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Floorplan
Map3 bedroom character property
Sold STC
Character property
3 beds
2 baths
Key information
Features and description
- Ideal refurbishment property
- Coastal location
- Outbuildings ready for refurbishment (subject to planning)
- Approx 1 acre of grounds
AN INTERESTING POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY SITUATED WITHIN THE PEMBROKESHIRE COAST NATIONAL PARK WITHIN A MILE OR SO OF THE LONG SANDY BEACH AT AMROTH AND BEING A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A PROPERTY OF THIS NATURE
Parsonage Farm lies on the local road that links the A487 at Llanteg to the popular coastal village of Amroth that signifies the start (or perhaps the finish) of the Long Distance Coastal Footpath that meanders its way around the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline for some 183 miles or so before emerging on the banks on the banks of the River Teify at St Dogmaels in the north. The property lies within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park which is a popular year round holiday destination.
Amroth itself is a relatively unspoilt coastal village which offers local services with a petrol station and convenience store also closeby at Llanteg. The large village of Kilgetty which benefits from further local services is also within easy reach as are the coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby and the charming town of Narberth with its range of specialist shops, cafes, etc.
The A487 provides an excellent road link via the A40 and A48 dual carriageways to the M4 in the east and leads to the ferry port of Pembroke Dock some 15 miles or so to the west.
Situation: - Parsonage Farm lies on the local road that links the A487 at Llanteg to the popular coastal village of Amroth that signifies the start (or perhaps the finish) of the Long Distance Coastal Footpath that meanders its way around the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline for some 183 miles or so before emerging on the banks on the banks of the River Teify at St Dogmaels in the north. The property lies within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park which is a popular year round holiday destination.
Amroth itself is a relatively unspoilt coastal village which offers local services with a petrol station and convenience store also closeby at Llanteg. The large village of Kilgetty which benefits from further local services is also within easy reach as are the coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby and the charming town of Narberth with its range of specialist shops, cafes, etc.
The A487 provides an excellent road link via the A40 and A48 dual carriageways to the M4 in the east and leads to the ferry port of Pembroke Dock some 15 miles or so to the west.
Directions: - From the A487 at Llanteg proceed towards the village of Amroth and after approximately a mile or so Parsonage Farmhouse will be seen on the right hand side as indicated by our sale board.
Description: - Parsonage Farm is an interesting development opportunity comprising a principal residence together with additional traditionally constructed outbuildings that we feel have the potential for conversion to residential accommodation subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained.
The property stands in a total of approximately 1 acre or thereabouts and includes roadside frontage onto the minor roadway that links Llanteg and Amroth and again possibly this area has some potential and again subject to consents.
Location -
The Farmstead: - The farmstead is typical of a progressive farmstead development and includes more modern examples of farm buildings although these are now in need of repair and improvement.
The residence comprises a detached traditionally constructed 2 storey property that offers:
Ground Floor of Entrance Hall, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen and Bathroom to the rear with a Conservatory to the fore.
The First Floor comprises 3 Bedrooms and a Bathroom.
There is an outhouse to the rear.
This is a property that requires complete renovation as it has not been occupied for several years and is in a very poor condition throughout.
The Former Farm Buildings: - Cow Shed principally of solid stone walls under a slate roof.
Former stone Cottage - again of stone walls under a slate roof with an area to the side under a corrugated asbestos roof.
Former Milking Parlour principally of brick construction.
Further buildings include various Lean-To buildings principally of corrugated iron construction.
A plan of the site is attached for identification purposes only but there are ample grounds for additional Car Parking and Gardens.
N.B: - Adjoining the property is an area of land that we are advised was historically rented by the owner of Parsonage Farm from The National Trust. Quite possibly this will be available to the new owner of the property and no doubt any interested parties will make their own enquiries of The National Trust.
Services: - We understand the property has previously had the benefit of mains water and electricity, although these are now likely to require updating.
TENURE: We understand the property is Freehold of tenure with immediate vacant possession upon completion.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES: Pembrokeshire County Council, County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA61 1TP - [use Contact Agent Button]
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Llannion House, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire SA72 6DY - [use Contact Agent Button]
General Remarks: - This is a rare opportunity to acquire a development project in a convenient coastal setting.
NB There is Knot Weed in the grounds of the property
Land Plan -
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a development project in a convenient coastal setting.
