• DETACHED HOUSE +
• FOUR BEDROOMS +
• DETACHED GARAGE +
• SUNROOM/OFFICE +
• OPEN PLAN KITCHEN/DINER +
• 0.37 ACRES APPROXIMATELY +
• FRONT AND REAR GARDEN AND OFF ROAD PARKING +
• POTENTIAL BUILDING PLOT STP +
• HEATING : LPG GAS +
• EPC RATING: E +

A fantastic opportunity to purchase this beautifully refurbished in 2022 four bedroom detached property in the sought after location of Laugharne close to local amenities with good transport links.

The property offers many character features including wood burners yet with a modern twist. We highly recommend viewing the property to fully appreciate all it has to offer, as it has the wow factor as soon as you open the door and really is a hidden gem.

The property briefly comprises; entrance hall, living room with log burner perfect for cosy nights in, open plan dining / kitchen with French doors leading out to the rear garden, utility room with door leading out to the parking area. Upstairs the property offers four bedrooms, with the master bedroom benefiting from en-suite, and family bathroom with walk in shower. The property sits in 0.37 acres approximately.

Externally the property benefits from off road parking for multiple vehicles, an electric car charging point and lawned area to the front. The property has a detached garage and workshop with room for 3 cars in there. To the rear the property offers sitting area which would make a perfect spot for your morning coffee, lawned area surrounded by a good selection of mature trees and shrubs, where the current vendors have built a vegetable patch. There is also a sun room with electricity which can be utilised as a home office, where you can enjoy the beautiful garden views. There is also access to the rear of this property which is shared with the neighbouring properties. There is also the potential to establish a building plot subject to planning.

Laugharne is situated on the estuary of the River Taf, most famous for being the home of Dylan Thomas from 1949 until his death in 1953 and is thought to have been the inspiration for the fictional town Llareggub in Under Milk Wood. The town is full of charm with independent stores and pubs as well as beautiful walks and views. Centrally the town boasts a castle which so far has been dated back to the 13th Century but may yet prove older. The town boasts a bilingual primary school and is within 13 miles of the County Town Of Carmarthen and approximately 4 miles from St Clears and the A40. Laugharne really needs to be seen to appreciate the beauty and tranquillity of this picturesque village.