Property features

• Stunning waterside estate surrounded by mature gardens and woodland
• Available on the market for the first time in generations
• Offering highly flexible accommodation in a rare, non-listed country house
• Walled gardens, stone stable block, and outbuildings
• Approximately ten acres of grounds, more available by separate negotiation

Summary

The Hall is a remarkable fixture of the coastal community of Angle. Its beautiful crenelated walls have even shaped the architecture of this ever popular village and it has remained in the same family ownership for almost 300 years. This magnificent example of a costal Manor House is a simply remarkable find on the open market and a true once-in-a-generation opportunity for a purchaser.

Surrounding the impressive main house you have approximately ten acres of beautifully maintained formal gardens and woodland which runs down past a stone wall to the coast. The sale of this estate also includes a character-packed stable block and the quay by the waterside which would have once welcomed ships directly to the home. The Hall offers numerous reception rooms and bedrooms over three floors and has the rare advantage of not carrying a listing, making the accommodation hugely flexible to suit any purchaser.

Entering The Hall from the main driveway, you arrive in an impressive entrance hall which acts as your first introduction to this sprawling residence. There are three large formal reception rooms over the ground and first floor, with those on the upper level enjoying views of the water through the trees. There are several other reception spaces, snugs, and offices throughout the ground floor in addition to a stunning double height conservatory which houses mature specimen plants. At the heart of the building is a central courtyard which acts as a hub for the property that encircles it. There is a large kitchen/informal dining space along with several large storage rooms and utility spaces which completes the accommodation on this level.

The first and second floor of the property ample numerous bedrooms, studies, and bathrooms which all enjoy pleasant outlooks over the gardens and out towards the bay. The Hall also has a large attic space which offers excellent storage or the potential for further bedrooms. The accommodation on offer is so impressive that, during World War Two, The Hall was commandeered by the Canadian Airforce to house their forces for the nearby airfield. The fact that the property does not have a listing opens up huge options for a purchaser looking to capitalise on this accommodation for a boutique hotel, wedding venue, or even educational institution. Even with these options The Hall makes a fabulous family home that retains huge warmth and character even with its impressive proportions.

Externally, the property enjoys a picturesque waterside driveway which leads you to the two gated driveways that lead up to the property. To the seaward side of the residence is beautiful woodland, interspersed with mature rhododendrons, wildflowers, and shrubbery, along with picturesque formal lawns and large parking areas. To the rear of the property is a stunning walled garden which overflows with fresh fruit and vegetables and has been meticulously maintained by the owners. Next to the walled garden you find another superb selling feature for the property: a large stone stable block which offers huge development potential, subject to planning. There are numerous other outbuildings and a large equipment barn to complete the additional structures on offer.

Some properties defy description, and The Hall is a truly once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a purchaser to secure an historic and truly special coastal home.

Details

Ground floor
A stately entrance porch with double doors sets the scene for this exceptional home, opening into a magnificent Great Hall with polished wood floors and a striking fireplace. From here, elegant reception rooms branch off, offering both formal and informal living spaces.

To the right, an inner hall and short staircase lead to the impressive Grand Dining Room, complete with two bay windows that overlook the grounds, a serving hatch to the kitchen, and access to a dedicated wine room. At the heart of the home is the kitchen/breakfast room, featuring fitted cabinetry, room for appliances, and a commanding Blue Aga, perfect for family life and entertaining alike.

Adjoining the kitchen is a series of practical spaces including utility rooms, the original dairy areas, and a plant room. A second inner hallway provides access to a laundry room, storage areas, two offices, a bathroom, WC, and two cosy snug lounges. One snug leads up to a bright, south-facing conservatory, a serene space ideal for relaxation, flanked by a workshop and storeroom.

Another interesting feature of The Hall is the sheltered central courtyard, bringing light into the home’s interior and offering a peaceful outdoor retreat. The courtyard also contains a lift shaft that served all of the floors of the property, which could be reinstated by a buyer if needed. Surrounding this charming courtyard space are additional storerooms, including a well-stocked log store.

First floor
An impressive staircase rises from the Great Hall to the first-floor accommodation where a series of beautifully proportioned reception rooms and bedrooms enjoy sweeping views over the landscaped gardens.

