Ashdene Manor is an imposing Victorian gentleman’s residence of character and grandeur situated in one of Wales’ most desirable locations
The property has a pilliared verandah and entrance porch leading to a grand central hallway and a wide staircase leading to the first floor. Here is the original character of the property including an ornate corniced ceiling. A stairway from here also leads down to the cellar.
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The property has four reception rooms and six bedrooms and requires modernisation. The principal drawing room has large square picture windows overlooking the front garden and a large wooden carved fireplace and the sitting room across the hall has a large marble fireplace and a large bay window with views out to the Bristol Channel.
There is also a large kitchen with breakfast room leading to a sitting area with doors out to the garden room. There are five bedrooms on the first floor and one on the second floor alongside a billiards room with oak panelling and a full size billiards table.
Outside to the rear is a formally laid out terraced Victorian garden arranged around a central level lawn with mature shrubs, trees and shrubs. A pathway continues to the rear where a gate provides access into the park from where direct access is available to the seafront.
The guide price is £2,000,000. For further information contact Savills Cardiff on 029 2036 892 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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