The Dak, located in Manorbier, Tenby, boasts its own private steps leading down to a secluded beach.
The property, originally built in the 1920s using part of an Army surplus hut, has a varied history, including serving as a café and holiday destination.
The estate agent claims the house has been adapted over the years to meet the needs of its owners, with an external balcony becoming part of the internal structure, and the cellar being integrated into the living space.
The property has also been a base for a loudspeaker business and a holiday accommodation unit.
The Pembrokeshire Coast Path runs directly through the grounds, and the house is surrounded by extensive outdoor space, including areas of lawn and terraces rising towards the boundary.
The estate agent claims the house offers a connection with the sea and surrounding landscape that is “increasingly difficult to find.”
The Dak’s unique coastal setting has also attracted the attention of the film and television industry, serving as a working base for the film crew of the Christian Slater movie Basil.
The property offers potential for future use as a café or holiday accommodation, subject to the necessary consents and requirements.
The grounds are said to change beautifully with the seasons, with established New Zealand flax forming a natural windbreak that provides shelter from the Atlantic weather.
The agent says the coastline around property is home to abundant wildlife, including dolphins, porpoises, and Atlantic grey seals.