* Freehold
* Detached Cottage
* Two Bedrooms
* Full Of Charm And Character
* Nicely Presented
* Outbuildings
* Good Size Garden
* Close To Amenities
* Deceptively Spacious
* Viewing Recommended
* EPC Rating: F
Rhyd Hir is a nicely presented former Welsh Cottage, full of charm and
character situated on the edge of Clynderwen and short drive to the popular
town of Narberth. The property is positioned in a secluded, tranquil location
and offers deceptively spacious accommodation. Rhyd Hir benefits from various
outbuildings that could be ideal for conversation (Subject to the necessary
building and planning regulations). The accommodation briefly comprises: Open
plan lounge/diner, kitchen, utility room, conservatory, ground floor bathroom,
on the first floor are two double bedrooms and a cloakroom. Early viewing is
highly recommended to appreciate this delightful home that also benefits from
a good size well maintained garden and ample driveway parking.
Location:
Clynderwen is a beautiful village nestled in Pembrokeshire close to the famous
Preseli Mountains. Clynderwen is served by a railway network line going from
Fishguard Harbour to London Paddington. Clynderwen's nearest major town is
Narberth, the cosmopolitan town providing ample shopping facilities as well as
entertainment and nightlife. Clynderwen is served by regular buses and major
roads.
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.
**Open Plan Living Area**
**Inglenook Fireplace**
**Kitchen**
**Utility Room**
**Conservatory**
**Ground Floor Bathroom**
**First Floor**
**Landing**
**Bedroom**
**Bedroom**
**Cloakroom**
View: By appointment with the Agents
Services: We have not checked or tested any of the Services or Appliances
Tenure: We are advised freehold
Tax: Band F
Private Drainage
Partial Electric heating and solid fuel.
We have been informed that the property is a former Welsh cottage partly
constructed of Cob and stone.
Mpo/mpo/ok/07/23

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