luxury seaside houses for sale Tenby, United Kingdom
House with garden Tenby (United Kingdom)
HIGHLIGHTS, PENALLY — WHERE EVERY WINDOW TELLS A DIFFERENT STORY There are homes with a view… and then there are homes that redefine your horizon. Elevated above the sought-after coastal village of Penally, just moments from Tenby and the spectacular Pembrokeshire coastline, Highlights is a striking detached home whose name could hardly be more fitting. Designed around its extraordinary setting, the property commands breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views across sea and countryside. From Tenby’s picture-postcard harbour and the peaceful silhouette of Caldey Island to the sweeping coastline towards Amroth and across the water to Swansea Bay, the outlook is constantly changing. On the clearest of days, even Lundy Island and the Preseli Hills appear on the horizon a remarkable panorama that few homes can offer. Expansive glazing forms a defining feature of the house, flooding the interiors with natural light and creating an effortless connection between the home and the landscape beyond. The generous open-plan living spaces lend themselves beautifully to both relaxed family life and entertaining, with the ever-changing coastal scenery providing a spectacular backdrop. Quality and thoughtful design continue throughout. Internal doors and principal external doors are crafted from European Oak, bringing warmth and timeless craftsmanship, while discreet skirting-board radiators provide efficient heating without interrupting the home’s clean architectural lines or valuable wall space. Outside, Highlights sits within approximately three quarters of an acre, approached through an elegant cast-iron electric gate that creates an immediate sense of privacy and arrival. The generous grounds offer space to relax, entertain and enjoy the surroundings, with further potential to landscape or enhance subject to any necessary consents. Here, outdoor living is dictated by the view. Morning coffee can be enjoyed as the first light reaches the coastline, while evenings bring spectacular sunsets across the surrounding countrysia home where both sunrise and sunset become part of everyday life. And then there is Penally itself. One of Pembrokeshire’s most desirable coastal villages, Penally offers that increasingly rare combination of tranquillity, community and proximity to the sea. A well-loved village pub lies just a stroll down the hill, while Tenby’s celebrated sandy beaches, historic harbour, restaurants, shops and coastal lifestyle are only moments away. There is a genuine sense of belonging here. Locals are affectionately known as “Crows”, a small but charming reflection of the character and community spirit that makes Penally such a special place to call home. Peacefully positioned yet wonderfully connected to Tenby and the wider Pembrokeshire Coast, Highlights offers something increasingly difficult to find: privacy, land, architectural individuality and truly exceptional panoramic sea views in one of West Wales’ most sought-after coastal locations. Highlights is more than a home. It is a place of perspectiv, where sea meets sky, sunrise meets sunset, and every window offers a different story.
…By Annonceur International
Seaside house with garden and terrace Tenby (United Kingdom)
THE DAK – A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY Some properties are defined entirely by the home that stands there today; others are defined by something far more difficult to find: an exceptional position, an extraordinary outlook and the potential to create something truly special. The Dak falls firmly into the latter category, presenting a rare opportunity for a discerning private buyer, architect or developer to acquire a remarkable coastal site where the setting itself is undoubtedly its greatest asset. Occupying an extraordinary position on the Pembrokeshire coastline, The Dak enjoys a relationship with the sea and surrounding landscape that is increasingly difficult to find. The Pembrokeshire Coast Path passes directly through the grounds, while private steps lead down towards a secluded beach below. Extensive outside space surrounds the property, combining areas of lawn with more natural grounds that have been allowed to blend into the coastal landscape, while behind the house, largely hidden beneath established vegetation, are terraces rising towards the boundary. The existing residence has a fascinating and unconventional history stretching back more than a century. Originally constructed during the 1920s using part of an Army surplus hut brought from Carew, elements of that earliest structure can still be identified within the property today. The other half once stood further up near what is now the surfers’ car park at the top of the drive, forming a property known as Tranquility, which disappeared many years ago. Over the decades, The Dak has evolved organically, with various additions and alterations reflecting the different chapters of its life. An external balcony was incorporated into the internal structure, the cellar became part of the developing accommodation and successive owners adapted the building according to the way it was being used at the time. A collection of historic photographs and postcards documents this transition through the years, creating a wonderful visual record of how this unusual coastal property has changed and grown. Hospitality has long formed part of The Dak’s story. Previous owners operated the property as both a café and holiday destination, and when the current family acquired it in 1987, the café continued trading until 1992. The cellar has even had an unexpected commercial chapter, having once housed a loudspeaker business, while one end of the property was successfully used as separate holiday accommodation for many years. Its configuration may