A delightful detached upside-down house occupying an elevated position on the mountain above the sought-after coastal town of Newport, enjoying far-reaching sea and mountain views in a stunning setting.
The main residence briefly comprises a welcoming garden room featuring a beautiful variegated slate floor with underfloor heating, double glazing throughout, and sliding patio doors opening onto the garden. The ground floor also offers a kitchen with matching variegated slate flooring, utility room, family bathroom, and three bedrooms. The principal and second bedrooms are both comfortable doubles, while the third bedroom is currently configured as a home office, providing an ideal ready-made space for remote working. The family bathroom is a particularly attractive feature, benefitting from underfloor heating and being fully lined with Travertine to both the walls and floor, creating a luxurious finish.
The first floor is dedicated to a spacious open-plan living and dining room, perfectly positioned to take full advantage of the spectacular sea and mountain views. The north-facing windows in the lounge have been triple glazed, providing enhanced insulation and weather protection, while the remainder of the property is fully double glazed.
Externally, the property enjoys off-road parking to the front with a private electric vehicle charging point, while gated access leads to mature gardens that surround the house. Richly planted with a variety of shrubs, trees and flowering plants, the gardens provide a wonderful haven for wildlife and an excellent space for outdoor entertaining, family gatherings and relaxation. Productive elements of the garden include raised vegetable beds, a fruit cage and a greenhouse situated on a concrete base, making the property equally appealing to keen gardeners and those seeking a degree of self-sufficiency, a detached garden/bike shed which is partly block built and is timber clad on a concrete base, with power and light.
A particular feature of the property is the detached self-contained studio accommodation, created through the conversion of a purpose-built architect's office. The studio comprises an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, shower room and mezzanine bedroom. There is a workshop to the rear of the studio with power and light, which could also provide extended accommodation. (subject to any bulding regs or planning). The current owners successfully operate the studio as holiday accommodation, providing an attractive supplementary income stream with potential for continued use, subject to any necessary consents.
The property benefits from private drainage via a septic tank. Energy efficiency has been carefully considered throughout, with both the main house and studio being fully insulated and benefitting from an air source heat pump, solar hot water panels and solar PV panels connected to a 13kWh battery storage system. Furthermore, the property benefits from the full Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme, generating quarterly payments from British Gas alongside helping to reduce day-to-day running costs.
Newport is a picturesque and vibrant coastal town, renowned for its beautiful beaches, estuary, and surrounding Preseli Hills. The town offers an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and galleries.
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Conservatory 6.9m x 3.8m
Kitchen 4.17m x 2.92m
Hallway Utility Room 2.5m x 1.83m
Bathroom Bedroom 1 4.32m x 3.4m
Bedroom 2 3.05m x 2.8m
Bedroom 3 3.05m x 2.4m
First Floor Living Room 8.66m (max) x 12 (max)
. Studio Open Plan/Living/Kitchen 5.92m x 4.22m
Shower Room Mezzanine 4.22m (max) x 3.05m (max).
Workshop 5.38m (max) x 3.05m (max)
. Services We are advised that electricity, water, and drainage are connected to the property and studio.
Council Tax Band G.
