Clarbeston Road

£950,000



Full Description

Cwmpib

Entrance Hall
A solid wood front door opens into an inviting entrance hall with characterful parquet flooring, which leads through refined glass-panelled double doors into a spacious central hallway. This central hallway is a superb feature of the property, benefiting from high ceilings, a large panel window that floods the space with natural light, and a beautifully crafted wooden staircase which leads up to the first floor. There are doors to the principal reception spaces and a hallway continuing around to the left.

Cloakroom
A handy cloakroom is positioned next to the front door and provides a lavatory and a hand basin.

Sitting Room
The principal reception room in the property, this charming sitting room benefits from two graceful floor-length windows and a set of patio doors offering views and direct access to the expansive garden. A charming traditional fireplace provides a warm and inviting focal point within this generous living space. Double inner doors open to the dining room.

Dining Room
The large dining room is accessed either via a set of double doors from the sitting room or a door from the hallway. This bright space has a large picture window that frames attractive views of the garden.

Kitchen
The kitchen features a great range of handcrafted wooden base and wall units, lending a warm and classic ambience. Dual-aspect windows illuminate the space, while a traditional Aga enhances both functionality and character. There is space for an informal dining area, with a door to the utility room in the far wall.

Utility Room
The utility room includes electricity and water connections, along with a very large built-in pantry that offers excellent additional storage. A door in the end wall takes you into the boot room.

Boot Room
The boot room provides ample storage, a convenient gardener’s lavatory, and two doors that open directly onto the grounds.

Side Hallway
Leading off the entrance hall and connecting to the bedrooms on this level of the home is this L-shaped hallway. The hallway benefits from three windows that welcome natural light and features a generous built-in plant room/storage cupboard. The beautiful parquet flooring continues throughout, adding warmth and sophistication.

Bedroom 1
A well-proportioned double bedroom with a large window overlooking the grounds. The room includes a built-in wardrobe and a private en-suite, combining comfort with practicality.

En-Suite
This large en-suite includes a walk-in shower, lavatory, and wash hand basin.

Bedroom 2
Another spacious bedroom featuring double French doors that open directly onto the garden, creating a delightful indoor/outdoor feel. The room also includes built-in wardrobes and a corner sink.

Bedroom 3
This bright bedroom enjoys dual-aspect windows that allow natural light to fill the space. An internal doorway connects directly to bedroom four.

Bedroom 4
Bedroom four benefits from its own external door, along with the internal door to bedroom three, and features dual-aspect windows.

Bathroom
The bathroom is finished with partial tiling and wood panelling. The suite includes a bath with overhead shower, wash hand basin, and lavatory.

First Floor Landing
Positioned at the top of the stairs and with a window overlooking the valley, this landing provides access to the Library/Bedroom 5 and Bedroom 6.

Library / Bedroom 5
This characterful room includes a large built-in bookshelf along one wall, a fireplace with ornate decorative surround, two generous windows, and extensive built-in storage. While currently set up as a wonderful library, this space could easily provide an additional bedroom for the home.

Bedroom 6
A spacious room featuring three windows that offer abundant natural light, as well as generous built-in storage and wardrobes, plus an airing cupboard. A step leads up to an elevated dressing area which gives access to the en-suite bathroom.

En-Suite
The en-suite is equipped with a bathtub, built-in hand basin, lavatory and a window to the side.

Double Garage
Found to the side of the property, the garage offers a double up-and-over door, and power and lighting.

Gardener’s Cottage
The Gardener’s Cottage is found just below the main house and offers a very useful self-contained additional residence. The cottage has its own driveway leading up to a parking area and private gardens and enjoys great privacy from the main home. Entering the property from the front, you arrive in a central hall, which has a door to the main sitting room on the left. This reception space has windows to the front and side and an original stone inglenook at the far end. To the opposite end of the ground floor, you find a large kitchen/dining room which has windows to the front and a door to the side of the property. To the rear of the ground floor, you find a family bathroom and a good-sized double bedroom. Climbing the stairs to the first floor, you find another double bedroom with rooflight above.

Pontgareg
In need of complete renovation, this charming traditional Pembrokeshire cottage dates to 1708. The building has two rooms on the ground floor and another room accessed by a wooden loft ladder, which could form a first-floor bedroom. While in need of work, the charm offered by this property would make it a delightful cottage. It also enjoys an elevated position looking down the valley and could easily have its own parking, access and gardens.

External
Accessed by way of a secluded private lane and a picturesque bridge which crosses a bubbling stream, the approach to the main residence and the Gardener’s Cottage immediately establishes the character of the estate. As you cross the bridge, the landscape gradually opens out, revealing a beautifully tranquil collection of mature trees, wildflowers, and an atmosphere of enduring calm. It is a setting that feels both carefully curated and wonderfully organic, offering a sense of arrival that is both impressive and deeply peaceful. Next to the bridge as you enter the property is the cottage of Pontgareg, which has its own access and potential for a parking area. The driveway splits after the bridge, allowing for separate access to both The Cottage and Cwmpib.

The grounds, which extend to approximately 12.5 acres, have been carefully arranged to create a variety of distinct yet complementary spaces. These include a broad, open field ideal for recreation or keeping animals. The grounds would be ideal for an owner with an equestrian interest, with perfect grazing on hand. Several more intimate, formal garden areas designed for quiet enjoyment; and a wildflower meadow that not only enhances the estate’s visual charm but also serves as a valuable habitat for local wildlife.

Further adding to the property is a substantial stretch of woodland, which forms a wonderful backdrop and provides countless opportunities for outdoor exploration, and firewood for the properties. Whether enjoyed for leisurely walks, nature watching, or simply as a tranquil setting in which to unwind, the woodland enhances the estate’s sense of privacy and rural seclusion.

Directions
Leave Haverfordwest and head northeast on the B4329 toward Crundale. As you enter Crundale, take the right-hand fork marked for Clarbeston Road. Continue along this road for approximately three miles until you reach Clarbeston Road village. In the village, turn left to cross the railway bridge, then drive for a further four miles. You’ll pass Wood Park Off-Road Centre on your right before descending the hill toward New Moat. Just before New Moat, look for a small woodland on your right and a sign for “Cwmpib.” Turn here onto the private lane and follow it downhill, crossing a stream, bear left and your will arrive at the main property.

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