Glamping pod complete with hot tub and outdoor cinema going to auction
Glamping pod complete with hot tub and outdoor cinema going to auction
The Hobbit house-style holiday let boasts a hot tub, cinema, pool table, bar and bath - and that's just outside
It's a holiday home but not as you know it
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A stunning holiday property has just hit the market, perfectly timed for a new owner to soak up the glorious Welsh sunshine in one of the country's most historic seaside towns - but it's probably not what you think it is.
There's no stone cottage waiting to greet you with cosy spaces, it's not a sea view apartment with a balcony - it's something much more intriguing than that and a place to relax as well as party like you're on holiday whenever you decide to visit.
This luxurious glamping pod, nestled in the heart of Pembrokeshire, offers all the modern comforts of a sea holiday with a traditional twist. For more property stories sent to your inbox twice a week sign up to the property newsletter here
Hobbit home-style holiday let offers so much to guests inside and out
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Located in the picturesque Redberth Gardens in Tenby, this popular open-plan glamping pod is brimming with luxury and comfort according to the property details, and might surprise some potential bidders with the level of facilities it can offer that arguably beats a cottage or an apartment.
Well-designed inside the pod offers everything - including luxury
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Sean Roper, from Paul Fosh Auctions, describes the petite property as the epitome of glamping luxury, saying: "The glamping pod we have on offer is glitzy camping taken up a few notches to a completely different level.
The cosy sleeping zone is cleverly zoned by using screening
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"The pod, which is at Redberth, near the historic seaside resort of Tenby, in Pembrokeshire, is bursting with all you could possibly need for a luxury seaside break. Set in a beautiful holiday site of Redberth Gardens, the glamping pod is listed with a guide price of just £45,000.
The shower room is a stylish space too
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The hobbit house-style holiday home can accommodate up to four guests, with one double bed and a sofa bed, the pod has a private shower room and a fully fitted kitchen. But arguably the outside can match and even beat the inside for facilities for guests.
Outside is awesome and includes a cinema and a sofa and a bath from which to watch the movie
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Sean comments: "The enclosed outdoor area is packed out with external furniture, bar, TV, projector screen, swing, outside fridge, pool table, outside shower and a free-standing bath. And as if all this is not enough there is also a fire pit and barbecue area. This really is the business and what's more it's a real favourite with people on Instagram!"
There's a hot tub and pool table too
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Sean adds: "This turnkey investment, which comes fully managed and even better, from an investor's perspective, with onward bookings from people eager to experience Pembrokeshire and relax at this splendid location, is to be sold with all internal and external furniture and fittings including hot tub, pool table and bar."
Outdoor shower is handy and refreshing in warmer weather too
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The glamping pod, which is to be sold freehold with vacant possession, has proved very popular with holidaymakers over recent years generating an income in 2023 of £73,522 and last year, £81,935, according to the auction house, who go on to say that the annual service charge is £261.00.
The Pembrokeshire glamping pod is going under the hammer with Paul Fosh Auctions online sale with a guide price of £45,000 plus, which starts at 12 noon on Tuesday, June 24 and ends from 5pm on Thursday, June 26, call 01633 254044 for more information.
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