Bevelin House Sandy Hill Road, Saundersfoot, SA69 9HR

Bevelin House: An Elevated Masterpiece of Coastal Sophistication Perched majestically on the prestigious Sandy Hill Road, this isn't merely a residence; it is a grandstand to the ever-changing theatre of Saundersfoot Bay.

From its commanding position, the home draws the outside in, tracking the sun from its morning dance across the water to its final glow over the distant Preseli Hills.

Every inch of this substantial home has been curated for a life of effortless luxury, where architectural scale meets the warmth of bespoke local craftsmanship.

The Heart of the Home Stepping through the entrance, you are immediately drawn to the home’s centrepiece: An expansive 30-foot open-plan Living and Dining Room Dominated by floor-to-ceiling glazing on two sides, the transition between the modern interior and the salt-tinged air of the wrap-around balcony is entirely seamless.

Adjacent to this light-filled space is the Dining and Breakfast Kitchen -a masterclass in artisanal design.

Created by the local company Ratford Bridge, the cabinetry is paired with the industrial elegance of Dekton work surfaces.

A generous central island serves as the social hub of the home, featuring integrated wireless charging and high-spec appliances, while bi-fold doors beckon you out to the rear gardens for al fresco mornings.

The Private Quarters The Principal Suite occupies its own tranquil wing on the first floor, positioned so the sea is the very first thing you see each day.

This dual-aspect retreat features a private balcony and a dressing room.

The ensuite is equally impressive, offering electric underfloor heating and a freestanding soaking tub designed for total relaxation.

Throughout the home, the flexibility of the accommodation is a standout feature. With seven bedrooms across multiple levels, the layout flows with the rhythm of family life.

The lower levels currently host a professional-grade home gym and Pilates studio, while a larger bedroom currently utilised as a living room, next to the bathroom, provides the perfect infrastructure for a self-contained annex-ideal for multi-generational living or a high-end coastal holiday retreat.

The Outdoor Oasis The grounds of Bevelin House are a masterclass in privacy and leisure. The lawn and sun-drenched terraces lead to the true star of the exterior: A heated outdoor swimming pool.

The pool features a lockable, fully retractable, cover and a dedicated, easily accessible plant room neatly tucked beneath the terrace.

Whether you are enjoying a sunset drink on the balcony or a morning dip in total seclusion, the home offers a rare sense of peace, all while being just a gentle stroll from the vibrant village and the golden sands of the beach.

All measurements are approximate Living Room/ Dining Room 9.36m x 8.63m (31’7” x 28’4”) Balcony 9.19m x 3.02m (30’2” x 9’11”) Dining and Breakfast Kitchen 7.13m x 4.62m (23’5 × 15’ 2”) Bi-fold doors lead our to the sunny patio with access to the pool Pool 4.5m wide x 10.8m (14’ 9” x 35”5”) With steps leading into the shallow end starting at approx 0.75m.

There’s a gentle slope for about four metres then a steeper slope into the deep end. The deep end is approx 1.8m.

Inner Hallway Providing additional access to the rear gardens Patio Area 4.64m x 3.07m (15’3” x 10’1”) Study 3.13m x 2.96m (10’3” x 9’8”) Principal Bedroom Suite 5.62m x 4.14m (18’5” x 13’7”) Balcony 5.63m x 1.68m (18’6” x 5’6”) Dressing Room 2.97m x 2.94m (9’9” x 9’8”) En-suite Bathroom 2.95m x 2.94m (9’8” x 9’8”) With under floor heating.

Inner hallway with large storage cupboards WC With low level WC and wash hand basin Downstairs to Bedroom 5.63m x 2.95m (18’5” x 9’8”) With double patio doors leading out to the rear sunny patio.

Bathroom 3.76m x 2.97m (12’4” x 9’9”) With bath and shower, low level wc, bidet, large vanity wash hand basin, under floor heating.

Bedroom 3.18m x 2.95m (10’5” x 9’8”) With window overlooking rear patio. Bedroom 3.68m x 2.95m (11’11” x 9’8”) With double patio doors leading out to the rear patio.

Bathroom 2.95m x 2.25m (9’8” x 7’5”) With large walk in mixer shower, vanity wash hand basin and WC unit.

Utility Room 2.95m x 2.39m (9’8” x 7’10’) Bedroom 4.04m x 3.25m (13’3” x 10’8”) Currently used a as a home office. Bedroom 5.15m x 3.25m (15’11” x 18’8”) With window to the fore.