Parsonage Farm lies on the local road that links the A487 at Llanteg to the popular coastal village of Amroth that signifies the start (or perhaps the finish) of the Long Distance Coastal Footpath that meanders its way around the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline for some 183 miles or so before emerging on the banks on the banks of the River Teify at St Dogmaels in the north. The property lies within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park which is a popular year round holiday destination.
Amroth itself is a relatively unspoilt coastal village which offers local services with a petrol station and convenience store also closeby at Llanteg. The large village of Kilgetty which benefits from further local services is also within easy reach as are the coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby and the charming town of Narberth with its range of specialist shops, cafes, etc.
The A487 provides an excellent road link via the A40 and A48 dual carriageways to the M4 in the east and leads to the ferry port of Pembroke Dock some 15 miles or so to the west.
Situation: - Parsonage Farm lies on the local road that links the A487 at Llanteg to the popular coastal village of Amroth that signifies the start (or perhaps the finish) of the Long Distance Coastal Footpath that meanders its way around the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline for some 183 miles or so before emerging on the banks on the banks of the River Teify at St Dogmaels in the north. The property lies within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park which is a popular year round holiday destination.
Amroth itself is a relatively unspoilt coastal village which offers local services with a petrol station and convenience store also closeby at Llanteg. The large village of Kilgetty which benefits from further local services is also within easy reach as are the coastal resorts of Saundersfoot and Tenby and the charming town of Narberth with its range of specialist shops, cafes, etc.
The A487 provides an excellent road link via the A40 and A48 dual carriageways to the M4 in the east and leads to the ferry port of Pembroke Dock some 15 miles or so to the west.
Directions: - From the A487 at Llanteg proceed towards the village of Amroth and after approximately a mile or so Parsonage Farmhouse will be seen on the right hand side as indicated by our sale board.
Description: - Parsonage Farm is an interesting development opportunity comprising a principal residence together with additional traditionally constructed outbuildings that we feel have the potential for conversion to residential accommodation subject to the necessary planning consents being obtained.
The property stands in a total of approximately 1 acre or thereabouts and includes roadside frontage onto the minor roadway that links Llanteg and Amroth and again possibly this area has some potential and again subject to consents.
Location -
The Farmstead: - The farmstead is typical of a progressive farmstead development and includes more modern examples of farm buildings although these are now in need of repair and improvement.
The residence comprises a detached traditionally constructed 2 storey property that offers:
Ground Floor of Entrance Hall, 2 Reception Rooms, Kitchen and Bathroom to the rear with a Conservatory to the fore.
The First Floor comprises 3 Bedrooms and a Bathroom.
There is an outhouse to the rear.
This is a property that requires complete renovation as it has not been occupied for several years and is in a very poor condition throughout.
The Former Farm Buildings: - Cow Shed principally of solid stone walls under a slate roof.
Former stone Cottage - again of stone walls under a slate roof with an area to the side under a corrugated asbestos roof.
Former Milking Parlour principally of brick construction.
Further buildings include various Lean-To buildings principally of corrugated iron construction.
A plan of the site is attached for identification purposes only but there are ample grounds for additional Car Parking and Gardens.
N.B: - Adjoining the property is an area of land that we are advised was historically rented by the owner of Parsonage Farm from The National Trust. Quite possibly this will be available to the new owner of the property and no doubt any interested parties will make their own enquiries of The National Trust.
Services: - We understand the property has previously had the benefit of mains water and electricity, although these are now likely to require updating.
TENURE: We understand the property is Freehold of tenure with immediate vacant possession upon completion.
LOCAL AUTHORITIES: Pembrokeshire County Council, County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire SA61 1TP - [use Contact Agent Button]
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Llannion House, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire SA72 6DY - [use Contact Agent Button]
General Remarks: - This is a rare opportunity to acquire a development project in a convenient coastal setting.
NB There is Knot Weed in the grounds of the property
Land Plan -
This is a rare opportunity to acquire a development project in a convenient coastal setting.
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We are an independent firm of Chartered Surveyors, Estate Agents, Valuers and Auctioneers situated within South West Wales with high profile strategically located offices in Cardigan, Fishguard, Haverfordwest and Narberth, offering a wide range of services throughout Pembrokeshire, West Carmarthenshire and South Ceredigion. Specialists in the sale and rental of a wide variety of residential and commercial property, land, farms and smallholdings. We operate three livestock markets in Cardigan, Whitland and Crymych for all classes of livestock.