Nolton, Haverfordwest £699,995

A highly desirable residence, cottage and buildings, some of which have potential for conversion, subject to consent, all situated within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, and having considerable residential appeal including a traditionally constructed character farmhouse, together with a three bedroom letting cottage and various buildings, that have plenty of potential for a variety of uses subject to consent.

SITUATION:
The small hamlet of Nolton lies within a quarter of a mile or so of the highly sought after coastal village of Nolton Haven, one of the more picturesque beach villages on the scenic Pembrokeshire coastline and being some 6 miles or so west of the Market Town of Haverfordwest.

Local services can be found in the nearby villages of Broad Haven, Roch and Simpson Cross and these include Primary Schools, Convenience Stores etc., although Haverfordwest, as the principal administrative centre for the area benefits from an extensive range of facilities and amenities.

This area is also a very popular year round holiday destination with visitors continually attracted to the unspoilt coastline that forms Britain’s only coastal National Park.

The location of North Nolton ideally suited for purchasers looking for a character farmhouse that has the potential to perhaps diversify into a tourism enterprise subject of course to the necessary planning consents being obtained.

DIRECTIONS:
From our Haverfordwest Office take the A487 towards St. Davids and in Simpson Cross turn left for Nolton Haven. Proceed on this road for approximately 2 miles and at the crossroads turn right towards Nolton Haven. North Nolton is situated approximately a mile further on on the right hand side.

DESCRIPTION:
North Nolton is a traditional Pembrokeshire farmhouse residence that is constructed in solid stone under a slate roof and boasts a wealth of character, together with a 3 bedroom letting cottage and a further range of outbuildings that include a traditional range, that we feel has the potential for conversion to further cottage accommodation, subject of course to the necessary consents being obtained what was the farm buildings have potential or a variety of uses again subject to consent.

The principal residence comprises:-

Entrance Hall:
With doors to living room and utility room and secondary staircase rising to the first floor.

Living Room: (4.4 x 3.67 (14'5" x 12'0"))
Including a focal point of a ‘Stanley’ cooker that provides hot water and fires several radiators, together with exposed stone walls, double aspect windows and airing cupboard.

Kitchen: (3.85 x 2.42 (12'7" x 7'11"))
With open beamed ceiling, part tongue and groove clad walls and a range of fitted base units with complementary work surfaces over that incorporate a sink unit, together with an electric hob with extractor hood over, and work surfaces with further storage in matching wall mounted units. Part tiled walls. Connecting door to utility room.

Office: (4.6 x 2.2 (15'1" x 7'2"))
With radiator, wall lights, mains stairs rising to the first floor and external door.

Sitting Room: (8.62 x 4.5 (28'3" x 14'9"))
Situated to the front of the property and having 2x uPVC double glazed windows and uPVC double gazed door to the fore, open beamed ceiling, wall lights, feature stone wall with fireplace, 2x radiators and a store cupboard.

Utility Room: (4.39m x 2.31m (14'5" x 7'7"))
Equipped with a stainless steel single drainer sink unit, open beamed ceiling, together with a range of fitted base units with complimentary works surfaces over and further storage in matching wall mounted units. Open beamed ceiling.

Bathroom:
Having part tiled walls and tiled floor. Corner bath, wash hand basin, W.C., ‘Expelair’, towel rail style radiator.

Outhouse:
With power points – a useful storage area.

First Floor:

Landing:
With loft access.

Bedroom 1: (4.56 x 3.25 (14'11" x 10'7"))
With uPVC double glazed window to the fore and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2: (2.04 x 2.2 (6'8" x 7'2"))
With uPVC double glazed window to the fore.

Bedroom 3: (3.27 x 4.45 (10'8" x 14'7"))
With uPVC double glazed window to the fore and radiator.

Bathroom:
With sloping ceiling and suite comprising bath with ‘Mira’ shower over, W.C. and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 4: (3.75 x 3.3 (12'3" x 10'9"))
With built in wardrobes with louvre doors and connecting door to rear landing.

