Unassuming seaside bungalow in Wales on sale for £720K hides a giant modern cliffside mansion

A HUMBLE seaside bungalow on sale for £720,000 hides a surprise hillside secret.

The back of the swanky riverside home turns into a giant modern mansion with amazing water views.

A seaside bungalow with a surprise secret hillside is on sale for £720,000Credit: WNS

The back of the house turns into a huge modern mansion, overlooking the Cleddau estuary in Pembrokeshire, WalesCredit: WNS

The swanky home boasts stunning views across the coastCredit: WNS

The three-bedroom Richmond House looks like a bungalow on the hillsideCredit: WNS

Richmond House, near the Cleddau estuary, Pembrokeshire, Wales is set to fool buyers because it appears to be an unassuming bungalow on the hillside.

But the property sprawls out into a two-storey house around the back and features balconies to enjoy the stunning coastal views.

Owners have transformed the ground floor into an annexe that comes complete with three bedrooms.

The home above features two ensuite bedrooms, a dressing room, and a large open-plan kitchen lounge.

There are two ensuite bedrooms in the jaw-dropping propertyCredit: WNS

The garden has an extra room, with decking sweeping out towards the lawnCredit: WNS

Two of the three bedrooms are ensuiteCredit: WNS

A huge open-floor kitchen boats all mod consCredit: WNS

There are floor-to-ceiling windows which face out across the lush Pembrokeshire landscape.

It is perched above the cliffs with views of the Cleddau estuary and is up for sale for £720,000.

A large garden deck can be found outside along with an integrated garage and a private driveway.

At the bottom of the garden there is also an extra garden room – perfect for a home office or hobby room.

Estate agents Fine & Country said: “Occupying a commanding position overlooking the vibrant waterway of the Cleddau estuary, Richmond House is a stunning property.

“With sweeping views from all its principal rooms, you can watch small sail boats venturing up the snaking Cleddau, or spot larger commercial ships venturing out to sea down one of the UK’s most historic natural harbours.

“As impressive as the outlook is, the property itself truly rivals it.”