- Exceptional Grade II listed 19th-century coach house on outskirts of Clarbeston Road. +
- Converted to an exceptional standard, retaining period character and original features. +
- Detached stone annexe with living area, kitchenette and shower room. +
- Approximately two acres of landscaped grounds with lawns, woodland and a pond. +
- Three stables, additional storage areas and gated gravelled parking. +
- Further ten-acre field available by separate negotiation. +
Open Home | Saturday 11th October 2025 | 10:00am - 11:00am (Strictly By Appointment Only)
An immaculate grade II listed coach house on the outskirts of Clarbeston Road, beautifully restored to create a home of rare character and style. Converted to an exceptional standard, this 19th-century property forms part of a select cluster of sympathetically renovated period buildings, blending original features with generous, versatile living space. Alongside the main house is a detached stone annexe, stables and landscaped grounds of around two acres, with a further ten-acre field available by separate negotiation.
The welcoming entrance way, with tiled flooring, fitted bench seating and access to the wet room, leads through to a striking kitchen and dining room. This impressive space combines Sheraton cabinetry, quartz worktops and a central island with porcelain tiles underfoot, while roof lanterns and wide bi-fold doors flood the room with natural light and open directly onto decked terraces. The main reception room is arranged with Welsh slate flagstones, with a log burner set beneath a floating oak mantel creating a natural focal point. A snug offers a cosier retreat, finished with tongue-and-groove panelling and a brick fireplace, while the utility and gym area cleverly incorporates cobbled flooring, coach house detailing and integrated drainage. The principal bedroom suite is also on this level, a calm and spacious retreat with dual-aspect windows and en-suite facilities that include twin basins, a glass-screened shower and a sunken bath.
Two staircases rise to the first floor, where generous landings give access to three further double bedrooms, each with exposed beams or dramatic A-frames. They are served by a stylish family bathroom and an additional shower room for added convenience. A further reception or bedroom completes this floor, remarkable for its soaring roofline, walk-in wardrobe and space for seating or media use.
The detached stone annexe extends the accommodation, with a lounge or office featuring flagstone flooring, exposed stonework and a double-sided log burner. A dining area, kitchenette and shower room make it ideal for guests, as a studio or as a dedicated workspace. The grounds are no less impressive. A gravelled parking area with gated access provides space for several vehicles, with pathways linking the main house, annexe and former stables. Sweeping lawns are framed by mature trees and shrubs, while a woodland section and tranquil pond enhance the sense of privacy. Broad steps rise to an extensive decking terrace, perfectly positioned for entertaining. Alongside the annexe are former stables, currently configured as a double garage and workshop, and the property is fully enclosed by fencing. Just a short walk away, a ten-acre field is available through separate negotiation.
The setting offers a true sense of countryside living, with quiet lanes, open landscapes and endless walking routes on the doorstep. Clarbeston Road provides village amenities and a railway station for wider connections, while the popular Llys-Y-Fran reservoir and Pembrokeshire coastline are within easy reach, bringing outstanding opportunities for coastal walks, cycling, horse riding and a wealth of outdoor pursuits.
Additional Information:
We are advised that mains water and electricity are connected. The property is served by oil-fired central heating and private drainage. An additional 10 acre paddock is available via separate negotiation. The property is grade II listed.
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