SA42 0UX - 4 bed victorian village home in Dinas Cross, SA42 0UX

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4 bedroom semi-detached house for sale in Maeshyfryd, Dinas Cross, Newport, SA42

Summary - Maeshyfryd,Dinas Cross,NEWPORT,SA42 0UX SA42 0UX

4 bed 2 bath Semi-Detached

Spacious period house near beaches, strong potential for modernisation or annexe conversion.
- Double-fronted Victorian semi with 4–5 bedrooms and generous reception rooms
- South-facing former vegetable garden, recently levelled and seeded
- Detached double garage (32'6" x 19'6") with WC; conversion potential (STP)
- Large gravelled hardstanding parking for 4–5 vehicles and walled forecourt
- Mostly hardwood double glazed; some original single glazed panes remain
- Economy 7 electric heating and Rayburn range; mains gas available but not connected
- Stone walls likely uninsulated; further insulation and heating upgrade recommended
- Garage roof corrugated cement fibre and council tax described as expensive
A substantial double-fronted Victorian semi with generous rooms and versatile living space, set in the heart of Dinas Cross within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The house offers 4/5 bedrooms, two reception rooms, two bath/shower rooms plus a separate WC — suitable for multi-generational living, a retiring couple wanting space for visitors, or a family seeking proximity to the coast. Large off-road parking and a sizeable south-facing garden add practical outdoor living.

The property retains period character: hardwood double-glazed sash windows (mainly), pine floorboards, fireplaces and high ceilings. Practical benefits include loft insulation, a Rayburn range for hot water and cooking, mains services connected and a detached double garage (32'6" x 19'6") with WC and store — the garage has clear conversion potential subject to consents. Gravelled hardstanding provides parking for 4–5 vehicles, uncommon for village centres.

Buyers should note this is a solid older stone-built house that will benefit from updating. Heating is currently Economy 7 electric with an oil tank for the Rayburn; mains gas is available locally but not connected. Some windows and parts of the rear extension are single glazed and the original stone walls are assumed uninsulated, so further insulation and heating upgrades would improve comfort and running costs. The garage roof is corrugated cement fibre and will need inspection.

Location is a major draw: village amenities, pubs, cafes and several sandy beaches are a short drive or walk away. The house suits buyers looking for a roomy period home with scope to modernise, create an annexe from the garage (STP) or run holiday lets given the coastal setting. Council tax is expected to be high; early inspection is recommended to assess scope and costs.

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