Summary
A spacious and characterful four-bedroom terraced cottage in the heart of Newport, North Pembrokeshire, just a 5-minute walk from the town centre, beaches and coastal amenities. All four bedrooms comfortably accommodate double beds, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en-suite and lovely sea views across open fields.
Full of charm and flexibility, the property features a cosy sitting room with wood-burning stove, flowing reception spaces, and bright south-facing rooms opening onto the garden.
A standout feature is the beautifully maintained private south-facing garden extending to approximately 250ft, arranged across several secluded sections including patios, lawned areas, mature shrubs, greenhouse, productive garden spaces and a hidden upper garden with bespoke folly.
Set back from the road with its own stone steps and off-street access, the property offers an unusual sense of peace and privacy while remaining close to Newport Sands, the Preseli Hills, Cardigan, Fishguard and rail links to Cardiff and London.
Full description
3 King Street is a private 4 bedroom traditional terraced house situated in a very sought after location in the highly desirable village of Newport in North Pembrokeshire.
Sitting a quarter of a mile from the bustling market street, on a road leading off in to the Preseli Hills, 3 King Street combines easy access to Newport and it’s excellent amenities with a feeling of rural privacy, and boasts a wonderful manicured private south-facing garden stretching to approximately 250 feet.
The house was renovated and modified by the previous owners to maximise the space, creating a lovely flow to the ground floor. The main reception room can be opened fully to the dining room or second reception which, in turn, opens via double doors in to the kitchen - perfect for families staying in touch across several rooms and entertaining, allowing flow from room to room with access to the whole of the ground floor providing an open plan feel. When the connecting doors are closed the rooms can then be used as individual private spaces.
Upstairs at 3 King Street boasts four sizeable bedrooms, all capable of taking a double bed and all with built-in cupboards. One bedroom is already en-suite. At the front of the property the bedrooms have lovely views across open fields and down to the sea and beach, whilst at the back the two bedrooms face due south across the courtyard and garden and benefit from full sunlight.
The rear garden at 3 King Street affords complete privacy across four connecting separate sections. Access from the back of the house is into a sun trap courtyard with space for a table and chairs and hammock – a small utility outbuilding/potting shed lies to the left. Stone steps and rockery lead to a second paved seating and the lawn, flanked on both sides by a selection of manicured mature bushes and hedges. A stepped archway gives access to the greenhouse and shed garden with two mature cherry trees. Above this lies a small working composting site and then the final secret garden which was once wild flower meadow, and a small bespoke folly at the very top of the garden.
Newport and the surrounding area
Newport is regarded as the jewel in North Pembrokeshire’s crown – a bustling market town with a thriving local community and very successful and long established tourist sector. The town benefits from year round visitors whilst still retaining its quaint local feel and hosts a creative arts and craft community creating a 365 day a year buzz.
The gorgeous golden sands of Newport Sands beach flanks the north west reaches of the town, separated by the hugely tidal Nevern estuary and the town benefits from several other small beaches easily accessible on foot, not least at the Parrog just 10 minutes walk from the town centre where the local boat club sits above the very popular estuary mouth and beach.
Well served by local artisan suppliers the town, with a resident population of 800, including a butcher, wholefood shop, several cafes one of which has a daily in-house bakery, a Spar supermarket, Post Office, community owned hardware store, newsagents & pottery, several art galleries, 4 pubs and a boutique hotel and restaurant – it really is an absolutely gem of a town, perfect for families, young professionals and those seeking a calmer pace of life whilst still seeking the adventure, both culturally and physically, that the area provides.
Beyond Newport the Preseli Hills stretch for a further 20 miles and offer fantastic walking, mountain biking and horse riding routes. 12 miles to the north is Cardigan, recently voted one of the top ten hotspots for shopping in Time Out magazine - the charming old town is full of shops, bars and restaurants and large supermarkets. 10 miles to the south is Fishguard with its charming Lower Town sea frontage, a range of shops and the Stena Line ferry port with a twice daily service to Rosslare in Ireland. Pembrokeshire’s county town, Haverfordwest is 45-minutes drive away and offers good range of high street stores, supermarkets and a nationally connected rail service with regular trains to South Wales, Cardiff, Bristol and London and also to Birmingham and Manchester. The M4 motorway with access to South Wales, Cardiff, Bristol and then London is just over an hours drive away via the bustling town of Carmarthen.
Newport has a highly regarded primary school providing Welsh curriculum learning via Welsh first language up to the age of 11. Secondary schools are available in Fishguard, Crymych and Cardigan.
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