Jameston, Tenby, SA70

Finished to the highest of standards this extended farmhouse has the best of both worlds with character in every room mixed with modern luxury comforts and unique touches along the way.

Inviting porchway leads into a welcoming lounge with log burning stove, second reception room / dining room and a wonderful ‘solid roof’ conservatory room with polished limestone flooring and doors opening to the rear gardens. The fitted kitchen is modern and well-planned with Rangemaster oven, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer. With a range of wall units and base cupboards having complimentary work surfaces over, baskets for storage, pantry drawers and feature spice racks. A vestibule leads through to the fourth bedroom and double garage.

On the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, all having amazing countryside views. Family bathroom with white suite and waterfall mixer shower.

Outside this home is truly spectacular with rear seating area, having wildlife pond with flowing waterfall feature, raised decked area with well-stocked borders. Lawns with hedged boundaries, a large wood store (the old piggery and stable), a driveway to the fore with complimentary pebbling, providing parking for a number of vehicles and separate field gate. A mixture of meadow gardens, paddock and woodland make up the remaining approx 6 acres of land here. All beautifully private and giving a sense of seclusion and peacefulness.

This home has the added benefit of FULL planning permission granted to create a ground-floor breakfast room and additional first floor bedroom with ensuite . (Full details upon request) : Planning Application: NP/23/0571/FUL

Slade Farmhouse, where the old and new walk in peaceful harmony together.

All measurements are approximate:

Entrance Porch

Feature hardwood front door, side windows, tiled floor, attractive leaded glass door to.....

Living Room 16'6" x 14'3" (5.03m x 4.34m)

Double aspect to front, log burning stove, beamed ceiling, staircase, access to Dining Room and Rear Hall.

Dining Room 13'8" x 13'2" (4.17m x 4.01m)

Window to front, feature fireplace with electric fire, beamed ceiling, doors through to Conservatory.

Rear Hall

With downstairs cloakroom

Kitchen 15'5" x 12'5" (4.70m x 3.78m)

Overall, "L"-shaped, two west facing windows to rear, having a range of fitted wall and base units with complimentary work surfaces over. Porcelain Rangemaster sink, Rangemaster cooker with electric ovens and gas hob plus extractor hood over. Integrated fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher, floor tiling, and splashbacks access to...

Conservatory 14'1" x 12'3" (4.29m x 3.73m)

A ‘solid roof’ conservatory by Leekes with south and west aspects providing views over garden and countryside, tiled floor.

Bedroom 4 19'10" x 9'4" (6.05m x 2.84m)

Window to front, beamed ceiling,

Inner hall / vestibule with window to rear, tiling to floor and access to Garage.

Landing

Airing cupboard.

Bedroom 1 14'3" x 13'9" (4.34m x 4.19m)

Double aspect with windows to front and rear having rural views. Deep, fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom 2 15'4" x 10'9" (4.67m x 3.28m)

Front window with countryside outlooks, deep, fitted wardrobes.

Bedroom 3 8'10" x 7'8" (2.69m x 2.34m) rear window with rural views.

Bathroom/WC 8'9" x 7'2" (2.67m x 2.18m)

White suite comprising bath with ‘waterfall’ mixer shower over, pedestal wash hand basin and W.C.

OUTSIDE

Integral Garage (19'11" x 12'7", 6.07m x 3.84m) With electric up and over door plus window and door to rear.

Workshop (22'1" x 12'2", 6.73m x 3.71m) Substantial timber built shed/workshop which could be utilised as a stable, with double doors and pitched roof. Electric sockets and lighting.

Gated entrance onto pebbled driveway area providing parking for several vehicles with access to the gardens which are mainly laid to lawn but incorporate a variety of established ornamental shrubs and specimen trees, a west-facing sun deck with fishpond and the remains of a stone piggery and stable which is currently used for storage.

The Land is situated to the south-side of the Farmhouse and Gardens. It comprises OS6500 (circa 3.02 Acres) which is a Field and OS6000 (circa 2.70 Acres) which is mainly mixed woodland and incorporates a natural pond. Indeed, the land would appear to be ideal for a family wishing to keep horses or ponies.

SERVICES ETC (none tested)

Mains water and electricity. Private drainage (there is also a second septic tank). LPG fired central heating from a modern Glo-worm condensing boiler.

LPG Bulk storage cylinder.

Upvc framed double glazed windows and Conservatory. Security alarm. Hive heating system

PLANNING CONSENT

In addition to the current planning permission granted, permission was previously granted by PCNPA for creation of a second storey extension above the existing garage, a single storey gabled extension to the rear, replacement of the front porch and internal alterations. Details can be found on Pembroke Coast National Park website Ref: NP/18/0487/FUL dated 02/10/2018

Permission was previously granted by PCNPA for a second Garage to adjoin the existing one. Details can be found on Pembroke Coast National Park website - Ref: NP/15/0196/FUL dated 13/5/2015

Location:

Slade Farmhouse is situated east of Hodgeston on the edge of the Parish of Manorbier within the beautiful southern section of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Easy access via the A4139 can be gained to the larger village of Lamphey (circa two miles) which has a range of amenities, the historic town of Pembroke (about four miles) and the picturesque resort of Tenby (around seven miles).The Farmhouse is adjacent to the rugged coastline and close to several sandy beaches including Manorbier, Swanlake and Freshwater East.

DIRECTIONS

From Pembroke proceed eastwards along the A4139 and continues through Lamphey and Hodgeston, after which Slade Farmhouse will be found on the right hand side.

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