A two-bedroom cottage attached to Pembroke’s historic town wall is heading to auction with a guide price of £83,000.
Number One, The Parade sits in the centre of the West Wales town close to Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry Tudor, who later became Henry VII.
The period property is being offered by Paul Fosh Auctions with vacant possession and could attract buyers looking for a holiday home or investment property as well as owner-occupiers.
Despite its historic setting, the cottage has been modernised internally and includes an open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms, shower room and utility area. It also has a front courtyard and off-road parking.
HISTORIC SETTING
Angie Davey of Paul Fosh Auctions says: “This is a truly magical two-bedroom property which oozes history and fantasy but is also bang up to date inside in terms of modern fixtures and fittings. The cute pink hued little ‘attached’ house really does appear to have it all.
“This unique period property is actually attached to the old town wall and is adjacent to with breathtaking views of mesmeric Pembroke Castle, birthplace of Henry Tudor, later Henry VII of England.
“Due to its location close to several popular Pembrokeshire beaches and tourism in the area the property could provide a lucrative holiday let investment or appeal to those seeking a cosy holiday retreat. The property is to be sold with vacant possession.”
The property will be among around 90 lots offered in the next Paul Fosh Auctions sale, which begins on 6 October and concludes on 8 October.