At the heart of this level is the stunning Drawing Room, an exquisite space crowned by a barrel-vaulted ceiling, featuring two elegant bay windows and a grand open fireplace that offers a warm and inviting focal point. Across the landing, the charming Library provides another sophisticated retreat. Complete with an ornate fireplace and French doors that open onto a balcony overlooking the formal gardens, it is the perfect space for quiet reflection or morning coffee.

Currently arranged to provide five spacious bedrooms, the first floor also includes an additional reception room that could readily serve as an eighth bedroom, depending on lifestyle needs. These rooms are well-served by two bathrooms, two separate shower rooms, and two individual WCs, ensuring comfort and convenience for family and guests alike.

A compact kitchenette area and a series of practical storage rooms complete the floor. For ease of access, a secondary staircase connects this level directly to the ground floor.

Second floor
Continuing upward, the staircase leads to the second floor where three additional bedrooms offer further flexibility for family living or guest accommodation. This portion of the home is perfect for guests or could easily be reconfigured to form a self-contained apartment in the property. This level also includes four generous attic rooms, currently used for storage but offering exciting potential to be converted into additional bedrooms or living spaces, subject to any necessary planning consents.

Completing the floor are a convenient WC and a series of built-in cupboards.

External
This exceptional property is approached by two separate driveways, each offering its own unique charm. The first is a grand, tree-lined drive that winds its way from the picturesque village of Angle, providing a stately entrance that adds a sense of arrival to the home. The second driveway, coming from the east, offers an equally captivating experience, with breathtaking views stretching along the tranquil waters of East Angle Bay, known locally as The Hall Walk. This scenic route also passes the historic old pier, enhancing the sense of charm and heritage that this remarkable location offers.

To the east of the property, the formal gardens are an exquisite feature, designed with both beauty and tranquillity in mind. Large expanses of lush lawn are complemented by a stunning variety of mature trees, flowering bushes, and carefully curated shrubs, creating a vibrant tapestry of colour throughout the seasons. The garden is dotted with flower borders, offering bursts of natural beauty, while an array of winding garden paths and inviting seating areas provide countless spots to relax, unwind, and enjoy the serene surroundings.

On the western side of the house, additional landscaped grounds extend the sense of outdoor living and provide further opportunities for recreation and relaxation. The focal point of this side of the property is the expansive south-facing walled garden. This sun-drenched space is ideal for cultivating vegetables and fruit, with a well-maintained greenhouse and fruit cages adding to its charm and practicality. The walled garden offers a sheltered environment, perfect for gardening enthusiasts or those wishing to enjoy a peaceful and productive outdoor space.

Beyond the walled garden, the grounds also feature areas of mature deciduous woodland, providing an enchanting setting for exploration and quiet contemplation. These natural woodlands create a perfect balance with the more formal gardens, offering a sense of privacy and seclusion and making this estate a true haven for nature lovers.

Council tax band - I - £3,854.60

Directions
Approaching The Hall from the east, head for Pembroke and continue heading west on the B4320 following signs for Angle. As you approach the village, take the first signposted right turn (signposted for Angle) from the B4320. Head downhill into the village, ignoring a gateway on your right hand side. When you reach the village, turn right into a dead end signposted lane.

Proceed on to the end of the lane, passing the first driveway to The Hall. Pass through the timber five bar gate and proceed along the waterfront driveway (which is owned by The Hall). Take the next right through the gate in the stone wall and proceed up through woodland until you reach the front of the property.

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Disclaimer
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2. General: While we endeavour to make our sales particulars fair, accurate and reliable, they are only a general guide to the property and, accordingly, if there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we will be pleased to check the position for you, especially if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property.

3. Any measurements and distances indicated are supplied for guidance only and as such must be considered incorrect.

4. Services: Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in this property, accordingly we strongly advise prospective buyers to commission their own survey or service reports before finalising their offer to purchase.

5. These particulars are issued in good faith but do not constitute representations of fact or form part of any offer or contract. The matters referred to in these particulars should be independently verified by prospective buyers or tenants. Neither the Country Living Group nor any of its employees or agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property.

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