therefore offer future potential for a purchaser wishing to explore a similar use once again, subject to any necessary consents and requirements. The Dak’s dramatic setting has also attracted the attention of the film and television industry. The film Basil, starring Christian Slater, was partly filmed locally, with the property used as a working base for the film crew. It was later considered as a potential location for The Pembrokeshire Murders, further illustrating the cinematic quality of a setting shaped by the sea, landscape, weather and changing coastal light. Yet it is perhaps everyday life at The Dak that best explains what makes this location so special. With the Pembrokeshire Coast Path passing through the grounds, generations of walkers have brought interesting encounters and conversations over the years, while the private steps towards the beach create a connection with the coastline that few properties can offer. The grounds themselves change beautifully with the seasons. In late spring and early summer, the scent of honeysuckle fills the evening air, while established New Zealand flax produces striking orange flowers that appear almost to glow against the backdrop of a coastal sunset. The flax also serves a practical purpose, forming a substantial natural windbreak that provides considerable shelter from the Atlantic weather. Despite the drama of its coastal position, The Dak often feels surprisingly protected, even when conditions higher within the village are considerably more exposed. When the weather changes, the character of the setting changes with it. Storms can be watched from the comfort of the house as the sea transforms below, while the steps towards the beach provide a dramatic vantage point from which to experience immense waves rolling towards the shoreline. On calmer days, the same landscape takes on an entirely different character, reinforcing the sense that the outlook here is never static but constantly evolving with the seasons, tides, weather and light. One of the greatest privileges of living at The Dak is the constant connection with the wildlife that calls this remarkable stretch of coastline home. Dolphins and porpoises are frequent visitors offshore, while Atlantic grey seals are regularly seen below the property. On occasion, seal pups have even rested on the secluded beach beneath the cliffs, creating unforgettable moments for those fortunate enough to witness them. Above, gannets dive spectacularly into the sea in search of fish, joined by a wealth of coastal birdlife that changes throughout the seasons. The ever present sound of the waves provides a wonderfully calming backdrop to daily life. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee, watching the sun set across the bay or simply sitting in the garden listening to the rhythm of the sea, there is a sense of peace and tranquillity here that is difficult to describe and impossible to recreate elsewhere. Today, the existing property would benefit from significant investment and modernisation. For one buyer, the opportunity may be to comprehensively renovate and reimagine The Dak, retaining the history and individuality that have developed here over more than a century while adapting the accommodation for modern coastal living. For another buyer, architect or developer, the possibilities could be considerably more ambitious. Subject to obtaining all necessary planning permissions and consents, there may be an opportunity to explore a more substantial redevelopment of the site and potentially create an exceptional new residence designed specifically around the qualities of its setting. What makes that prospect so compelling is that almost everything about a property can be changed, but its position cannot. Buildings can be altered, layouts redesigned and architecture completely transformed; an outlook and relationship with the coastline of this calibre simply cannot be recreated. A thoughtfully conceived new home could place the landscape at the heart of its architecture, with expansive glazing framing the coastal panorama, generous open plan living spaces positioned to maximise natural light and terraces creating a seamless connection between inside and out. Whether the vision is for a striking contemporary residence or a more traditional architectural design sympathetic to its surroundings, the setting provides the opportunity to create a home of genuine distinction. For a developer, The Dak presents the rarity of an established residential site where location, history and future potential come together in an exceptional way. For a private buyer, it offers something equally compelling: the chance to secure an irreplaceable coastal position and create a deeply personal home designed around one of Pembrokeshire’s most remarkable natural settings. This is therefore not simply a sale centred around the house as it currently stands. The existing building represents more than a century of history, from its beginnings as part of an Army surplus hut in the 1920s, through its café and holiday accommodation years, its unusual commercial ventures, film connections and almost four decades in the same family. The next chapter presents an entirely new opportunity. For those prepared to bring imagination, investment and vision, The Dak offers something increasingly rare: not simply a property, but an irreplaceable piece of the Pembrokeshire coastline. Its history, extensive grounds, private access towards the secluded beach and extraordinary relationship with the sea create an opportunity that cannot be replicated. The next owner will not simply inherit a home; they will become the custodian of one of Pembrokeshire’s most remarkable coastal settings, with the chance to create something truly exceptional for generations to come. A home created not merely to occupy this remarkable landscape, but to celebrate it.
