with a Canadian maple solid wood floor, radiator, bespoke Kitchen floor cupboards with shelves and a solid Oak worktop, inset single drainer 2 bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap, electric (backup) hand hot water heater, triple glazed Larch window, plumbing for dishwasher, coloured natural stone walls, double glazed door to Garden, 14 power points, wiring for 4 wall lights, 13'9" x 7'6" (4.2m x 2.3m) staircase to First Floor, Beko freestanding electric cooker With Canadian Maple solid wood floor, Douglas Fir double with oven and grill and a 4 ring ceramic hob. glazed window, radiator, ample power points, shelves, 2 wall lights and coloured natural stone walls. FIRST FLOOR Bathroom Landing With Canadian Maple solid wood floor, coloured natural stone wall, ceiling light, wall light over stairwell and doors to Bedrooms and :‐ Separate WC With suite of Wash Hand Basin and WC, painted floor, ceiling light and an Aquaboard splash back. Bedroom 1 10'5" x 6'6" (3.2m x 2.0m) With ceramic tile floor, white suite of panelled Bath with shower attachment, Wash Hand Basin, WC and a glazed Shower Cubicle with Aquaboard walls, thermostatic 11'9" x 10'2" (3.6m x 3.1m) shower and a Triton electric shower, heated towel Plus recess with built in Bunk Bed 6'6" x 3'0" (2 m x 0.9 m). rail/radiator, wall shelves, Velux window, fully tiled walls, With a Canadian Maple solid wood floor, 2 uPVC double 2 ceiling lights and hand painted (Treffynnon Pottery) wall glazed windows, 2 ceiling lights, double panelled radiator, tiles/towel hooks. SECOND FLOOR elevations under a pitched composition slate roof. There is a Double Garage/Workshop with 2 double glazed wooden Studio/Loft Room double doors with electricity connected. An external stone staircase gives access to a :‐ First Floor Open Plan Studio/Loft/Workroom 25'3" x 14'1" overall (7.7m x 4.3m overall) With 3 Velux windows, 3 ceiling lights, 4 power points, a radiator, solid Spruce floorboards and a cold water header tank. Superb Coastal Sea Views to the West Pembrokeshire Coastline as well as Rural Views to Garn Fawr can be enjoyed from the Velux windows. N.B. This room could easily be divided into 2 separate 20'0" x 19'4" approx (6.1m x 5.9m approx) rooms. which has 2 Velux windows. Externally N.B. This building has potential for conversion to an There is a stone wall forecourt to the Property together Annexe to the Main Residence or even a Holiday Letting with a corrugated door which leads to a Bin/Storage Cottage (subject to any necessary Change of Use and/or compound with access to a Store Shed and an Outside WC. Planning Consents). Adjacent to the Annexe and Kitchen at the rear is a large There is also a:‐ Garden area which extends to Half an Acre or thereabouts Static 6 Berth Caravan including Lawned areas, a Vegetable Garden which is screened and sheltered by a Willow hedge, Soft Fruit Bushes, Cherry and Apple Trees and a Polytunnel 60' x 18'. In addition, there is a substantial :‐ With Mains Water and Electricity connected. Double Garage/Workshop Wood Shed 30' x 10' (9.14m x 3.05m) Adjoining the Gardens and Grounds is a 1 Acre gently sloping Paddock which is planted with Willow Biomass Plantation as well as an Apple Orchard. Distant west facing Coastal Sea Views as well as Rural Views to Garn Fawr can be enjoyed from the Land. Adjacent to the wall forecourt are concrete hardstanding areas which allow for additional Vehicle Parking Space. The boundaries of the entire Property are coloured red on 26'2" x 19'8" (8.0m x 6.0m) the attached Plan which is not to Scale. In all the Property of cavity concrete block construction with rendered stands in One and a Half Acres or thereabouts. Services Mains Water (metered supply) and Electricity are connected. Drainage is to a Sewage Treatment Plant which is shared by 7 other properties.
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