Inner hallway and stairs Bedroom 5.63m x 2.33m (18’5” x 7’3”) Currently utilised as a gym with pedestrian door through to integral garage.

Double Garage 6.24m x 5.63m (20’6” x 18’5”) Outside A large driveway to the fore providing off road parking for numerous vehicles.

To the rear tiled patio areas provide space to sit and relax, whilst allowing easy access to the swimming pool, the bedrooms are easily accessed from the rear patio and the kitchen externally.

The outdoor, covered, heated swimming pool is a welcome treat, with a fully retractable sliding, lockable cover. Tiled patio areas to the rear with lawned area to the side.

South facing gardens mean the gardens and pool receive the sun all day.

Nice to know Council Tax: G (£3449.94 approx per annum) EPC: C South facing home meaning solar panels could be fitted and be very effective.

Freehold We are advised the following has the following mains services: Gas, Electricity, Water, Drainage.

Broadband Internet Connection - Dual System - 53mbps download / 16mbps upload Remote control gas fire in living room, remote controlled blinds in living room, numerous outside sockets and water points in garden.

Location While many coastal villages offer a view of the sea, Saundersfoot offers a lifestyle defined by it.

Often regarded as the more sophisticated, relaxed cousin to neighbouring Tenby, Saundersfoot has evolved into one of the UK’s most desirable seaside destinations-combining authentic charm with modern luxury.

At the heart of the village lies the vibrant Saundersfoot Harbour.

Recently transformed by the multi-million-pound "Marine Centre of Excellence" development, the quay is now a world-class maritime hub.

The Schooner: Explore the iconic "vessel on dry land" which hosts events and exhibitions and crazy golf too!

From the famous New Year's Day Swim to international coastal rowing championships, there is a year-round energy that keeps the village buzzing outside of the summer months.

Saundersfoot has firmly established itself as a culinary hotspot. Within a short stroll from the quay, you’ll find many restaurants and eateries to choose from.

The High Street is a curated collection of independent galleries, surf shops, and boutique clothing stores, devoid of the generic "high street" feel.

The village serves as a spectacular trailhead for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

A unique feature of the village is the flat, accessible path through the old railway tunnels leading to Wiseman’s Bridge-perfect for a scenic bike ride or a sunset stroll.

The village is served by its own railway station and is easily accessible via the A40/A477, making it a viable retreat for those traveling from Cardiff, Bristol, or London.

The "Micro-Climate": Nestled in a south-facing valley, the village often enjoys a milder, sunnier climate than the more exposed parts of the Pembrokeshire coast.

Location While many coastal villages offer a view of the sea, Saundersfoot offers a lifestyle defined by it.

Often regarded as the more sophisticated, relaxed cousin to neighbouring Tenby, Saundersfoot has evolved into one of the UK’s most desirable seaside destinations-combining authentic charm with modern luxury.

At the heart of the village lies the vibrant Saundersfoot Harbour.

Recently transformed by the multi-million-pound "Marine Centre of Excellence" development, the quay is now a world-class maritime hub.

The Schooner: Explore the iconic "vessel on dry land" which hosts events and exhibitions and crazy golf too!

From the famous New Year's Day Swim to international coastal rowing championships, there is a year-round energy that keeps the village buzzing outside of the summer months.

Saundersfoot has firmly established itself as a culinary hotspot. Within a short stroll from the quay, you’ll find many restaurants and eateries to choose from.

The High Street is a curated collection of independent galleries, surf shops, and boutique clothing stores, devoid of the generic "high street" feel.

The village serves as a spectacular trailhead for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.

A unique feature of the village is the flat, accessible path through the old railway tunnels leading to Wiseman’s Bridge-perfect for a scenic bike ride or a sunset stroll.

The village is served by its own railway station and is easily accessible via the A40/A477, making it a viable retreat for those traveling from Cardiff, Bristol, or London.

The "Micro-Climate": Nestled in a south-facing valley, the village often enjoys a milder, sunnier climate than the more exposed parts of the Pembrokeshire coast.

Rear Garden Rear Garden with paved patio seating areas following sun and shade and lawn. Front Garden With well established borders surrounding the driveway, leading to the property.

Parking - Double Garage Providing parking for numerous vehicles. Parking - Driveway Providing off road parking for numerous vehicles.