Initial price	£495,000
17/07/24	£445,000
15/08/24	£395,000
Price Change	-20.20%

This historic property, once a Coach House, has been on the market for the first time in nearly 70 years. Originally built in 1780 and extended in the 19th century, it has a rich history, having been commissioned by Thomas Eaton, a plantation owner in the West Indies. The property has undergone several transformations, including a fire that destroyed the main house in 1867, which the Eaton family survived in the Coach House. The property has been lovingly maintained, with many original features still intact, including flagstone floors, sash windows, and fireplaces. The interior boasts a mix of modern and period features, including fitted kitchens and bathrooms, and laminate flooring. Externally, the property has a beautiful front garden, a level rear garden, and off-road parking for two vehicles. With its unique history and character, this property is a rare find in Swansea.