Lock House, St Julian Street
Tenby
Dyfed
SA70 7AS
A 3-bedroom link-detached bungalow situated in a popular position on the outskirts of Tenby. The property would benefit from modernisation and refurbishment, but offers off road parking, single garage, rear garden, and gas central heating. To the rear is a private enclosed garden with a view across Tenby, out towards Giltar Point in the distance.
Upper Hill Park is a popular quiet residential community, just a short distance from Tenby Town Centre, close to the primary and secondary schools and other local amenities. With several nearby walking routes to Tenby, Penally, and the Coast Path towards Saundersfoot, this bungalow would make an ideal family home.
Enter the property into the hallway, with doors to the living room and kitchen, and a useful storage cupboard.
An L-shaped living room/dining area with 2 large windows to the front, gas flame effect fire, and vaulted ceiling.
A bright kitchen with a stable-style door through to dining area (currently blocked by units/worktop below but works as a service hatch), a window to the side, and access to the garden via a uPVC door. The gas combi boiler is in the kitchen.
A separate inner hallway leads to the bedrooms and the bathroom, where the loft hatch is also situated.
Double bedroom with window to the rear and built in storage cupboard.
Double bedroom with window to the rear.
A smaller double bedroom with window to the side and built in wardrobe.
Shower room with frosted window to the side. Enclosed glazed shower with pedestal wash-hand basin and WC. Partly tiled with shower resistant panelling.
Single garage with power connected; a window and a door to the rear garden.
To the front of the property is driveway parking for 2 vehicles and a small front lawn. There is a garden to the rear, accessed from the side of the property (or through the garage), lawned and gently sloping, offering views across Tenby toward Giltar Point.
The Pembrokeshire County Council Tax Band is E.
We are advised that mains gas, electric, water and drainage is connected to the property.
The property is being sold as freehold (the vendors are in the process of purchasing the freehold. It is currently leasehold, with a lease of 999 years from 1964, and £18 annual ground rent which will cease upon purchase of the freehold).
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
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