Listed for £500,000
March 8, 2026
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Jack & Jill En-Suite Bathroom
Panelled bath with mixer shower, low level WC, vanity wash unit, de-mist mirror, towel radiator, inset complimentary lighting.
Bedroom Three/ Study 4.17m x 4.10m (13’8” x 13’5”)
With windows to the rear aspect, complimentary lighting.
Bedroom Two 5.24m x 3.25m (17’2” x 10’8”)
With windows to the fore, complimentary lighting.
En-suite Bathroom
Panelled bath with mixer shower, low level WC, vanity wash hand basin, towel radiator, extractor, de-mist mirror, inset complimentary lighting.
Bedroom Four 5.68 × 2.81m (18’8” x 9’3”)
With windows to the fore, complimentary lighting.
En-Suite Bathroom
With curved cubicle housing mixer shower, low level WC and wash hand basin within vanity unit, extractor, de-mist mirror, inset complimentary lighting.
Inner Hallway
With under floor heating, inset complimentary lighting, room for cloaks and giving access to
Guest WC
With low level WC, vanity wash hand basin, de-mist mirror, towel radiator, inset complimentary lighting.
Outside
The charming courtyard garden offers privacy and peace with decked seating areas, there is parking to the fore with further parking available via permit and with an EV charging point.
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Bradshaw House …. “Exceptionally unique”.**
Council Tax: G EPC: C
Nice to know
Oil central heating.
Wet system Under floor heating
Mains electric and water
Lots of activities within the community to be involved in.
Easy access to Carmarthen and the M4 to go further afield.
Location
‘This timeless, beautiful, barmy town, a legendary lazy little black magical bedlam by the sea’ – Dylan Thomas. Dylan Thomas wrote some of his most famous work while in Laugharne and made it is home with his wife Caitlin. Visitors still enjoy a sneak peek back in time through the window of his Writing Shed, perched on the edge of the cliffs overlooking the estuary. For us we cannot think of a better way to describe Laugharne, visitors often describe a magical feel when they visit with an instant sense of relaxation. It is still a thriving township a with choice of pubs, restaurants and cafes as well as interesting shops. Full of grand Georgian architecture it is a pretty place to wonder through, but for most people the views across the estuary and of the castle are what make this place truly special.
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EPC Rating: C