Large, adaptable bungalow with annexe potential on the edge of Milford Haven.
Annexe potential and adaptable five-bedroom layout
Large plot with decked seating area and workshop
Integral garage plus ample off-road parking
Gas central heating; EPC rating C (efficient but not new)
Double glazing installed before 2002 — may need replacement
Interior styling mixed; some modernisation recommended
Council Tax Band E — above-average running cost
Located on edge of town; area shows high deprivation statistics
Set on a large plot at the edge of Milford Haven, this detached five-bedroom bungalow offers flexible family living with clear annexe potential. The single-storey layout, combined with an integral garage and generous drive, makes it an appealing option for multi-generational households or buyers wanting ground-floor convenience.
Inside, the property provides a spacious open-plan living feel with a lounge, kitchen/diner, utility and multiple rooms opening onto the rear garden via bi-fold doors. Gas central heating, mains services and an EPC rating of C mean the house is efficient enough for everyday use but not brand-new.
Practical positives include off-road parking, an enclosed lawned garden with a deck and workshop, and links to local shops, schools and the town marina. However, some updating is needed: the double glazing dates from before 2002 and interiors show mixed contemporary fittings that would benefit from modernisation to match current tastes.
Location strengths and cautions should be weighed. Milford Haven offers town amenities and a busy port, but the immediate area is recorded as having high deprivation and council tax is above average (Band E). The property is freehold and presented as a roomy, adaptable home for buyers willing to invest modest upgrades.