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See how verdicts work6-bedroom detached house · SA62 5QT
For saleReduced £45k (−9.1%) on 20 JunListed 250 days
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Stafford House is one of the oldest properties in the popular village of Spittal, packed with charm and character.
Over the years, the property has served as the village shop and post office and sits opposite the lovely village green at the heart of this rural community.
The numerous roles this building has fulfilled in the past are matched by the fabulous options it now offers a buyer, with a highly flexible layout making it ideal for multi-generational living or for someone looking to run a business from home.
In addition to the five bedrooms in the main home, there is also a very well-presented, self-contained, one-bedroom annex to the side.
This space would be perfect for extended family or could be used, as it currently is, as a successful holiday let.
The flexibility of this home makes it essential viewing for a wide range of purchasers. Entering the main house from the front, you arrive in a central hallway.
To the left is the main sitting room, with a multi-fuel stove as a focal point.
Passing through this space, you arrive in the charming sunroom at the side of the property, which provides a lovely, intimate seating area.
Returning to the hallway, you reach the large kitchen/dining room at the rear, a real hub of the home, offering an informal reception area focused on the well-equipped kitchen.
Double doors open to the courtyard garden at the rear, while a side door from the dining area leads into a handy utility room.
Turning right from the entrance hall, you pass through a useful study area before reaching the ground floor bedroom.
This part of the property was once a separate residence and could easily be reinstated in this role if needed.
Passing through the ground floor bedroom and secondary lobby, with its own front door, you arrive at another good-sized reception room.
At the rear of this space is a large kitchenette/utility room with a door to the garden, and an accessible shower room completes the accommodation on this level.
Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms along the front of the property.
To the rear, there is a large family bathroom with a bath and separate shower, along with an additional shower room for guests or extended family.
Next to the main home, with its own access from the front, is Y Bwthyn, a charming self-contained, one-bedroom annex.
Spread over two floors, it offers a sitting room, separate kitchen/diner and a wet room on the ground floor, with a good-sized double bedroom upstairs.
Currently run as a successful holiday let, it would also suit extended family wanting their own space.
At one time, the central section of the main house also formed an additional separate annex with its own access and kitchen.
This could easily be reinstated, providing either a second rental unit or an ideal office/treatment space for those working from home.
Externally, the property enjoys a very well-presented courtyard garden to the rear, a wonderful suntrap in summer and a sheltered entertaining space in cooler months.
The property sits opposite the village green, which provided the perfect play space for the owners’ children when younger.
Spittal is a thriving Pembrokeshire village, well placed for access to local towns and surrounded by beautiful countryside.
With a large primary school and a popular village pub, it is a fabulous location in which to put down roots.
For a purchaser seeking a highly flexible home to meet a wide range of needs, Stafford House could be the perfect find. Main Hallway Entering from the front, you arrive in the central hallway.
The staircase to the first floor is ahead, with the sitting room to the left, the study to the right, and the kitchen/dining room to the rear.
Sitting Room 1 A lovely room with a window to the front and a multi-fuel stove as a focal point. This space is perfect to unwind after a long day, or entertain guests.
The far wall is finished with characterful slate and has a door into the sunroom.
Sunroom A wonderful reception space with windows to three sides, offering views of the village green and a cosy seating area.
Kitchen / Diner 1 Situated at the rear, with a window to the side and glazed doors to the garden, creating a bright indoor/outdoor feel.
The dining area offers ample space for a large table and has a fitted cupboard.
The kitchen features a breakfast bar, double oven, four-ring hob, integrated dishwasher, and space for an American-style fridge freezer.
Utility Room Accessed from the dining area, with plumbing for a washing machine and dryer, a freestanding fridge, and plenty of space for coats and boots. A window and door open to the back garden.
Study / Home Office A flexible space off the hallway with a lockable door to the ground floor bedroom. Currently used as a home office but could serve multiple purposes.
Bedroom Five A good-sized double, accessed either via the study or the second lobby.
Once the village shop and post office, this area could easily be separated again for business use or adapted as another self-contained annex to boost rental potential.
Second Lobby Links the ground floor bedroom to the lounge and provides an additional front entrance. Lounge A further reception room that could also serve as a workspace.
Currently set up as a television room with plenty of seating space. Opens to the kitchenette and shower room at the rear.
Kitchenette A secondary space with a door to the garden and room for a small dining table, ideal for guests or multi-generational living.
Shower Room 1 An accessible, well-finished shower room with walk-in shower, WC, hand basin, obscured window, tiled walls and floors, and fitted storage.
First Floor Landing 1 Features wrought iron balustrades, a wood handrail, and exposed beams.
Provides access to four double bedrooms at the front, as well as the bathroom and separate shower room at the rear.
Bedroom One 1 Large double with dual-aspect views, including over the village green, and a full range of fitted wardrobes.
Bedroom Two A generous double at the opposite end of the property looking out to the front of the home. Bedroom Three Another spacious double, with a window to the front.
Bedroom Four A well-proportioned double at the centre of the property, with space for freestanding furniture and a large front-facing window.
Family Bathroom Large and well-presented, with a WC and hand basin in a vanity unit, bath, separate shower, tiled walls and floors, and obscured rear window.
Shower Room 2 A separate additional shower room, ideal for guests or family, with WC, hand basin, and rooflight.
Sitting Room 2 Accessed from the street via its own front door, this welcoming reception space includes a staircase to the first floor (with storage beneath) and a doorway to the kitchen/diner.
Kitchen / Diner 2 A well-equipped and spacious kitchen with ample storage, windows to the side and rear, and space for a dining table.
A door leads to the rear courtyard garden and to the ground floor shower room. Shower Room 3 Accessible and fully tiled, with a walk-in shower, WC, hand basin, and side window.
First Floor Landing 2 Leads to the annex bedroom. Bedroom One 2 A good-sized double with a front-facing window and ample space for free standing furniture.
External The rear garden is beautifully presented, with multiple seating areas to follow or shelter from the sun. Steps lead to a raised lawn and patio, with mature planting and a central olive tree.
Several storage sheds and log storage are provided. Double gates give access to the left-hand side of the home. Directions From Haverfordwest, proceed north on the A40 following signs for Fishguard.
After just under four miles, turn right at the Corner Piece pub, signposted for Spittal. Continue along this road and turn right at the crossroads by the large farm, again following signs for Spittal.
Proceed into the village, passing the primary school on your left. Turn left following signs for the pub and continue.
Pass the village green on your right, and Stafford House will be found on the left-hand side with on-street parking to the fore.
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