A brand new house means the opportunity to design the future abode from scratch to create the best possible spaces and the most engaging flow through the eventual home.
And this sleek, contemporary home can certainly claim and prove that modern family living has been at the core of this coastal home's layout.
From the front, this dream home's first impression is reminiscent of classic Georgian architecture, with its very pleasing symmetrical design and large, multi-paned windows.
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The central, protruding section of the facade gives the house prominence, as well as adding extra detail and the opportunity to showcase a wonderful arched window on the first floor.
The central wing design means the creation of an inviting open-porch that beckons you to approach and explore the house further.
It would be rude not to push open the front door and have a look around then, after the house has given you such a warm welcome.
The entrance space in a house and the first impression it gives you has always been considered important to grand house design - it sets the scene for the property tour that is about to unfold.
And at this new build home in Pembrokeshire, completed in 2020, the first impression when you step in has clearly been carefully considered.
The hall is extra wide and showcases a statement staircase is a stunning combination of smooth, solid wood and white to complement the ash wood flooring and decor of the space.
Then the eye is drawn to the wide, open doorway at the end of the hall to the dining area at the rear, with the rural views beyond making a statement as the perfect backdrop; it's like a beautiful countryside painted masterpiece hanging on the back wall to tempt you in.
And tempting you into the rear of the house with glimpses of a stunning view seen immediately at the front door is a tried and tested architectural treat used over the centuries in grand abodes to make a grand statement.
Not only does it make a statement of grandeur, it makes the spaces involved look even bigger, the technique teases the visitor with the promise of what is to come.
No wonder this design technique has lasted over the years as a perfect way to start a guest's visit to a home.
So, giving in to the temptation of the back of the house, wonder through the open doorway and a very spacious open-plan kitchen, diner and lounge rewards your curiosity.
This impressive, social space spans the complete width of the rear of the house and opens out onto a large patio area where an alfresco meal and then a dip in the hot tub is waiting.
The soft grey tones and smooth white surfaces add a sleek yet homely, peaceful feel to the whole space.
The solid oak, handmade kitchen occupies a corner spot and has been well-designed to have the best view from a kitchen island through the bi-fold doors to the garden and stunning countryside, hillside views over the fence.
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But that's not the only interesting view from this premier place in the property, as the angled Belfast sink at the corner of the island means you can see the social gathering in the rest of the space while you do the dishes.
But of course, as you'd expect from a dream home in this price bracket, there are many integrated appliances hiding in this kitchen space, including a dishwasher so the Belfast sink with a view is not going to be over-worked.
There are extra delightful interior design details to notice in this cooking area, including the obvious 'show-stopping' statement light fittings and the accents of wood inlay and 'chimney breast' mantel that adds extra country-inspired design.
The next space is a central dining area that also has a set of bi-fold doors directly connecting it to the sunny garden terrace.
This social space means the cook can have all the company they want while they prepare the meal, while hungry guests or family members eagerly wait at the table for the spoils from the stove.
After the meal, or if the chef doesn't want an audience, the space flows into a lounge area at the far end.
Again, clever design means this comfortable space feels connected but as it is built out into the garden too, the extra angle created means the space also feels cosy and intimate.
There's also a stylish living room at the front of the house for perfect, peaceful separation from the rear, social space.
This room has a fireplace as the central feature to gather around and ample space for squishy sofas to invite everyone to come in and relax.
The fifth bedroom is on the ground floor, opposite the living room at the front, and is currently being used as a home office.
This ground floor can also offer a new owner a trio of handy, extra spaces; a utility room, a shower room and a separate garage with workshop.
Up that attractive central staircase and the design of the home has ensured that the generous space of the hall continues on this first floor.
At the top of the climb waits a large, galleried landing that adds to the grandeur, light and spacious feel that this home exudes throughout.
Dedicating such a large area of the floorplan to the landing means the central arched window can be the statement feature enjoyed across the space and there's even enough room for a piano.
Of course you don't have to use this bonus space to practice your musical talent, it would make a fantastic reading nook with the window as your companion, an extra snug area, or even a study area.
The house has three, double bedrooms on this first floor, two of which have a dedicated walk-in wardrobe, before you get to the master suite at the rear of the property.
As well as an ensuite this main bedroom wing has its own walk-in wardrobe and a bonus balcony that has been designed to be cocooned by the house itself.
The bedroom's glass double doors open out onto the balcony that is incorporated into the building facade, so it has a roof and side walls meaning it can be used in almost any weather.
It's spacious enough for a swinging double chair as well as a bistro table and chairs for alfresco dining opportunities, not only in the fresh air but connected to the rural vistas and the starry nights.
But don't worry if you can't be bothered to drag yourself out of bed, as the glass doors and glass balcony balustrade panels mean the view can be enjoyed from the pillow with the doors closed - there's nothing to obstruct your sleepy gaze.
The main family bathroom is super spacious and super stylish with numerous details to delight, from the statement free-standing bath to the contemporary grey double sink unit, from the double walk-in shower to the classic-style radiator and towel rail.
There's an extra large, extra space in the loft room, accessed via a hatch.
The estate agent states the space is currently utilised for storage and as a quiet home office but could be brought fully into the main property with the addition of a staircase from the first floor and could easily accommodate an ensuite bedroom.
Outside the south-facing garden is designed as a low-maintenance family space with a play section for the smaller members of the clan to let off steam and a section for the adults to relax on comfy garden sofas or in the hot tub.
But to access nature's best water source, rather than a in a hot tub, then the stunning shoreline at nearby Poppit Sands can tempt you out of your garden bubbles and into the ocean's waves.
Even closer is the cute Patch Beach just a stroll away, and as the stunning coastal walk to Gwbert continues, so do the incredible sea views and panoramic coastal vistas.
The estate agent states the house is situated within walking distance of the centre of the thriving town of Cardigan as well as sitting at the mouth of river Teifi that offers even more water based activities ,with sailing a very popular local activity.
Sounds like the perfect spot to be messing about on the water, from hot tub, to river, to sea, this house is well located to also socialise away from the property-based party.
Called Ger Y Nant, this contemporary mansion is on the market for £800,000 with estate agent Country Living Group, give them a call on 01437 616101 to find out more.
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