5 bedroom house

Entering through the electric gates of Beechwood Park and up the sweeping driveway, this expansive property immediately impresses as it comes into view. Offering luxurious, opulent, split level accommodation, this property would make a stunning family home. As soon as you cross the threshold you are enveloped with a sense of peace and tranquillity which belies this property's fantastic location. Situated just outside the popular village of Narberth, a finalist for UK's best high street for the last two years, there is a huge range of artisan shops, cafes, and restaurants almost on your doorstep. Rivalling both this fabulous position and the generous internal space offered by Beechwood Park are the well maintained gardens and grounds the property offers. Set in over thirteen acres of gardens, orchards and paddocks, this property would be a dream for any gardener or an owner of horses and livestock.

The centre piece for this impressive property is undoubtedly the double height sitting room which sits at its heart. With an almost entirely glazed rear wall opening onto the rear terrace, this room would be an ideal venue for any party or family gathering. Perfectly scaled to fit this space is the central fireplace with its fitted wood burner. To the front of the room is a clever mezzanine gallery which overlooks the approach to the property and the main sitting room to the rear. This space flawlessly complements the grand sitting room below and would make an ideal study, studio, or a more intimate reception area.

In addition to the main sitting room, you find another large lounge and separate dining room either side of the property's equally spacious kitchen. From the kitchen, you have access to a utility room and access to the rear garden. A useful study, which could easily be used as a fifth bedroom for the property, completes the accommodation at the southern end of Beechwood Park.

Turning left from the entrance hallway, the northern wing of the property is separated from the main living quarter by a mezzanine leading to four double bedrooms, two of them ensuite, along with the family bathroom. The master bedroom looks out over the rear of the property with a set of sliding doors out to the rear patio. With a large ensuite accessed through a dressing room area, this master bedroom truly reflects the grandeur of the property that it sits in.

For those looking for a property that combines an almost unparalleled level of interior and external space with a beautiful rural location, this property is a must for essential viewing to appreciate the exquisite and individually designed top quality build, with double glazed hardwood windows throughout, just as an example. Coupled with its setting near one of Pembrokeshire's most thriving villages, and minutes from the main A40 onto M4 corridor, Beechwood Park becomes a proposition too good to be missed.

Entrance lobby
From the driveway and turning circle, you enter through a solid wood front door into an inner lobby with marble tiled flooring and glazed walls to the front, and to the central hallway. Ideal for taking off wet boots and coats before entering the main property, this space also adds to the sense of occasion when arriving at the property.

Central hallway
From the entrance lobby you arrive in the central hallway which connects the living space of the property with the bedrooms to the northern side. In front of you is an ornate spiral staircase which rises to the Mezzanine gallery that overlooks the sitting room. As you walk into the space there is a short flight of stairs, flanked by the impressive brick fireplace, which leads up to this main reception area. Along the hallway there is a large walk, traditional cloakroom to house any coats, shoes, and boots.

Guest cloakroom
To the left hand side of the main door is a well-positioned cloakroom for guests. The room is furnished with a lavatory, hand basin set in a vanity unit, heated towel rail, and window to the side.

Main sitting room
Forming the focal point for the entire property is this breath-taking reception room. With a double height ceiling and exposed beams, this room is guaranteed to impress any visitor. To the southern end of the room, large sliding doors lead out to the rear terrace. Above this is another huge window which matches the shape of the roof above it. Natural light is also brought in from the front of the property through the windows that surround the first floor mezzanine level gallery that looks over this space. At the centre of the room is the full height brick fireplace with a wood burning stove at its heart.

Mezzanine gallery
At the north western end of the sitting room there is a raised mezzanine gallery which is accessed from the spiral staircase in the hallway. This flexible space is more intimate than the sitting room below as you are brought up closer to the exposed beams which line this space. With a large window matching the one found at the opposite end of the space, along with several Velux rooflights, this space is bright and airy and would make for an ideal study or studio for an owner. A wet bar in the corner would also make this space an ideal private bar area, perfect to retreat to after any party or family gathering.

Dining room
Turning right from the front door and proceeding down the hallway, you come to the formal dining room on your left hand side. A window into the hallway, which mirrors the shape found in the main sitting room, brings natural light from the dining room into this passageway. The room itself is very bright thanks to a set of sliding doors out to the rear garden. There is also an opening in the wall through to the neighbouring kitchen.

Study bedroom / Bedroom five
Opposite the dining room and overlooking the driveway at the front of the property is a large room, currently utilised as a study. With ample space for two desks along with additional storage, it is the perfect space to work in while watching for any guests arriving at the gates. If needed, this room would also provide the property with a fifth double bedroom.

Lounge
Situated at the south western corner of the property between the kitchen and study, this room provides yet another excellent reception area. This position ensures it is flooded with light throughout the day. While still a very generous size, this space is more intimate than the main reception room. With a large uniquely domed brick fireplace in one corner, this room would make a perfect cinema or games room.

