- Three Bedroom Bungalow +
- Attached Three Bedroom Cottage +
- Garage & Workshop +
- Good Size Garden +
- Ample Driveway Parking +
- Nicely Presented +
- Ideal Multi Generational Property +
- Close To Narberth +
- Gas & Oil Central Heating +
- EPC Rating: D & E +
Ashlea & The Cottage, located in the peaceful setting of Kings Park, SA67 8SD, presents a rare opportunity for multi-generational living in one of Pembrokeshire’s most sought-after areas. Set back on a private, no-through road, this versatile property comprises a spacious bungalow and an adjoining character cottage, ideal for extended family or those seeking additional accommodation or income potential.
The main bungalow, Ashlea, offers well-proportioned and adaptable living space, perfectly suited to modern family life. With a flexible layout, the accommodation can be tailored to suit a range of needs - whether for family living, working from home, or guest accommodation.
Complementing the main residence is The Cottage, a charming 2/3 bedroom property full of character and warmth. It boasts a delightful veranda that overlooks beautifully maintained lawned gardens and enjoys far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside. The veranda offers a perfect space to relax and take in the tranquil setting.
To the rear is a garage/workshop with electric up-and-over door, a patio seating area and a lawned garden bound by hedges. Beyond the garden are fields and the rolling countryside. There is also ample driveway parking for up to 5 vehicles at the front of the property on both gravelled and hardstanding driveways.
Both properties enjoy a wonderful sense of privacy, while still being conveniently located close to the village amenities of Templeton and the popular market town of Narberth, known for its independent shops, cafés, and community feel. Together, Ashlea and The Cottage offer an exceptional lifestyle opportunity for those seeking space, versatility, and the charm of rural living with the convenience of nearby facilities.
Location - Narberth or Arberth in Welsh plays a high profile in Welsh mythology. The former town hall still houses the cell where those involved in the Rebecca Riots were imprisoned. To learn more about the history of Narberth visit its brilliant museum. It is also home to several sporting teams, including Narberth RFC who currently play in the Welsh Championship and Narberth Football and Cricket club. Narberth is full to the brim with independent shops including craft and art galleries, bars and restaurants and boutiques. The town has everything you can need with health, dental, fitness and community centres and a Museum. Narberth is twinned with Ludlow and both towns celebrate an annual food festival which takes place on the fourth weekend of September every year. There is a regular bus service running to Haverfordwest, Carmarthen and the outlying villages and a railway station.