Nautilus is a remarkable hillside residence located in Tenby, Pembrokeshire, designed by the architect renowned for the Grand Designs Lifeboat House. This striking home is uniquely shaped to follow the contours of the hillside, elevated by steel buttresses that create the illusion of floating above the surrounding landscape. The property boasts expansive glass windows that provide breathtaking views of Tenby, Caldey Island, and the stunning Pembrokeshire Coast from every room, making it a picturesque retreat for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.
Situated near the historic village of Penally, Nautilus offers a peaceful escape while still being conveniently close to local amenities. A short walk leads to Penally Beach and the scenic Pembrokeshire Coast Path, which is accessible within ten minutes. The village features two pubs, a bakery, and is within walking distance of two golf clubs, with another just a five-minute drive away. The vibrant seaside town of Tenby, located only a mile away, provides a wealth of attractions, including various pubs and restaurants, medieval town walls, a small museum, and a charming harbor with opportunities for boat trips, fishing, and water sports.
The accommodation at Nautilus is designed to comfortably sleep six guests across three ground-floor bedrooms, comprising two king-size beds and one twin room. Each bedroom provides sea views and benefits from underfloor heating for added comfort. The master bedroom features an en suite shower room, while the other bedrooms share a bathroom equipped with a bath and shower. The open-plan living area is designed for relaxation and socializing, featuring two three-seater sofas, an easy chair, a Smart TV, and a telescope for stargazing, all while enjoying panoramic sea views and access to a private balcony.
The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, including a ceramic hob, electric oven, built-in microwave, and dishwasher, catering to all culinary needs. A utility cupboard houses a washing machine and tumble dryer for convenience. The property also includes a suspended deck with glass balustrades that offer stunning views of the sea and countryside, as well as a small sloping garden area at the rear, which requires supervision for children. For those traveling by car, there is driveway parking available for two to three vehicles, ensuring easy access to this idyllic getaway.
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