The Old Chapel Slippery Back, Tenby, SA70 8BB

The Old Chapel, Tenby Set within a peaceful sanctuary just moments from the historic coastal town of Tenby, this magnificent Grade II listed converted chapel seamlessly merges original heritage with refined modern luxury.

Originally built in 1854 and successfully renovated initially in 2012 with successful modern additions and reconfigurations more recently, situated in the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park.

With under-floor heating to the hallway and first floor, this ever modernised period home has an amazing array of original features and luxury touches to include: Original beams, stunning painted glass window, original front door and key along with custom made dining table.

Offering complete serenity and privacy with no immediate neighbours, the property is enveloped by tranquil surroundings while boasting expansive grounds and ample private parking.

Ground Floor Sanctuary Stepping through the entrance, the ground floor is dedicated to rest and retreat.

Four beautifully proportioned double bedrooms two of which enjoy their own opulent en-suite bathrooms and dedicated dressing rooms.

A beautifully appointed principal family bathroom serves the other bedrooms on this floor, complemented by a discreet and fully equipped utility room designed for seamless, modern living.

First Floor Living & Entertaining Ascending to the first floor reveals a breath-taking open-plan living room, kitchen and dining hall, where soaring architectural proportions meet timeless elegance with a roaring wood-burning stove.

A striking feature glass snug-a contemporary architectural masterpiece.

Here, light filters through restored original stained-glass windows, casting vibrant colours across polished finishes and creating an inviting atmosphere for evening relaxation.

The Mezzanine Master Suite Floating above the grand living space, the mezzanine level is home to the principal suite.

Overlooking the open-plan kitchen and dining area below, this private haven features a luxurious en-suite shower room, a bespoke dressing room, and an un-rivalled viewpoint to appreciate the historic timberwork and vaulted grandeur of the original chapel structure.

A modern, contemporary interior with impressive characterful features throughout within this truly impressive and unique property make it one of the most unique homes we have had the privilege to represent.

A truly unique coastal sanctuary offering exceptional scale, privacy, and architectural prestige on the Pembrokeshire coast.

Nice to know Leasehold with approx 87 years remaining - Freeholders are Church of Wales. We are informed there are no service charges or ground rent charges payable.

Originally built 1854 and renovated initially in 2012. Council Tax: G EPC: Exempt Services include mains drainage, electric and water Wood Pellet boiler. Underfloor heating to hallway and first floor.

Broadband internet connection. Previously a Reptile and Aquarium Centre called Silent World Location Tenby is one of the most iconic seaside towns in Wales.

The original town of Tenby was called Dinbych y Pysgod in Welsh or “little town of fishes”. It was established by The Normans as a fortified town.

Most of the old town walls remain, enclosing the medieval town behind them. The castle that defended Tenby was built on Castle Hill but only one small keep tower remains of that.

Inside the old town walls, narrow cobbled streets and medieval houses add to Tenby’s charm. During Georgian and Victorian times, Tenby became a popular seaside resort.

The promenades on both sides of the old town on the Esplanade and the Norton both contribute to the outstanding architectural look of the town. The centre of Tenby is a maze of narrow little streets.

The roads are pedestrianised during the day in summer when the bars and restaurants set up al fresco seating.

With a large variety of shops, cafes, pubs, entertainment venues, primary and secondary schools, doctors surgery, dentists, hospital. Good Bus and rail links to further afield.

What3words:///rewriting.outright.toolbar Location Tenby is one of the most iconic seaside towns in Wales. The original town of Tenby was called Dinbych y Pysgod in Welsh or “little town of fishes”.

It was established by The Normans as a fortified town. Most of the old town walls remain, enclosing the medieval town behind them.

The castle that defended Tenby was built on Castle Hill but only one small keep tower remains of that. Inside the old town walls, narrow cobbled streets and medieval houses add to Tenby’s charm.

During Georgian and Victorian times, Tenby became a popular seaside resort.

The promenades on both sides of the old town on the Esplanade and the Norton both contribute to the outstanding architectural look of the town. The centre of Tenby is a maze of narrow little streets.

The roads are pedestrianised during the day in summer when the bars and restaurants set up al fresco seating.

With a large variety of shops, cafes, pubs, entertainment venues, primary and secondary schools, doctors surgery, dentists, hospital. Good Bus and rail links to further afield.

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