Property description
Located in the quaint village of Cosheston, The Smithy is a fairly substantial detached stone cottage that has been extended and developed since its origins as one of the first properties in the village. Briefly, the property offers 3 bedrooms, two reception rooms, and a 17ft kitchen whilst externally The Smithy offers off-road parking, a large patio area leading to a raised, gently sloping South facing garden. The property also benefits from a 30ft garage with first floor (accessed from the garden) ideal for those looking for a space to work from home, and also fitted solar panels currently returning approximately £1000 per annum to the current owners.
Briefly, the ground floor of the property comprises of: Entrance Porch, Entrance Hall, WC, Living Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, and Utility. To the first floor are 3 bedrooms with family bathroom and a landing with large airing cupboard. The property benefits from a range of originals features including the grated open fireplace in the Entrance Hall, and two log burners positioned in the Living Room and Dining Room. All of the first floor rooms are entered via bespoke welsh oak farmhouse style doors that were recently fitted. The 17ft kitchen has tiled flooring and shellstone splashbacks, and is sold including a free standing Rangemaster Oven.
Benefitting from side access, The Smithy offers a large courtyard style patio with access to the garage, and with a sloping footpath to the raised garden. Tucked into the wall below the garden is a useful 25' shed ideal for storage or for further development such as dog kennels. The first floor of the garage is accessed from the raised garden and is a great space away from the house for those wanting a quiet space to work from. The sizeable private and enclosed garden is mainly laid to lawn with a small vegetable patch, and has an array of mature, established shrubbery and trees around its border.
The village of Cosheston is approximately 2 miles from the towns of Pembroke and Pembroke Dock which include amenities such as supermarkets, secondary schools, and banks. Cosheston benefits from a village pub and Church, and a 'green-rated' junior school. The village is located in a central location within Pembrokeshire, the county town of Haverfordwest and the coastal town of Tenby are both approximately 10 miles away. Some of Pembrokeshire's most beautiful beaches are a short drive away, including Freshwater East and Barafundle Bay around 15 minutes away in the car.