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Entrance hall | Great hall | Dining room | Study area | Kitchen/breakfast room | Garden room | Principal bedroom with balcony and dressing area | 4 further double bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 shower rooms | Cloakroom | Utility room | Extensive cellars and attics | Double garage | Tennis court | Swimming pool | Woodland | Croquet lawn | Established | gardens | Coastal views | Access to beach | About 4.82 acres in all Cartref is a magnificent unlisted period house designed by John Douglas and completed in 1900. Offering approximately 7,100 sq. ft of versatile, light-filled accommodation arranged over two floors, with additional cellars and an expansive attic, the property has been thoughtfully designed to blend generous proportions and contemporary comforts with timeless period character. Architectural features have been carefully retained, including crenellated detailing, a turret, mullioned and sash windows, soaring ceilings, and original fireplaces, all contributing to the home's unique charm and historical appeal. Configured to offer exceptional family living and entertaining space, the accommodation flows seamlessly from a warm and welcoming reception hall, complete with practical storage and a cloakroom. At the heart of the home is a striking double-height, part-panelled great hall, featuring a vaulted beamed ceiling, full-height glazing, a part-glazed internal wall with mezzanine minstrels’ gallery above, and an ornate fireplace with woodburning stove. A further reception room opens via French doors to the landscaped side garden, while the elegant dining room incorporates a shelved study area and a feature fireplace with wood burner. A rear hall leads to a utility room with access to the courtyard. The generously proportioned kitchen/breakfast room is beautifully appointed with a comprehensive range of wall and base units, a large L-shaped central island with breakfast bar, an Aga, and bespoke built-in seating. A door from the kitchen dining area provides direct