…By Annonceur International
3 listings near Tenby
Seaside contemporary house with garden and terrace Haverfordwest (United Kingdom)
Cwm Mawr - An Award-Winning Coastal Masterpiece in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park 4 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | Over 18 Acres | Designed by Tom Kinver | Wales Home of the Year 2020/21 A landmark in contemporary Welsh architecture, Cwm Mawr is an extraordinary coastal residence set in over 18 acres of private grounds above Pen-y-Cwm beach, commanding cinematic views over St Brides Bay and the surrounding Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Designed by acclaimed architect Tom Kinver and awarded Wales Home of the Year 2020/21, this iconic four-bedroom property combines curvilinear design, a living roof, and light-filled interiors with a rare degree of privacy and position. From the moment you arrive via the sweeping driveway, it is clear this is a home of substance, style and complete seclusion. Inside, the atmosphere is one of calm luxury, with elegant bathrooms, an understated high-spec kitchen-dining room and carefully curated natural materials throughout. Every detail has been considered - from ultra-fast internet for modern living to immersive connection between house, land and sea. Outside, landscaped wildlife-friendly gardens, stunning ponds and secluded entertaining terraces and decks, most of which have magnificent coastal views. The front terrace is a delightful secluded space with pizza oven and verdant gardens. The beach and Pembrokeshire Coast Path are moments away, with Newgale, Solva and Haverfordwest within easy reach. Despite its remarkable sense of seclusion, Cwm Mawr is far from remote. The charming coastal villages of Newgale and Solva are close by, offering a warm community atmosphere, while the market town of Haverfordwest—only eight miles away—provides a full range of shops, restaurants, and amenities. Locally, you’ll find other Pembrokeshire gems such as Whitesands Bay, Ceibwr Bay, and Mwnt—perfect for dolphin-spotting, watersports, or simply soaking up the region’s unspoilt coastal charm. All of this lies within the protected beauty of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, where every day begins with the sound of the sea and ends with a horizon painted by spectacular sunsets. Whether as a permanent residence, a luxurious holiday retreat, or an income-generating coastal escape, Cwm Mawr offers a truly rare opportunity to own a slice of Welsh paradise. Open House at Cwm Mawr Saturday 30th May | 10am–1pm Cwm Mawr, Pen Y Cwm, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, SA62 6AY
…By Annonceur International
Seaside house Swansea (United Kingdom)
Perched in one of Gower’s most coveted coastal positions, Deep Slade, 29 East Cliff is a truly exceptional three-bedroom detached residence, enviably situated in the sought-after village of Southgate. Occupying a breathtaking cliffside setting, this remarkable home commands uninterrupted panoramic sea views stretching towards Lundy Island and the Devon coastline, while offering direct access to the renowned Gower Coastal Path quite literally from your doorstep. Thoughtfully designed with flexibility in mind, the accommodation includes ground floor bedroom and shower room facilities, allowing for convenient single-level living should it ever be required. Southgate is widely regarded as one of the most desirable villages on the Gower Peninsula, celebrated for its outstanding natural beauty, welcoming community, and enviable coastal lifestyle. With its charming village atmosphere, excellent local amenities including a shop, cafés, and traditional pubs, as well as nearby golf courses, beaches, and cliff-top walks, Southgate offers an exceptional quality of life. Its close proximity to the award-winning bays of Three Cliffs and Oxwich, alongside easy access to Swansea city centre, makes it a highly sought-after location for those seeking both tranquillity and convenience.
