Property features

• Expansive four bedroom farmhouse
• Forty acres of well fenced and watered, productive pasture
• Hugh range of outbuildings some with development potential
• Peaceful rural seclusion with coastline and towns within easy reach

Summary

Winter Hall stands as a remarkable residence, an original Pembrokeshire Farmhouse with a huge range of outbuildings and prime pastureland. Sympathetically expanded and renovated over time, the residence now offers a spacious and inviting living space. The East Wing was added in 1855 and contains teak from the royal yacht, The Royal Sovereign, which adds another touch of history to the property. The royal yacht was broken up in the nearby Pembroke dockyards with the owner of the home at the time managing to repurpose and utilise the wood in the extension to the original farmhouse.

Once the primary residence for a diversified farm encompassing poultry, livestock, and crops, the property now offers approximately forty acres of productive pastureland. Having not been on the market for over a hundred years, Winter Hall presents a rare opportunity to acquire a period home with ample land, promising a coveted lifestyle in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Ground floor

You enter the property from the front and arrive in the impressive entrance hall in the East Wing of the home. This portion of the property was added to the earlier farmhouse and provides two reception rooms and a cloakroom on the ground floor, and access to the first floor via the beautiful teak staircase. A doorway to your left leads back into the original part of the building, and directly into the large farmhouse kitchen. This lovely space forms the perfect hub for the family and opens to a charming living room through a pair of sliding doors. To the rear of the building, you find a very useful collection of rooms consisting of the playroom, hobby room, utility room, office, walk in pantry within the rear hallway connecting the kitchen with the rear entrance.

First floor

On the first floor Winter Hall offers four double bedrooms including the ensuite master, a family bathroom and separate lavatory. This level of the home enjoys lovely views over the gardens and countryside that surround the property.

Outbuildings

As exciting as the internal accommodation is at Winter Hall the outbuildings are equally intriguing. To the rear of the main house, you find a horseshoe of stone outbuildings providing valuable storage and workspace. Next to the home you find a two storey block built outbuilding which contains garages on the ground floor and storage space above. Subject to planning, these two buildings could provide a perfect base for conversion or change of use.

In addition to the stone outbuildings, you also find four agricultural barns, ideal for machinery or animals on the forty acres of land that extends to the rear of the home. In addition to the pastureland the ground includes lovely gardens, a stunning valley with a beautiful lake at its heart, woodland, and a productive vegetable garden. There is also a purpose built stables and paddock to the side of the house making the property of interest to any buyer with an equestrian interest.

Location

While Winter Hall basks in its rural seclusion, the convenience of its position is a real selling point. Less than five minutes’ drive away is the historic town of Pembroke with a variety of amenities found here and in neighbouring Pembroke Dock. The main A477 trunk road is also easily accessible making trips to the east very convenient. As well as the prime Pembrokeshire countryside that surrounds the property the coast is also within easy reach. The stunning Freshwater East beach is just two miles to the south with the beautiful Angle peninsula just beyond.

Summary

For those looking for a rural home that offers huge space both inside and out this rare offering to the market should be of great interest. Winter Hall offers a true slice of the Pembrokeshire countryside, without compromising on the convenience of having amenities close at hand. For those interested in enjoying the outside and purchasing a property packed with charm and character, Winter Hall is a fantastic proposition.

Details

Main Hallway
Entering the East Wing of the property you arrive in a large and welcoming hallway. At the centre of the hallway is the beautiful teak staircase leading up to the first floor. Like the majority of the wood and timber found in this part of the property, it was reclaimed from the royal yacht The Royal Sovereign when she was broken up at the nearby dockyards of Pembroke Dock. This has led to some remarkable joinery found throughout the property including the first floor balcony which runs around three sides of the home.

A door to the left of the hall leads into the original farmhouse kitchen, with a door under the stairs leading to the ground floor cloakroom and toilet. Two doors to the right lead into the formal sitting room and dining room. The solid teak staircase leads up to the first floor.

Sitting Room
The first door you come to on your right leads into the formal sitting room of the property. This dual aspect reception room has a window to the front and a door to the side. The doors on both this room and the neighbouring dining room, offer views of the garden when open. The sitting room also has a marble and cast iron working open fire as a focal point on the front wall. A set of large double teak doors open into the dining room next door, allowing the two rooms to form one large entertaining space if needed.

Dining Room
The dual aspect dining room can be accessed from either the hallway or sitting room and offers an elegant entertaining space. The room has a window to the rear and door to the side overlooking the gardens.

Cloakroom
Situated beneath the staircase this handy cloakroom serves the ground floor of the property and offers a lavatory and hand basin. There is also a door leading out to a storeroom at the rear of the home which also has a door to the rear courtyard.

Kitchen / Dining Room
The heart of the property is undoubtedly the central farmhouse kitchen. With a large window looking out over the front garden this bright space is an ideal focal point for the family. A range of kitchen units and fitted appliances ring the walls with ample space in the centre for a table for informal dining. The property’s solid fuel boiler is found in the old hearth alcove in this space. A door in the back wall leads into the rear hallway. The kitchen and rear hallway is finished with an attractive quarry tiled floor. Large sliding doors lead into the living room.

