This period cottage for sale could be a dream come true for an enthusiastic gardener - with "idyllic" gardens, a stone potting shed and a vegetable patch.
The cottage, in Manorbier, boasts two garden areas, accessed through a panelled sunroom which - like the rest of the house - displays both modern and character features.

Entered through the porch, the ground floor includes an entrance hall leading to a reception room, which features exposed timber beams, a fireplace with a timber surround and a slate hearth which incorporates a log burner, and a deep windowsill.

From this room is access to the kitchen and dining area, which also boasts deep sills and tiled flooring, but benefits from modern aspects such as a breakfast bar and an integrated double oven.

Elsewhere on the ground floor is the living room, with its electric flame-effect fire in a feature fireplace housing, more exposed beams and access to the sunroom, which has multi-paned windows and French doors with direct access to the garden.
Also on this level are a utility room, a WC and a study with a built-in cupboard housing the boiler.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, and one featuring built-in wardrobes.

Outdoors, the two garden areas are split into a space for relaxing and entertaining, which features stone wall borders, patio seating areas, colourful shrubs, flowers and trees, and a growing garden, which houses the vegetable patches, fruit bushes and fruit trees.
The property's outbuildings include a workshop and a potting shed for avid gardeners, as well as a greenhouse.

The cottage is being sold by John Francis for a price of £675,000.
Matthew at John Francis Tenby commented: "Located in the sought after seaside village of Manorbier, this attractive character-filled home offers a wealth of charm with many original features and benefits from pretty mature gardens with a range of private patio areas, stone outbuildings and off road parking.
"The village of Manorbier is within a short stroll with its Public Houses, shops and a Medieval Castle that dominates the skyline above the pretty bay and beach which is popular with surfers."






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