…By Annonceur International
Seaside contemporary house with pool and garden Swansea (United Kingdom)
Welcome to 5 Westwinds, an exceptional four-bedroom detached smart home set within the prestigious coastal enclave of Langland. Crafted by the renowned Liberty Homes and forming part of an exclusive collection of just four bespoke residences, this substantial, beautifully finished property embraces upside-down living to fully maximise its breathtaking, elevated views across Langland Bay. Quality materials, cutting-edge technology, lime-washed walls, and expansive glazing come together to create a luxurious contemporary retreat where every detail has been meticulously considered. With its seamless blend of architecture, design and location, 5 Westwinds presents a rare opportunity to acquire a prime coastal home that perfectly balances sophistication, comfort and unforgettable sea views. Langland is one of South Wales’ most desirable coastal locations, loved for its award-winning sandy bay, iconic green beach huts and vibrant outdoor lifestyle. Residents enjoy excellent nearby amenities including the renowned Langland Bay Golf Club, scenic coastal paths leading to Mumbles and Caswell, popular cafés and restaurants, boutique shops and highly regarded local schools. Offering a relaxed yet well-connected way of life, Langland is the perfect setting for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a premium coastal address. Let us take a look in more detail… Approach After journeying through the charming village of Langland, you arrive at the exclusive Westwinds development where No. 5 welcomes you with instant appeal. A smart brick-paved driveway provides parking for up to four vehicles, guiding you to the frosted glass front door—framed by matching side windows—offering a stylish and inviting introduction to this impressive home. Step Inside… Entrance Step inside and prepare to be wowed! The entranceway is a striking, light-filled space where a large rear window captures immediate ocean views, flooding the area with natural light. High ceilings, a mixture of feature and spot lighting, and beautiful herringbone oak flooring with underfloor heating create a luxurious first impression. Acting as the central hub of the home, this space provides access to the open-plan kitchen/dining/breakfast room, lounge, sitting room, study, utility, cloakroom, garage and two generous storage cupboards. The home’s alarm panel is also located here. Cloakroom The stunning cloakroom is finished with exceptional quality, featuring a floating WC, a striking stone basin set on a beautiful oak countertop, copper heated towel rail, tiled flooring and walls with underfloor heating, feature lighting and an extractor fan—every detail designed with style and function in mind. Open-Plan Kitchen/Dining/Breakfast Room What an outstanding space! Natural light pours through the extensive windows showcasing spectacular views across Langland Bay and Langland Golf Course. Large porcelain floor tiles with underfloor heating, high ceilings with feature and spot lighting, and an integrated sound system create a luxurious and versatile living environment. The beautifully designed kitchen features quartz worktops, a range of wall and base units, stainless steel sink with integrated drainage, Quooker tap, two AEG ovens, AEG grill, Bosch dishwasher and space for an American-style fridge freezer. A sleek island provides further storage and hosts a 5-ring AEG induction hob with hidden extractor, wine cooler and breakfast bar for five. With air conditioning, extractor fan and ample room for a large dining set, it is ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. From here you can access the substantial balcony and enjoy open-plan flow into the generous lounge. Lounge On entering from the kitchen, your eye is immediately drawn to the feature electric fireplace with wooden-clad surround—an impressive focal point enjoyed from both spaces. The superb curved windows, complete with electric curtains, perfectly frame the outstanding ocean views, while double doors lead out to the expansive curved balcony with glass balustrade. This elegant room also offers herringbone oak flooring, underfloor heating, high ceilings, integrated sound system and a combination of centre and downlighting. Balcony The large curved balcony can be accessed from the kitchen, lounge or sitting room, forming a fantastic central outdoor hub. Glass balustrades maximise the phenomenal views, while composite decking, external lighting and electric points create a versatile space perfect for relaxing, dining or entertaining in the sea air. Study A superb home office, the study offers herringbone oak flooring, central lighting and two side windows ensuring a comfortable and productive working environment. Sitting Room This wonderfully bright sitting room enjoys dual-aspect windows framing exceptional views over Langland Bay. Natural light floods the space, creating a peaceful setting to unwind and enjoy the scenery. With herringbone oak flooring, underfloor heating, high ceilings and access to the front wrap-around balcony, it is a truly special room. Utility A practical and stylish utility room featuring