Ffynnonfelin is an attractive smallholding extending to about 17.4 acres (stms – subject to measured survey) in the idyllic Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. The location offers the perfect balance of picturesque rural living and access to important amenities. The property includes a superb, designed house offering generous and flexible accommodation space for a family or extended family. Externally there are a number of useful outbuildings for animals, feed, workshops and machinery. The homestead is surrounded by four manageable pasture fields that that are perfect for keeping livestock, ponies, horses and hay making.

Accommodation Ground Floor
The main entrance leads into a useful boot room, leading to the spacious utility and boiler room. Steps lead up to the large reception room that is currently used as a home office/library. Off this room is the main bedroom accommodation. The main bedroom suite on the ground floor enjoys its own snug room with double French doors opening out to the front garden together with an en suite shower room and built-in wardrobe. Three further good size bedrooms can be found on this floor facing the rear of the property and these share the use of a smart family bathroom.

First Floor
A bespoke oak staircase rises from the main reception room to the first floor landing with cloakroom and door off to the rear garden. The first door on the left opens out into the superb family room featuring a boarded floor, full-height windows showcase the far reaching countryside views. An inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove provides a warm focal point. Adjacent to this room is the large kitchen, breakfast bar and dining room overlooking the side fields and rear garden. This room features a boarded floor, fine shaker-style base and wall cabinets, island, worktops, integrated AEG fridge and freezer, dishwasher, SMEG oven, combination oven, warming drawer and induction hob. Another bedroom suite is situated on this floor that enjoys far reaching views, its own snug room, en suite shower room and a walk-in wardrobe.

Externally
The property is approached via a tree-lined private drive that leads up to the property and front courtyard with ample parking and turning area for vehicles. Pretty, established gardens lie around the house with lawned areas, seating areas, mature trees, bushes, hedges, shrubs and flower borders. To the side of the house are a number of useful outbuildings that are used for storage, workshops, machinery, livestock and animal feed and bedding. The large tractor barn has also just had a new roof, side panels and doors fitted. There is an elevated vegetable garden with a polytunnel, a fruit garden and young apple orchard with fenced off areas for chickens and other small animals. A quaint bridge leads from the garden to a fenced off area containing newly planted native trees.

The Land
The land that surrounds the homestead is divided into four main fields which are well fenced and ideal for livestock, ponies, horses etc. They are also accessible by machinery for hay/silage feed making etc. Local bridleways are within easy reach across the fields which gives access and outriding to the Golden Road and other Preseli Hill trails. In all, the property extends to about 17.4 acres (stms).