TypeArable · Detached House
TenureFor sale
The property comprises a 3 bedroom farmhouse, an extensive range of agricultural buildings along with a range of traditional buildings with scope for conversion (STPP).
Henne Fawr presents a good sized block of agricultural land extending to approximately 217.65 acres (88.08 hectares).
Henne Fawr Farmhouse
The Farmhouse is finished in pebble dashing render, under a tile roof, comprising 3 double bedrooms, along with a newly fitted kitchen, a utility, a wet room and a sitting room. Upstairs there are 3 double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The Farmyard
The farmyard has a range of traditional stone farm buildings adjacent to the house with scope for conversion (STPP) and a range of modern steel frame buildings, extending to a combined total of approximately 119.77 sqm. The yard is approximately 2.87 acres (1.16 hectares). The buildings can
be seen on the plan within these particulars.
The Land
The improved pasture extends approximately 160.05 acres (64.77 hectares) with a further 17.12 acres (6.93 hectares) of permanent pasture. Part of the land benefits from road frontage and an internal track gives great access to all the land.
Henne Fawr is in the county of Pembrokeshire, in close proximity to the small hamlet of Tufton, 3.35 miles north east of Spittal, 4.83 miles south east of Letterston and 7.91 miles north east of Haverfordwest.
The property has a good road network accessed via the B4329 and near the A40, which leads to the A48 and M4 J49 (50 miles). The closest train station is Clarbeston Road (4 miles) which runs transport across Wales and England to Cardiff, Manchester and Shrewsbury.
Services and amenities are available nearby in Haverfordwest and Fishguard, with a wide range to choose from. Local pubs and restaurants can be found even closer at Wolfcastle and Spittal with a nearby school located in Puncheston.