Haroldston House is an attractive and eye-catching Georgian townhouse thought to date c.1826, which has been sympathetically renovated and refurbished over the years by the current owners.

In addition to being a stunning home, it is currently being used as popular boutique guest accommodation and can flexibly accommodate two B&B rooms/suites and two self-catering apartments - one of which is in a charming stable studio/cottage in the rear garden - as well as having owners' accommodation. There is the potential to carry on with this tourism venture or simply use the whole property yourself as a private home for family and friends.

The letting website link for the property is: https://www.haroldstonhouse.co.uk/

Accommodation Ground Floor
A welcoming front entrance leads into a reception hall with doors leading off to the principal reception rooms. On the left is the living room, which features original floorboards, windows and window shutters as well as an inset wood-burning stove providing a warm focal point. This room has also been recently used as a self-catering suite - the 'Blue Room' - as double doors open off it to a small kitchenette and a wetroom. On the right of the reception hall is the dining room, again with original floorboards and windows and an open fire. This room has also been used for B&B guest dining when guests stay. Double doors open off this room to the kitchen at the rear of the house with fitted units, space for appliances and double French windows providing excellent natural light.

First Floor
A stunning staircase curves up to the first-floor accommodation, which includes three generously sized bedrooms - two overlooking the front of the house and one the rear of the house. The principal bedroom has access to a sumptuous bathroom suite with separate shower, while a second bedroom has access to a stylish shower room. When letting B&B bedrooms the owners have let out the principal bedroom, and then the other two bedrooms together with the shower room as a family suite.

Second Floor
A 'paddle-style' wooden box staircase leads up from the first floor to the second-floor attic bedroom suite, which is used as self-contained owners' accommodation when there are B&B guests. This vast room features exposed A-frames, a wood-burning stove, a kitchenette area, bathroom with shower, and large roof windows to enjoy the far-reaching views over Solva and out over St Brides Bay.

Lower Ground Floor
Character stone steps twist down to the lower-ground floor space, which includes a useful laundry room and a separate study/studio room that has a basin and a characterful old fireplace with original 'wash copper', which has been made into a biofuel fireplace.

Externally

Stable Studio cottage
At the rear of the house is a delightful old stable that has been expertly converted into a stylish and cosy garden studio/cottage. It has been decorated in contemporary style, with natural slate flooring. The last occupant was the local baker's donkey, who delivered bread around Solva! The studio comprises an open-plan living/dining/bedroom with a cosy wood-burning stove, an impressive kitchenette and wetroom with rainshower. There is a sheltered, south-facing garden area to the rear of the house. To the front there is a valuable off-road parking bay (with a 3-pin socket for overnight charging of electric vehicles), walled forecourt and a separate yard housing an oil tank with space for external storage.