Listed for £370,000
March 13, 2026
Open Home | Saturday 21st March 2026 | 11:30am - 12:30pm (By Appointment Only) Introducing this characterful eco-friendly home, nestled in the coveted village of St. Twynnells. Completed in 2010, this architecturally designed property has been constructed to an exceptionally high specification throughout. The property features a professionally installed multi-zone underfloor heating system, a ground source heat pump, solar panel, and triple glazing within a comprehensively insulated timber-framed construction. Upon entry, you are welcomed into a double-height entrance with ample natural light from south-facing windows and a bespoke spalted beech, curved staircase. The lounge serves as a cosy retreat, featuring a focal point log burner, adding charm and character. To the left is the open plan kitchen and dining area, a culinary delight with a range of solid units, a five-ring gas stove, double oven and french doors that open to a beautiful south-facing garden area, perfect for entertaining. Beyond the kitchen is the utility/pump room with further storage options available in the hallway and under the stairs. The ground floor also includes a versatile office/bedroom and a conveniently located wet room with twin showers, ideal for hosting guests. Upstairs, the first floor features a master bedroom with countryside views, showcasing three stained glass panels opening onto the landing. There are two further generously sized bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and large windows allowing abundant natural light to flow throughout. The stylish bathroom is fully equipped to meet everyday needs. Externally, the property boasts an expansive gravelled driveway providing parking for multiple vehicles, and a thoughtfully landscaped front garden adorned with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. Raised beds and a greenhouse offer the opportunity for cultivating vegetables and fruit. The stunning patio area, accessible from the dining room, is ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining. The rear garden contains a storage shed, cycle store, and composting system. A further small area offers a space to sit and enjoy the last of the evening sun, or build further storage. Situated on the edge of the hamlet of St. Twynnells, approximately four miles from the historic castle town of Pembroke, this home lies on the outskirts of the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. It is within easy reach of miles of coastal footpaths and stunning beaches, including Freshwater West, Barafundle Bay, and Broad Haven South. Carmarthen and the A48/M4 link road are approximately 34 miles away, providing quick access to the rest of South Wales, the Severn Bridge, and beyond. Vendors Comments: “We built our home as an adventure into sustainable living to provide light, warmth and comfort for our multi-generational family. We chose St Twynnells to have that rural feel while still being within easy reach of three splendid beaches, country walks and the convenience and facilities of Pembroke town. Working with a local architect who shared our vision, we created everything we asked for and met all our family’s needs for privacy, peace and sociability. We’ve enjoyed Christmas dinners around the big table in the kitchen, the heart of our home. We’ve watched sun and moon rises over the fields from the main bedroom and stunning sunset skies from the side kitchen windows. The house flows and works for us, and friends describe it as super warm and cosy. Now there are just the two of us, it’s time to move on.” Additional Information: The property features a ground source heat pump, a sewerage treatment plant, a multi-zone underfloor heating system throughout, triple glazed windows and a solar panel for hot water. Council Tax Band: E (£1846.43) What3Words: ///unrated.selling.rich
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