Llansteffan, Carmarthen, SA33

An incredible opportunity to purchase a four-bedroom Grade II listed house in the very popular village of Llansteffan.

It is hard to know what is more impressive, how beautifully presented the property is with the vendors having thoughtfully and lovingly renovated it in the time they have had the pleasure of owning the house, or the amazing Llansteffan beach which is just a 10-minute walk away.

The property briefly comprises two reception rooms which as you enter the property are on the left and right-hand side, and an open plan kitchen/diner with a quirky but fabulous mezzanine living room. Four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

To add to what is already an incredible find, the property also benefits from a front and rear garden as well as off-road parking, an absolute gem in the village. The front garden is gated and gravelled with a path leading to the front door, there is gated access for the driveway to the side and the rear garden has a wonderful lawn area, perfect for allowing the children a space to play, the dog to run around or simply sit back and relax after a day at the beach.

Externally the property also benefits from a detached stone outbuilding, which currently is fantastic for storage but offers so many possibilities for what it could be in the future. The vendors previously looked into converting into a separate dwelling, which would make a wonderful holiday rental or multi-generation living possibility (subject to relevant permissions) or for you to create a studio or home office, it offers the new vendors a chance to create exactly what they want.

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate all this incredible property has to offer, both the house itself and its location.

Often described as Wales best-kept secret, the idyllic village of Llansteffan is one never to be overlooked. Its vibrant community spirit, colourful characters and untouched qualities are just a few of the many reasons to consider this beautiful area. Llansteffan castle built by the Normans in the 12th century stands prominently above the village and adds even more local interest. The village benefits from a vibrant community shop, galleries, pubs and restaurants and fantastic walks and views. For anything you can t get in the village, the County town of Carmarthen is only 8 miles away and has everything you could require for modern-day living

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