A superb new-build property with stunning views towards the lighthouse and Bracelet Bay. Situated on a large plot it features a landscaped garden and deck and a large first floor covered balcony on which you can relax and enjoy the ever changing view.
Close to the property there is a lovely coastal path walk with breathtaking views.
The property offers very flexible accommodation with an open plan kitchen on the ground floor and a lounge on both floors.
Accommodation:
Ground Floor: enter into large hallway with door into utility area with washing machine and tumble drier and storage. A further door leads into a bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite with bath,WC and separate shower cubicle. The hallway then opens into an open plan lounge/diner/kitchen with floor to ceiling windows offering views over the large garden and towards the sea.
The kitchen area has fitted shaker style units with integrated oven, ceramic hob, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. The dining room has an oak dining table with seating for six. The lounge has a 3 seat sofa, 2 seat sofa, an armchair and small wall mounted TV. Access to the deck/garden.
First floor: landing leads into the master bedroom with super-king bed and en suite wet room with shower, WC and basin. A further king size room can be accessed from the hall. The main room is an open plan lounge with stunning views towards Bracelet Bay. The lounge area has leather seating for six, large flat screen TV and DVD and access to the terrace. The terrace has a table and chairs for six.
Oil Central Heating. Bed linen and towels provided. Off street parking for 3 cars. Wi-Fi. No smoking, No pets, No children under 8 years old
Sleeps 6 in three bedrooms: 1 Super-king, 2 King size and 1 sofa bed
Newspaper article (Swansea Evening Post 15/02/10)
A COASTGUARD volunteer has been honoured for a house which he built in between life-saving operations in Mumbles.
Builder and carpenter Ben Shepherd spent 12 hours a day for nine months on the three-bedroom home.
And at the same time, the 30-year-old occasionally had to 'down tools' and join the Mumbles Coastguard Search and Rescue Team when calls came in for help.
Members of the coastguard team played a key role in helping to complete construction of the house which overlooks the Mumbles Light House.
Mr Shepherd said: "The project would have taken much longer and not been so enjoyable without the unstinting assistance of my mates on the Mumbles Coastguard Search and Rescue Team.
"They worked tirelessly alongside me on days off from their normal works."
Mr Shepherd has been rewarded for his efforts in building the house with the Local Authority Building Control (LABC) New Home Warranty award in the category of best self-build developer.
Over the past eight years, he has built two houses in Limeslade and one in Rhossili, and said his recent award made all his efforts worthwhile.
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He said: "It is great. It makes it all worthwhile when someone recognises the effort that goes into the house."
Mr Shepherd said the location of his house also came in handy when he was called to help a group of holidaymakers cut off at high tide.
He said: "By the time we were paged, we knew what to anticipate.
"It is all about good laughs and a great working environment.
"I have worked with good and bad teams in the past.
"Now the balance is just right both professionally and in my voluntary work."
His award-wining house was built with the help of contractors including Browen, which was responsible for groundwork, and Llanelli steel contractors HT Structures.
He said: "I always knew the property had potential but it took a long time to get funding and get the bank on side, but we got there eventually. It has turned into a fantastic house."
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