additional wall and base units, quartz worktops, sunken stainless steel sink, sensor spot lighting, extractor fan and porcelain tiled flooring with underfloor heating—ideal for household tasks and storage. Lower Hallway Descend the stunning curved, oak-clad staircase illuminated by feature lighting to the ground floor, where a central hallway awaits. Finished with porcelain floor tiles and underfloor heating, with spotlighting and a large rear window with patio door, this space provides access to all four en-suite bedrooms and three substantial storage cupboards—two of which house the smart home controls. Principal Suite A spectacular principal suite boasting a curved rear window and patio door that invite natural light and offer beautiful garden and distant sea views. The space includes herringbone oak flooring with underfloor heating, spotlighting, sound system, air conditioning, fitted walk-in wardrobe and an alarm panel. A rare luxury, the suite also benefits from its own sauna and a stunning en-suite featuring a floating WC, gold wash basin, feature bath, large walk-in shower, inset shelving, porcelain tiling, spot and feature lighting, extractor fan, sound system, heated towel rail and two shaving points. Bedroom Two with En-Suite Another superb bedroom with dual-aspect windows and sliding doors opening to the rear, offering lovely garden and distant sea views. Features include laminate flooring with underfloor heating, spotlighting, sound system and fitted wardrobes. The stylish en-suite comprises a floating Laufen WC, Laufen basin with storage, fitted Adamsez bath with handheld shower, large walk-in shower, mirror with touch lighting, extractor fan, shaving points, spot and feature lighting and porcelain tiling. Bedroom Three with En-Suite A generous bedroom filled with natural light from dual-aspect windows offering views and access to the garden and sea beyond. With laminate flooring and underfloor heating, spotlighting, sound system and fitted wardrobes, it provides comfort and style. The en-suite includes a floating Laufen WC, Laufen basin with storage, fitted Adamsez bath with handheld shower, large walk-in shower, mirror with touch lighting, inset shelf, extractor fan, shaving points, spot and feature lighting, and porcelain tiling. Bedroom Four with En-Suite A great-sized bedroom featuring laminate flooring with underfloor heating, spotlighting, sound system, a feature window and glass door to the rear. Additional fitted wardrobes with shelving and hanging rails and a storage cupboard provide excellent practicality. The en-suite offers a Laufen WC, Laufen basin with storage, large walk-in shower, inset shelving, sensor-lit mirror, extractor fan, shaving points, spot and feature lighting, frosted window and porcelain tiling. Step Outside… The beautifully landscaped gardens wrap around the property and offer a combination of patio, lawn, decking and pebbled areas, creating a serene and private outdoor retreat. Mature shrubs and planting add colour and texture, while multiple seating zones allow you to enjoy the surroundings and sea views. The garden is fully enclosed—ideal for children and pets—and includes external lighting, power points, and space for a hot tub. Steps provide access back to the front of the home. Single Integral Garage A useful single integral garage with electric up-and-over door, additional pedestrian access from the entranceway, lighting and power—perfect for parking, storage, a workshop or home gym. Local Area Langland and the surrounding area offer an exceptional lifestyle that blends coastal beauty with practical everyday convenience. Just moments away is Langland Bay, renowned for its golden sand, clear waters, and iconic beach huts. The bay is a haven for paddleboarders, surfers, coastal walkers and those seeking a relaxed seaside atmosphere. Neighbouring Mumbles provides an array of boutique shops, independent cafés, award-winning restaurants, wine bars and essential amenities, alongside its historic pier and scenic promenade. Families benefit from excellent local schooling options including primary and secondary schools rated highly within the region. Langland Bay Golf Club, one of Wales’ most picturesque courses, is on the doorstep, while additional leisure facilities, tennis courts, parks and coastal trails ensure a vibrant and active lifestyle. Transport links are superb. Swansea city centre is just a short drive away, offering mainline rail connections to Cardiff, Bristol and London, along with extensive shopping and entertainment options. From Swansea, the M4 provides easy access to West Wales, Cardiff Airport, and beyond. With its unique combination of coastal charm, community atmosphere, recreation, and connectivity, Langland continues to be one of South Wales’ most desirable places to call home. Additional Property Information Chain Free Freehold Tax Band - I Steel frame construction Gas/Electric Mains Water - Billed Mains Drainage Conservation Area Superfast broadband available For mobile phone coverage please visit https://checker.ofcom.org.uk ALL MATERIAL INFORMATION MUST BE CHECKED BY A SOLICITOR
…By Annonceur International
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