The Cliff, Ferryside
£550,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 5
Welcome to this beautifully presented detached house, located on The Cliff in the picturesque village of Ferryside. With incredible views over the estuary, not only does this property have a very impressive interior, boasting three reception rooms and four double bedrooms but also front and rear gardens.
The property was once the home of the famous Welsh scientist, George Parry, who remains a significant figure in Welsh Industrial History. When he retired he moved to his favourite holiday spot, Ferryside, the house he built was called Steel Villa, as it was built from the profits of his research into steel. The house was renamed Delfryn when it was sold to a Welsh family after his death and can be translated as a pretty hill , or an ideal . George Parry s grand memorial can still be found in the nearby churchyard of St Ishmael.
The property is full of charm and character and retains many original features including the servants bell box (in the kitchen, above the door) - the bell pushes are still visible in the downstairs reception rooms - look next to the fireplaces! The morning room is the current dining room. The accommodation briefly comprises; an entrance hall with access to the cellar, living room with original fireplace, sitting room with original fireplace, dining room with French doors leading out onto the garden, kitchen/diner with working Rayburn, utility room, pantry (all of which have original flagstone flooring)and WC to the ground floor. Upstairs past the amazing original stained glass window there is a shower room on the half landing and then four double bedrooms, one of which has a further room off it which can be utilised as home office or could make a wonderful dressing room or potential en-suite and there is also a family bathroom, where you can lie back and relax and enjoy the views of the sun setting over the water.
Externally the property has a fantastic front garden which is mainly laid to lawn, with original entrance gate and railings, perfect for allowing the children (or dogs) space to run and place in a safe enclosed space. To the rear of the property the garden takes on a wonderful cottage garden feel with patio seating areas, planted borders and raised beds, a great space to get lost for hours. The rear garden is terraced and the top tier, is alongside the access road which runs to the rear of the property, subject to relevant planning and permissions this space could be utilisied as off road parking, garage or garden room.
This house has so much to offer and really is an absolute gem, viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all it has to offer.
Ferryside or Glan-Y-Feri (in Welsh) is a beautiful fishing village with a vibrant community spirit. Located within 10 miles of the County town of Carmarthen this village has incomparable views over the Towy Estuary and Llansteffan. With many walks, events, and beautiful beaches, there is always something to do in this delightful village. Ferryside boasts a primary school, pub, restaurants, a spa hotel and has a lifeboat and yacht club. Ferryside has excellent bus links as well as a train station with trains running regularly between Fishguard Harbour and London Paddington. A village in which beauty once seen is never forgotten.
GENERAL INFORMATION
VIEWING: By appointment only via the Agents.
TENURE: We are advised Freehold
SERVICES: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.
TAX: Band F
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Any floorplans provided are included as a service to our customers and are intended as a GUIDE TO LAYOUT only. Dimensions are approximate. NOT TO SCALE.
CFP/REM/05/24 OK REM
The property was once the home of the famous Welsh scientist, George Parry, who remains a significant figure in Welsh Industrial History. When he retired he moved to his favourite holiday spot, Ferryside, the house he built was called Steel Villa, as it was built from the profits of his research into steel. The house was renamed Delfryn when it was sold to a Welsh family after his death and can be translated as a pretty hill , or an ideal . George Parry s grand memorial can still be found in the nearby churchyard of St Ishmael.
The property is full of charm and character and retains many original features including the servants bell box (in the kitchen, above the door) - the bell pushes are still visible in the downstairs reception rooms - look next to the fireplaces! The morning room is the current dining room. The accommodation briefly comprises; an entrance hall with access to the cellar, living room with original fireplace, sitting room with original fireplace, dining room with French doors leading out onto the garden, kitchen/diner with working Rayburn, utility room, pantry (all of which have original flagstone flooring)and WC to the ground floor. Upstairs past the amazing original stained glass window there is a shower room on the half landing and then four double bedrooms, one of which has a further room off it which can be utilised as home office or could make a wonderful dressing room or potential en-suite and there is also a family bathroom, where you can lie back and relax and enjoy the views of the sun setting over the water.
Externally the property has a fantastic front garden which is mainly laid to lawn, with original entrance gate and railings, perfect for allowing the children (or dogs) space to run and place in a safe enclosed space. To the rear of the property the garden takes on a wonderful cottage garden feel with patio seating areas, planted borders and raised beds, a great space to get lost for hours. The rear garden is terraced and the top tier, is alongside the access road which runs to the rear of the property, subject to relevant planning and permissions this space could be utilisied as off road parking, garage or garden room.
This house has so much to offer and really is an absolute gem, viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate all it has to offer.
Ferryside or Glan-Y-Feri (in Welsh) is a beautiful fishing village with a vibrant community spirit. Located within 10 miles of the County town of Carmarthen this village has incomparable views over the Towy Estuary and Llansteffan. With many walks, events, and beautiful beaches, there is always something to do in this delightful village. Ferryside boasts a primary school, pub, restaurants, a spa hotel and has a lifeboat and yacht club. Ferryside has excellent bus links as well as a train station with trains running regularly between Fishguard Harbour and London Paddington. A village in which beauty once seen is never forgotten.
GENERAL INFORMATION
VIEWING: By appointment only via the Agents.
TENURE: We are advised Freehold
SERVICES: We have not checked or tested any of the services or appliances at the property.
TAX: Band F
FACEBOOK & TWITTER
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ WWProps
https://www.facebook.com/westwalesproperties/
Any floorplans provided are included as a service to our customers and are intended as a GUIDE TO LAYOUT only. Dimensions are approximate. NOT TO SCALE.
CFP/REM/05/24 OK REM
01267 468041
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