Kitchen
The main sitting room may be the centre point for the property, but the kitchen is still its heart. With enough space for informal dining along with a full range of wall and base units with granite worktops, this room would be a joy to cook in. The focal point for the kitchen is the recently installed Aga, which sits at the centre of the room with an extractor system above it. The Aga has three ovens: a roasting oven, a baking oven, and a simmering oven with two hot plates in the main section. Connecting to this is an additional module with one fan-assisted oven and a second oven/grill, along with a four burner gas hob. The kitchen has space for a free standing fridge freezer and plumbing for an undercounter dishwasher.

Rear hallway
A door to the rear of the kitchen leads into a rear hallway. With an external door to the covered porch that connects the main property to the separate garage block, this provides a useful entrance with shopping supplies. Doors lead to a rear lavatory, an airing cupboard, with fitted shelving and the spacious utility room.

Utility room
A utility room which is larger than the main kitchens in most properties, this useful space adds even more practicality to this property. With built in base units and the same quality granite tops found in the kitchen, this room also boasts a Belfast sink and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Side hallway
Leading off the central hallway to the bedrooms at the northern end of the property, this hallway takes you through an interesting vestibule with a glazed window on one side and a raised planter on the other and Italian terracotta tiled flooring.

Bedroom four
The first bedroom you come to looks over the gardens to the front of the property from its large window.

Bedroom two
Occupying a dual aspect position at the corner of the property, this bedroom is a perfect size. Two windows look out over the gardens and countryside beyond. There is also a hand basin and a door to the ensuite bathroom.

Ensuite bath and shower room
Off the second bedroom is an exceptional sized new bathroom which offers fantastic amenities to any house guest. There is a walk in shower cubicle with overhead rain shower and handset, raised soaking tub, lavatory, bidet, heated towel rail and wall mounted hand basin. High quality tiling has been applied to the floor, walls, and bath surround.

Family bathroom
Also completely remodelled, the family bathroom again offers a bath, separate shower cubicle, lavatory, bidet, and hand basin. With marble tiles on the floor, ceramic tiles to the walls, and granite used for the surrounds for the white goods and the windowsill, this bathroom matches the opulence found throughout the property.

Bedroom three
At the north western corner of the property, this bedroom, also double aspect and with its own hand basin, has lovely views over the countryside that surrounds Beechwood Park. With its proximity to the master suite, this room would make an ideal bedroom for children or a perfect nursery.

Bedroom one
The master bedroom at Beechwood Park is truly impressive. With views over the garden along with sliding doors to the rear patio, the bedroom feels like part of the gardens that surround the property. With ample space for freestanding furniture, the bedroom also benefits from an archway through to a dressing area which, in turn, leads into the double master ensuite.

Double ensuite bath and shower room
With a raised Jacuzzi bath and separate double shower unit, this bathroom would be the perfect space to unwind after a long day. Twin hand basins set in a countertop, heated towel rail, lavatory and bidet complete the facilities.

External
The property is set back from the road behind electric iron gates fixed in a pair of brick gateposts. As the gates open, you proceed up the sweep of the driveway to the parking area and turning circle in front of the property. With parking for numerous vehicles both in front of the property and in the large double garage which sits beside it, this approach is sure to impress any visitor. The ground surrounding the property has been cultivated to include mature trees and shrubs and manicured lawns with a large orchard and vegetable garden found to the right hand side of the driveway as you enter.

To the rear of the property, three terraced seating areas create fantastic entertaining spaces that can be easily accessed off the main reception rooms and master bedroom enabling the outside and the inside to become as one, throughout the warm months. Enjoying total privacy and open countryside views, these areas would be the perfect setting for any gathering. Connected to the main house by a covered walkway is the double garage with attached separate plant room, housing the oil fired central heating boiler and another storage room in the same block. Behind the garage is a large greenhouse, a joy for any gardener.

The remaining grounds in the approximately thirteen and a half acres is comprised of a large paddock which falls away gently from the main house. To the right hand side of the paddock is a large steel framed storage building for any machinery needed on the property or indeed for livestock. Accessed from the neighbouring lane, this area would be the ideal site for any equestrian facilities needed by a future owner with ample parking and hard standing space along with access to the surrounding paddock. Mains water and electricity are supplied here.

Directions
If you are approaching Narberth from the east along the A40 from St Clears, procced until you reach the roundabout as it crosses the A478. Take the first exit onto the A478 heading south, signposted for Narberth and Tenby. Proceed for roughly half a mile as the road dips downhill and rises again. Beechwood Park will be found on your left hand side. Turn off the road and bear left into the driveway. Approach the automatic electric gates which will welcome you into the property.

If approaching from the south, proceed through the village of Narberth and follow the A478 north signposted for Cardigan. Leaving the village, the road will bend right, with Beechwood Park coming into view on your right hand side a short distance after the bend.