3 Bedroom Detached House, Glanymor Road, Goodwick, SA64

A part-glazed UPVC security door with obscured glass panels opens into a spacious entrance hall, featuring attractive engineered oak flooring with underfloor heating and a bespoke oak staircase with glass balustrades rising to the first floor. Practical storage is well considered, with a large understairs cupboard, airing cupboard housing the Heatmiser system, and access to the bedroom accommodation.

Positioned to the front of the property, Bedroom One is a spacious and light-filled principal double bedroom featuring engineered oak flooring with underfloor heating. The room enjoys spectacular coastal views through a three-pane picture window, complemented by a further UPVC double-glazed side window that enhances the natural light.

A beautifully finished en-suite with tiled walls and modern grey slate flooring, complemented by underfloor heating for added comfort. The suite includes a walk-in shower with rainfall and separate handheld attachments, pedestal wash hand basin, and low-level WC, all styled with contemporary fittings to create a clean and elegant aesthetic.

Positioned to the rear, enjoys a peaceful outlook through a UPVC double-glazed window and benefits from underfloor heating, providing an ambient warmth throughout.

This side aspect bedroom features a UPVC double-glazed window and underfloor heating, ideal as a guest bedroom, study, or flexible family space.

The family bathroom is of generous proportions and positioned to the rear of the property, featuring a UPVC double-glazed opaque window allowing for natural light while maintaining privacy. The space is fitted with a panel-enclosed bath with a wall-mounted shower attachment, alongside a vanity wash hand basin with integrated storage and a low-level WC. Finished with large-format tiling to both walls and floor, the bathroom offers a refined, modern aesthetic complemented by a heated towel rail, extractor fan, and a contemporary illuminated mirror — all contributing to a stylish and functional family space.

An attractive oak staircase with glass balustrades rises from the entrance hall to the first floor, where the full impact of this architect-designed, upside-down home unfolds. Designed to take full advantage of its elevated position, the space is bathed in natural light from triple UPVC picture windows and a glazed door that opens onto a balcony terrace with glazed balustrade, creating a seamless flow between the interior and the spectacular coastal setting. From here, the views stretch across Goodwick and Fishguard Harbour toward the Pembrokeshire coastline, offering a mesmerising backdrop throughout the seasons.

The living area combines modern styling with warmth and texture, centred around an attractive wood-burning stove set within a bespoke feature chimney breast — an unexpected and charming addition to a property of contemporary design. Timber flooring extends throughout, enhancing the sense of cohesion and craftsmanship that defines the interior. The kitchen and dining zone blends functionality and elegance, fitted with a comprehensive range of sleek modern cabinetry, integrated appliances including a NEFF four-ring gas hob, stainless-steel extractor, built-in fridge and freezer, and dishwasher alongside contrasting work surfaces. A large rear-aspect window provides further natural light, while the open-plan design allows for relaxed entertaining and an easy flow between cooking, dining, and unwinding. Whether hosting guests or enjoying quiet moments by the fire, this is a space that captures both the sociable heart and architectural beauty of the home.

From the kitchen, a door leads to a good-sized utility room, fitted with additional base-level units, plumbing for a washing machine, and a stainless-steel sink. This room also houses the wall-mounted gas-fired central heating boiler and provides direct access to the rear garden.

To the front, a maturing landscaped garden provides an inviting approach, with steps rising from the parking area to the entrance porch, framed by ornamental railings and established planting.

The rear garden, extending to approximately 60 feet, is a highlight of the property — a terraced, landscaped haven filled with shrubs, trees, and flowering plants, offering colour and texture throughout the seasons. A patio terrace and useful side area lead to a storage zone ideal for bikes, tools, or water-sports equipment, complemented by a garden shed. At the uppermost level, a raised decked terrace provides a sublime vantage point over the coast and countryside, perfect for sunset drinks, al fresco dining, or simply enjoying the tranquillity of the setting — a true “sundowner” moment with views that stretch endlessly to the horizon.

From this elevated decked terrace, the views are nothing short of spectacular — stretching across Goodwick, Fishguard Bay, and the rolling Pembrokeshire hills. It’s an idyllic spot for morning coffee, al fresco dining, or enjoying the tranquillity of sunset over the sea — a truly special place that captures the essence of coastal living.