A five-bedroom farmhouse in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is on the market for £795,000.
The property, known as Ffynnonfelin, is listed by Cardigan Bay Properties.
The home is designed to offer flexibility and comfort, featuring two-bedroom suites and additional family bedrooms.
There is an open living area (Image: Cardigan Bay Properties)
The first-floor family room boasts full-height windows and an inglenook fireplace, providing an inviting space with a scenic view.
The kitchen, styled in a classic Shaker design, is equipped with high-quality appliances, an island, and a dining area overlooking the fields.
A range of outbuildings, including a recently renovated tractor barn, adds to the property’s appeal.
The property is surrounded by pretty gardens, featuring lawned areas, a vegetable garden, a polytunnel, and an orchard.
The kitchen has a stylish look (Image: Cardigan Bay Properties)
For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the property offers easy access to local bridleways and trails, including the Preseli Hills.
Ffynnonfelin is set within 17.4 acres of land, divided into four well-fenced fields.
An EPC rating of D indicates the property’s energy efficiency.
The estate agent said: “Ffynnonfelin is a rare opportunity to enjoy life in the heart of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.
“This smallholding offers a perfect balance of practicality and comfort, with a thoughtfully designed home, set within 17 acres of land and an enviable location just a short distance from the village of Crymych.
There are a number of outbuildings (Image: Cardigan Bay Properties)
“The property’s features make it an excellent fit for those seeking rural living with plenty of options for farming, keeping animals, or just enjoying the outdoors.”
The house has been carefully designed to provide a flexible layout, making it ideal for family living or accommodating guests.
The main entrance opens into a practical boot room, leading into a spacious utility and boiler room.
The ground floor includes a large reception room currently used as a home office and library, which leads to the main bedroom suite, complete with a snug with French doors that open to the front garden, and an en-suite shower room.
Three additional bedrooms on this level face the rear of the property and share a stylish family bathroom.
Outside, a tree-lined private drive leads to a courtyard with ample parking and turning space.
There are views of the national park (Image: Cardigan Bay Properties)
The gardens surrounding the house have been designed for both beauty and practicality, with lawned sections, seating areas, mature trees, and well-maintained flower borders.
Additional features include a vegetable garden with a polytunnel, a young apple orchard, and fenced areas for chickens and small animals.
A small bridge connects the garden to a newly planted area of native trees, adding to the property’s rural charm.
The property also benefits from a variety of outbuildings including a recently renovated tractor barn, workshops, and storage spaces for machinery, feed, and bedding.
The land is divided into four well-fenced fields, making it ideal for livestock, ponies, or horses.