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Western Telegraph
6 days ago
- Business
- Western Telegraph
Siop Fach Tea Room and Antiques shop in Mathry for sale
Siop Fach Tea Rooms, located in the heart of this Pembrokeshire hilltop community, includes both a commercial business and residential accommodation. According to the listing, the property is a "highly successful tea room and restaurant" that also incorporates an antiques and collectables shop. The business is being sold as a "going concern" and comes furnished and equipped. (Image: JJ Morris via Zoopla) The premises include a tea room and restaurant area measuring 42'6" by 18'0", with seating for 44 people and a servery area. A fully equipped kitchen and a store/freezer room are located to the rear. The listing highlights the presence of an antique and collectables shop measuring 30'0" by 23'0", which is said to have potential for extension to provide further restaurant or tea room seating. A spacious garage and store shed, measuring 31'6" by 27'6", is attached to the property. This space includes stairs leading to a storage loft or workshop, which is 45'0" by 18'3" at its maximum. The listing notes that both the commercial and residential parts of the property benefit from oil-fired central heating and uPVC double glazing. Adjoining the business premises is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom property known as Fairfield. (Image: JJ Morris via Zoopla) The ground floor of Fairfield includes an open-plan kitchen and living room, a conservatory, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a utility room. Upstairs, there is a third bedroom with an en suite shower room, as well as a study or hobby room with potential for use as a fourth bedroom. The residential accommodation features underfloor heating on the ground floor, with radiators on the first floor. The kitchen is described as fully fitted, including appliances such as a built-in microwave, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher, and induction hob. The conservatory and living room both have Amtico wood effect floors and access to a private paved patio and lawned garden at the rear of the property. The listing states that "delightful rural views" can be enjoyed from the garden and patio areas. (Image: JJ Morris via Zoopla) Externally, the property has a large gravelled and chipping car park at the front, offering parking and turning space for multiple vehicles. A sloping, wheelchair-friendly path leads up to the tea room and a large, railed paved patio. The listing describes the patio as providing "panoramic rural views" over the surrounding countryside. The property is offered as freehold with vacant possession upon completion. An additional building plot, which has planning consent for a detached two-storey dwelling house, is available by separate negotiation. Siop Fach Tea Room and Restaurant is described in the listing as a "thriving going concern". The business is being sold inclusive of trade furniture and equipment, while the stock in the antiques and collectables shop is available by separate negotiation. Turnover figures and trading profit and loss accounts are available to interested parties after viewing the property. Mathry village is located within a few miles of the North Pembrokeshire coastline at Abercastle. The listing notes that the area is within easy reach of several beaches and coves, as well as the market town of Fishguard and the cathedral city of St David's. Good road and rail links connect the village to Haverfordwest, Carmarthen, Cardiff, London and the rest of the UK. The property is connected to mains water, electricity (three phase), and drainage. Broadband is available at the premises. The property also has the benefit of a liquor licence. The listing states that early inspection is recommended to "appreciate the full extent of accommodation and indeed the location and outlook."
The Courier
20-05-2025
- General
- The Courier
Beautiful Angus mansion with cottages, stables and 70 acres of land hits market
A beautiful Angus mansion that comes with cottages, stables and nearly 70 acres of land has gone up for sale. Keithock House sits at the heart of a small residential estate just north of Brechin. On the market for £1.7 million, the B-listed property also comes with walled gardens, woods and a field. The gates to the driveway of the estate sit between a pair of stone-built lodges. The front door opens to an outer hall with cornicing, while the inner hallway has a stone hanging staircase, two Doric columns and a wood-burning stove. The double-aspect drawing room has a fireplace and pocket doors that open into the music room. Opposite is a library with an ornate fireplace, wall lights and a shelved press. The dining room has a marble fireplace and stone dating back to 1680 over a door which links to the kitchen. The kitchen has fitted units with wooden worktops, a central island unit and Amtico flooring. Nearby is a walk-in cupboard and a cloakroom with fitted cupboards and a separate WC. A back hall connects to the kitchen and has stairs to a store. The ground floor is completed by a laundry room, a pantry, an office, a freezer room, a sauna and a wine cellar. Eight of the bedrooms can be found on the first floor. There are also two bathrooms, a billiards room and a balcony. The ninth bedroom, as well as a playroom, sits on the top floor. To the side of the house is a walled garden with fruit and apple trees, a tennis court, lawns and a Victorian greenhouse. On the other side of the house are paved seating areas and a stretch of lawn leading down to the Keithock Water and woods beyond. There are three two-storey cottages next to the house. The Old Laundry House has three bedrooms, a kitchen and dining room and a sitting room on the top floor. The two other cottages are part of the stone-built stable block, which is arranged around a courtyard with a doocot over an entrance archway. Both of these cottages come with two bedrooms. Keithock House is being marketed by Savills for offers over £1.7m. Elsewhere in Angus, a 'luxurious' family home just a stone's throw from the new Monikie aquapark is up for sale.
Yahoo
23-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
1930s 'Butterfly' house in Petts Wood on the market for £1.15 million
A semi-detached home in Petts Wood, known locally as a 'Butterfly' house, is on the market for £1.15 million. The property, built in the 1930s, is in pristine condition and features three double bedrooms and two reception rooms. The house, located on Towncourt Crescent, Orpington, occupies a corner plot with gardens on three sides. It has a detached garage and a generous driveway that can accommodate several cars. The estate agent, Proctors, highlights the double aspect rooms and the "interesting" floor area. One of the reception rooms in the property (Image: Proctors/Zoopla) On the first floor, there are three double bedrooms, a family bathroom with a WC, and a separate cloakroom. On the ground floor, there are two reception rooms and a breakfast kitchen. The kitchen is equipped with a range of Shaker style matt white and black gloss wall and base cabinetry, a Rangemaster double oven with an induction hob, an integrated dishwasher, an integrated washing machine, a built-in wine cooler, and a peninsular breakfast bar. It also has a wall mounted TV, feature ceiling lighting, and Amtico flooring. The kitchen inside the property (Image: Proctors/Zoopla) The lounge features a double glazed window to the side and front, plantation shutters, and a fireplace surround with a brick insert and hearth. The dining room has double glazed patio doors that open to the garden, alcove storage cabinets, and a fireplace surround with a brick insert and hearth. The bedrooms are all double glazed and come with fitted wardrobes and radiator cabinets. A bedroom inside the property (Image: Proctors/Zoopla) The family bathroom includes a bath with a built-in shower, a hand basin on a vanity unit, a low level WC, a mirror wall cabinet with lights, a chrome heated towel rail, and natural wood flooring. Outside, the property offers well-stocked gardens to three sides, two patio areas, and a secluded area with a hot tub. The spacious garden (Image: Proctors/Zoopla) The main garden features an Indian stone patio, an additional seating area with a hot tub, and a pergola. There is also a private gravel driveway with double wrought iron gates, providing parking for several cars. The spacious garden with a landscaped lawn, trees and shrubbery (Image: Proctors/Zoopla) The detached garage, measuring 6.55m x 3.70m, has an up and over door, a window to the side, power and lights, and a door to the garden. The home is located within walking distance of Station Square amenities, Petts Wood mainline station, and National Trust woodland. It is also close to good transport links. The council tax for the property is managed by the Bromley Local Authority and falls under the Band F category. For more information or to arrange a viewing, prospective buyers can contact Proctors via the Zoopla listing.
