Ty Llwyd was built in 1876 for local ship owner Harry Cohen. Full of original features, the stained-glass windows in the lounge depict the relationship between King Arthur and Guinevere and the search for the Holy Grail. It was requisitioned in 1944 for the use of the United States Air Force, and there remains a very interesting piece of history left behind at the property dating back to that time. In the 1950s, the property was split into two and Ty Llwyd had unfortunately fallen into disrepair by the time the current owners purchased it in the 1990s. Since then, this magnificent home has been lovingly restored and extended.

Entered via the original oak front doors. uPVC triple glazed window with stained glass. Amtico flooring. Door to the WC and an archway leading into the entrance hall. Cornice and deep skirting boards. Central heating radiator.

Very attractive oak flooring throughout and what is thought to be an original staircase. Doors to the lounge and dining room. Stained glass windows into the dining room. Cornice and deep skirting boards. Wood panelled walls to the hall and stairs. Central heating radiator.

3918 sq ft / 364 sq m.

Amtico floor. WC and wash hand basin. Built-in cupboard. Original stained glass leaded window.

The main reception room, with very impressive views over the garden and across the Bristol Channel. Original oak flooring, deep skirting boards, extremely attractive cornice and double glazed windows with exquisite stained glass. Feature fireplace with wood burning stove, carved wood surround and marble hearth. Three central heating radiators. Power points and TV point.

An impressive dining room with high ceiling, doors into the kitchen and a uPVC double glazed door into the garden. Attractive original oak flooring. Feature fireplace with wooden surround and marble hearth. Stained glass windows to the side into the entrance hall. Deep skirting boards. Power points. Two central heating radiators.

A spectacular living space with bespoke hand-painted walls and tall doors and windows to the garden which give impressive views over the Bristol Channel. To one end is the fitted kitchen with a range of bespoke units and quartz work surfaces. Integrated appliances including an electric oven, microwave, warming drawer, 2 two zone induction hobs and an extractor hood (all Neff). Aga with two cooking rings and two ovens. Integrated Fisher & Paykel double dishwasher. One and a half bowl countersunk composite sink with drainer. uPVC double glazed window overlooking the parking area. There is a large, central roof lantern in the garden room and smaller ones in the kitchen. uPVC double glazed doors to the side, one with fitted wooden shutters. Deep skirting boards. Limestone tiled floor throughout with the Garden Room area having electric underfloor heating. Power points. Central heating radiator.

Limestone tilled steps down from the kitchen. This whole space has the original flagstone flooring throughout. Fitted kitchen units with wooden work surfaces. Power points. Plumbing for a washing machine and space for fridge freezer. Central heating radiator. Open to a space which is currently used as a workshop with fitted work benches.

Accessed from the cellar and with built-in wine storage. Electric light.

Fitted carpet to the stairs and landing. Wood panelled walls. Stairs to the second floor.

Master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite. uPVC double glazed windows with spectacular views across the Bristol Channel and original stained glass. Extensive fitted wardrobes. Cornice and picture rails. Central heating radiator. Doors to the dressing room and en-suite.

Fitted carpet. Fitted wardrobes and storage units. Twp uPVC double glazed windows. Central heating radiator. Power points.

Tiled floor with electric underfloor heating, and part tiled walls. Suite comprising a tiled panelled bath, WC, wash hand basin and shower cubicle. uPVC double glazed window to the front. Heated towel rails.

A spacious double bedroom with uPVC double glazed windows to two sides. Fitted carpet. Extensive fitted wardrobes. Two central heating radiators. Cornice, picture rails and deep skirting boards.

Suite comprising a panelled bath with hand shower fitment, shower cubicle, WC and wash hand basin with storage below. Tiled floor with electric underfloor heating. uPVC double glazed leaded window to the side with woodland views towards St Augustines Church. Heated towel rail.

Another spacious landing. Fitted carpet. Small uPVC double glazed window. Doors to two bedrooms and a WC. Hatch to the loft space.

A very large bedroom with superb elevated views across the Bristol Channel through three uPVC double glazed windows and a Velux window. Fitted carpet. Exposed roof beams. Part wood panelled walls. Three central heating radiators.

The fourth and final double bedroom, with uPVC double glazed window to the side with views up towards St Augustines Church. Fitted carpet. Sauna. Central heating radiator. Power points.

Vinyl floor. WC and wash hand basin with storage below. Velux window. Heated towel rail. Picture rails.

Off road parking to the front for three vehicles. Steps up to a paved, private seating area that gives access to the front door and gated side access to the rear. There are also further steps that access the first floor of the garage.

A large double garage with electric roller shutter door, side door, light and power points. The garage also has a versatile first floor room (7.51m x 2.98m), currently used as storage but one that would be ideal as a home office, playroom or occasional guest bedroom. This room has previously had Planning Permission (now lapsed) for the installation of a bathroom. The first floor room has two Velux windows and a window to the front, power points and eaves storage on both sides. There are solar panels on the roof of the garage - which are owned and would remain with the property.

A three tiered tear garden with sizeable patio from the house, a lawned area and a lower paved terrace that gives gated access into Windsor Gardens. The upper patio has a stone balustrade, pond and outside lights with steps down to the lawn and 'Italian' garden. The lawned area has paved pathways, numerous outside lights, pergola and power points and mature planting throughout. The lower terrace - the Italian garden - is paved and has the most wonderful wisteria, ornamental carp pond with fountains, dense privacy hedging, outside power points and a timber summer house.

The property is held on a freehold basis (WA307094).

The Council Tax band for this property is H, which equates to a charge of £4,006.08 for the year 2024/25.