Property features

• Exceptional Estuary Views
• Extended Semi Detached
• 3 Double Bedrooms
• Well Presented
• New Kitchen
• Substantial Size Sun Room
• Garage & Driveway
• Large Rear Garden

Summary

New to the market 65 Stranraer Road located in Pembroke Dock, this fantastic 3 bedroom semi detached home, recently extended with a substantial size sun room that overlooks the magnificent estuary & rural views beyond. Well presented with three double size bedrooms and modernised kitchen. This is not just another semi-detached property. The location and views from this property are outstanding and renovations and extensions to the property are of the highest specification.

Details

Property Description
New to the market is this recently extended, brick built, semi-detached house. This is not just another semi-detached. The location and views from this property are outstanding and renovations and extensions to the property are of the highest specification.
Set at a quiet end of the street this is a large property with rooms of good proportions and views to die for.
All bedrooms are able to take a double bed and wardrobes. The larger two rooms look out onto the garden which leads into the fields and estuary beyond. Bedroom 1 has an inbuilt bank of wardrobes with room for dressers and easy chairs and alcoves on both sides. Bedroom 2 is again large enough for substantial wardrobes and dressers along with a king size bed. The views from here are exceptional and uninterrupted and reach as far as the town of Pembroke.
The smaller of the three rooms has a built in wardrobe and extra space for a freestanding wardrobe and overlooks the front of the property along with the extra-large family bathroom. The bathroom has two glazed windows to the front and side of the property making the room very light. It comprises of a walk-in quadrant shower enclosure, full length bath with tap and shower fitting, a pedestal wash hand basin and W.C. all in white, a chrome heated towel rail and Venetian blind compliment the décor to this room. At the end of the landing there is an airing cupboard that houses the new gas boiler. The stairs, handrails and all door jams, skirting and 4 panel doors are solid pine doors adding a cottage feel with some downstairs doors being half glazed.
After entering the front door, the stairs are situated immediately to the left and at eye level a front window provides light into the hallway and onto the stairs. beneath the stairs is a storage cupboard and directly opposite the entrance into the main living room. This is a large room with central fireplace on the far wall with alcoves either side. A feature fire surround (currently with an electric fire) is the central focus of the room. This room has ceiling coving ,as has the hallway and a few of the other rooms. Large double sliding doors open into the newly constructed Sunroom.
Moving into the kitchen/diner you are immediately aware of the sheer length of this room. The flooring in this space replicates the other rooms but here it is ceramic tiles that look like wood flooring. The newly fitted kitchen is contemporary and sleek. Pale grey High gloss handle-less cupboards with large pan drawers, provide massive amounts of workspace, all finished with solid wood counter tops and stainless sockets. Appliances include a double integrated Zanussi oven and gas hob and a wall mounted microwave. Towards the rear of the room is a large area that is utilised as a casual dining area and a large opening into the new sunroom. A further door to the side leads to a huge utility room with tiled flooring. A bank of cupboards run the complete length of this room with a wooden work counter with storage under. The double-glazed roof on this large space along with half glazed doors front and rear affords this room so much light that it almost feels like your outside.
After entering the sunroom the views are breath taking , the bi fold doors that run the full length of the room open up the complete rear of the house making the most of the garden , fields and views beyond .The roof made of slate construction is insulated and has been considered making this an integral room of the house that the occupant is able to use 365 days of the year. It is little wonder that the occupants spend most of their time here.
The garden runs the whole width of the house and has been cleverly designed incorporating many different aspects.
The land gently slopes towards the fields beyond which lead down to the water and there is a gate allowing for that early morning walk .The garden immediately behind the sunroom has been terraced to maximise the space for lounging or al fresco dining This area is separated from the vegetable garden by fruit trees and the little fish pond improves the ambience by the sound of running water .Another area behind the utility room has room for out door eating and is lawned and leads down to a storage area .Through the vegetable garden at the very bottom of the garden and hidden currently by a chicken run is a very large mancave with attached lean to greenhouse , this even has a heater for those colder winter days .
The property is set back from the road and separated by a front lawned area. The driveway sits in front of the garage which also has rear access and window over the rear garden and is sufficient to allow the parking of at least 4 vehicles.

Entrance Hallway

Living Room 4m x 4.2m

Kitchen 5.7m x 2.4m

Utility Room 3.8m x2m

Sun Room 2.85m x 5.4m

Bedroom One 3.4m x 4.1m

Bedroom Two 3.5m x 3m

Bedroom Three 2.76m x 3.1m

Bathroom 2m x 1.6m

EPC RATING - C

Council Tax Band

Services
We are advised all mains services are connected to the property.

Viewings
Strictly by appointment only with a member from Pembrokeshire Properties Estate Agents Ltd 01646 562387

General Note
All information used for marketing material has been provided and advised to us by the legal property owner. Floorplans and dimensions are approximates and may differ. All interested parties should satisfy themselves with the information.

Floor Plans

EPC