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Our Summary
- Development potential: Substantial detached outbuildings with separate access
- Planning permission for demolition and rebuilding, creating exciting development potential
- Planning permission has recently been granted for their demolition and replacement, offering potential to develop secondary accommodation, an independent annexe, studio or home office, subject to any necessary consents
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Description
The property, Bryn Aber, is a historic coastal estate occupying a protected position at the western edge of Cemlyn Bay National Nature Reserve. It is set within private walled grounds, boasting panoramic sea and rural views. The estate, which has been recently sympathetically remodelled and upgraded, combines heritage and contemporary design.
The property spans over 4,300 sq. ft. and features a blend of energy-efficient modern living and its rich coastal history, with underfloor heating throughout. The principal living accommodation is located on the first floor, taking full advantage of the spectacular outlook, with expansive glazing and terraces creating a seamless connection between the home and its surroundings. The property features a mix of five bedrooms, including two en-suite, a versatile bunk room, a bathroom, a shower room, and a ground floor WC.
The first floor also hosts a stunning open-plan arrangement with a kitchen, dining, and living space that opens directly onto an expansive terrace, capturing panoramic views across the lagoon, shingle ridge, and coastline. The kitchen has been designed with entertaining and large-scale catering in mind, featuring a substantial central island, two sinks, and two built-in dishwashers. The living space boasts a vaulted ceiling with exposed timber trusses and lime-pointed stone walls, flooded with natural light and visually connected to the surrounding coastline.