Bedroom 5: (2.65 x 2.85 (8'8" x 9'4"))
With wash hand basin and built in wardrobe.

Bedroom 6: (2.4 x 3.76 (7'10" x 12'4"))
Adjoining the main residence is a holiday letting cottage known as ‘Stone Lodge’.

A uPVC double glazed door opens into:

Kitchen/Dining Rom: (3.66 x 3.77 (12'0" x 12'4"))
Heated by a night storage heater and again equipped with a range of base units with complementary work surfaces over that incorporate a 1½ bowl stainless sink unit together with electric hob with extractor over and oven. Further storage in matching wall mounted units, together with recessed ceiling lights.

Sitting Room: (5.36 x 4.10 (17'7" x 13'5"))
With feature stone walling, 2x uPVC double glazed windows to the fore, fireplace and night storage heater.

Inner Hall:
With uPVC double glazed door to the fore, loft access, night storage heater and airing cupboard.

Bedroom 1: (3.35 x 3 (10'11" x 9'10"))
With uPVC double glazed window to the fore, night storage heater, built in wardrobe and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2: (3.35 x 2.3 (10'11" x 7'6"))
With uPVC double glazed window to the rear and built in wardrobe.

Bedroom 3: (3.45 x 2.54 (11'3" x 8'3"))
With ‘Dimplex’ heater, together with wash hand basin, uPVC double glazed window to the rear.

Bathroom:
Bathroom – With fully tiled walls and floor, together with a W.C., wash basin and bath with ‘Redring’ shower over. Wall mounted fan heater. Shaver point.

THE OUTBUILDINGS:
These are predominantly set around concrete yards or hard standing and include:

Open fronted shed – ideally suited as a garage, being of block walls under a corrugated asbestos roof.

Stone Range:
A traditionally instructed Stone Range – being a former cowshed under a box profile or corrugated asbestos roof that is now used for general storage but we feel has the potential for residential conversion subject of course to the necessary planning consents being obtained.

General Purpose Shed: (18.29m x 12.19m (60 x 40))
Plus 15 x 30 lean-to of steel portal frame construction with infill block walls under a corrugated asbestos roof.

Former Dairy/ General Purpose Shed (32.92 x 13.79 (108'0" x 45'2"))
The farmhouse, cottage and buildings stand in a area of land estimated to extend to approx 1.5 acres or thereabouts shown in the plan attached for identification purposes only. There is ample car parking space around the dwelling with the land to the rear sloping scrub land that has potential for a construction area. A suggested boundary is shown on the attached plan but this could be varied to suit purchasers' requirements subject to further negotiation.

Cubicle Shed: (32.92m x 13.72m approx. (108'0" x 45'0" approx.))
Of steel portal frame construction with corrugated iron cladding with bull pen adjoining.

SERVICES:
Mains water and electricity are connected, drainage is to a private means.

TENURE:
Freehold with vacant possession upon completion.

LOCAL AUTHORITY:
Pembrokeshire County Council, County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Tel. 01437 764551/

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Llanion Park, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire, Tel. 01646 624800.

COUNCIL TAX BANDING:

Band F.

GENERAL REMARKS:
North Nolton is highly recommended to purchasers looking for a character residential property, together with a letting cottage, all occupying a setting that lies within half a mile of the beach at Nolton Haven, being within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The property includes a residence of considerable character, that offers plenty of accommodation for a large family and which could perhaps be re styled to be a Bed and Breakfast, Guest House or similar there is always a demand for quality accommodation in this locality. The letting cottage already provides a useful additional income and possibly the traditional buildings could be converted to provide further letting cottages, subject to any necessary planning consents being obtained. The property includes several steel postal framed buildings that were historically used for agricultural purposes but now lend themselves for uses as workshops, storage or similar subject to the necessary planning consent being obtained.