Living Room
This lovely space was extended by the current owner to provide more living space in the property and the result is a charming reception area. A window to the side and a window and glazed double doors to the front bring in plenty of natural light to the space with an efficient wood burning stove in the far wall creating a lovely homely atmosphere on cooler days. The glazed double doors flow out onto a beautiful patio that leads onto the lawn. A door to your right leads into the practical utility room with another door just past it taking you into the flexible hobby/playroom.

Hobby Room / Playroom
This handy space is found off the living room and has a window to the side and external door to the rear. This room could serve a variety of purposes and is a great addition to the ground floor.

Utility
Also accessed from the living room is the useful utility room which houses more kitchen wall and base units, space for a washing machine and dryer and an extra sink. A window and door to the rear give access to the courtyard. The utility room serves as a boot room for anyone coming in off the land.

Rear Hall
The door from the kitchen leads you into the rear hallway. This space is large enough for freestanding furniture and outdoor clothes storage. There is an external door to the rear along with a door to the right leading to the walk in pantry and a door to the left leading into the office.

Walk in Pantry
A useful cool storage space the pantry offers shelving to store a range of food and produce, and also has space for a large chest freezer.

Office
The good sized office offers ample space for anyone working from home or as a hobby or art room. A window to the rear brings in natural light.

First Floor Landing
The beautiful teak staircase brings you up to the expansive first floor landing. This large space has doors to bedrooms two and three along with a separate lavatory. A hallway leads off it to the older portion of the home which houses bedrooms one and four along with the family bathroom. An original half door with stained glass leads out onto the balcony which wraps around three sides of the house.

Bedroom One
Found at the western end of the property, the large master bedroom offers ample space for both bedroom furniture and a seating area. There are double glazed windows to the front and side of the property and one velux window ,along with access to a storage space in the eaves to the rear. A door in the corner leads into the ensuite shower room.

Ensuite Shower Room
This handy ensuite has two windows looking out over the gardens along with a lavatory, shower, and hand basin.

Bedroom Two
Positioned at the front of the East Wing this large double aspect bedroom enjoys a sunny outlook over the gardens and countryside from both the front and side. The teak windows open out onto the balcony that wraps round this part of the building create a charming characterful space. The room benefits from a hand basin in the corner.

Bedroom Three
Bedroom three is an almost identically sized double aspect, large bedroom with windows to the side and rear. Like its neighbour, this bedroom also has a hand basin in the corner of the room.

Bedroom Four
Situated next to the master bedroom is the fourth bedroom, a compact double, or ideal children bedroom/nursery. The bedroom has a window to the front and is positioned next to the family bathroom.

Family Bathroom
This large family bathroom offers a bath, separate shower, and hand basin with a window to the front looking out over the gardens and also contains a large airing cupboard.

Lavatory
Positioned at the front of the East Wing this good sized lavatory serves this level of the home.

External
The property is accessed via a tarmac driveway that leads down between the main house and the stone outbuilding to access the farmyard beyond. A gateway to your right leads into the beautiful front gardens. This south facing oasis has been carefully maintained by the owner and makes for a lovely backdrop for the property. The front gardens lead around the side of the home and down to the larger lawn gardens. There is also an ancient Yew tree to the front of the property which gives some suggestion to how old the settlement may be.

The gardens run down to the side of the property and take you towards the stunning valley which runs along the eastern boundary of the land. Recently cleared by the current owner this tranquil area has a large lake at its base with an island for wildlife, fed by a stream that winds its way through the valley.

The rest of the land comprises approximately forty one acres of pastureland and an area of woodland that extends to the north of the main house. At present this land is grazed by a neighbouring farmers sheep under an informal agreement which could be continued or ended to suit any buyer.

To the north of the house, you find four large agricultural buildings. The newest was built around ten years ago and houses farm machinery and a workshop area. To the side of this is a large livestock barn with secure yard to the fore. Beyond these two buildings are two very large barns which currently provide storage but could be used for a variety of purposes to suit a buyer.

To the rear of the house, you find a ‘horseshoe’ of stone buildings. Currently used for storage they could provide an interesting base for conversion, subject to planning. In the centre of the roof is an array of solar panels which provide a good income to offset electrical and heating costs to the property. To the western side of the home, you find a large detached outbuilding. Spread over two floors the building has four large garages on ground level with a large open space above previously used for grain storage. The building has an established gateway next to it leading to the road which also gives access to a productive vegetable garden and greenhouse.

Beyond this outbuilding you find a purpose built stable block with stabling for at least two horses along with a tack room, storage and adjoining paddock.

Directions
If approaching from the east proceed on the A477 from St Clears following signpost for Pembroke. After passing through the village of Milton take the A4075 signposted for Pembroke. Take the second left onto a lane called Dill road. Carry on until there is a fork in the road by the kennels. Take the left lane marked unsuitable for large vehicles and Winter Hall is the second property on the left hand side.

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Post code – SA71 5PG

*** Agent Note ***
There is a footpath that crosses a section of the land, buyers are to ask for further information.

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