Properties for Sale
A 500 acre mixed stock and arable organic farm set within a ring in a totally private location with far reaching views over the surrounding countryside. The property has the benefit of a large detached 4 bedroom farmhouse and an extensive range of modern and traditional buildings. This is probably the largest organic farm to come on the open market in Wales for many years and is a rare opportunity to acquire a large commercial unit.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through Sole Agents Llewellyn Humphreys.
The Particulars
Blaenclettwr is set in undulating open countryside in a rural area of Cardiganshire, some 8 miles from both the university town of Lampeter and the popular coastal town of Aberaeron. The village of Talgarreg is within 2½ miles. The farm is approached via a long farm roadway giving a totally private location.
Accommodation comprises:
Living room/entrance hall, Dining room, Sitting room, Kitchen, Rear Lobby, Utility room, Office, Wet room
4 Bedrooms
To the front of the farmhouse lie an extensive range of modern and traditional farm buildings which have been adapted for large scale cattle housing. These briefly comprise:
General Purpose Shed (100' x 40'), Silage Barn (80' x 18'), Lean-to Loose Housing (80' x 20'), Garage (20' x 10'), Cow Shed (70' x 18'), Loose Housing Complex for 100+ Suckler Cows (Lean-To 52' x 16', Silage Barn 52' x 24', Silage Barn 52' x 42', Lean-To 52' x 24'), General Purpose Shed (30' x 12'), Machinery Store (40' x 21'), Sheep Housing Building (120' x 60')
The Land
Lot 1
The holding extends in total to some 435 acres of which approximately 220 acres would be unrestricted ploughable land. Currently much of the farm is in an arable / short term grass ley rotation with 45 acres of cereals being grown this year.
The land has benefited from considerable investment by the present owners with the majority of the farm having been re-fenced in the last 8 years. The whole farm is in the Tir Gofal agri-environment and it will be a requirement that the incoming purchaser continues with this agreement.
Lot 2
The 65 acres in this lot is available separately as it is the subject of a planning appeal concerning the possible siting of two wind turbines on the land. The appeal is being mounted by Renewable Energy Systems into the Welsh Assembly Governments Inspectors Report, which turned down their planning application. This land is divided into four large enclosures being level and highly productive and has its own access to the public highway. For further details please contact the agents.
A 227 acre mixed stock and arable farm, set within a ring with an extensive range of modern farm buildings with over 70,000 sq ft of cattle sheds and a purpose built cattle handling facility. Planning consent has been granted for the construction of a 5-bedroom farmhouse on the site. This is probably the largest farm to come onto the market in South Pembrokeshire and provides a rare opportunity to acquire good quality pasture and arable land in an early, high yielding area.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through Sole Agents Llewellyn Humphreys. Accompanied viewings only.
The Particulars
Warren Farm is situated on the edge of the hamlet of Warren on the Angle Peninsula, in a noted area for early vegetable production. This farm having the benefit of deep red sand stone soil, some of which is classified as Grade 2 on the Agricultural Land Classification Map of Wales. The property is within some 4½ miles of the county town of Pembroke, whilst the beaches of Freshwater West and Stacpole are within 1½ miles. The whole peninsula is a mix of unspoilt countryside.
The Particulars:
Planning consent exists for the construction of a 5-bedroom farmhouse.
Warren Farm comprises of a 227 acre mixed stock and arable farm, including planning consent for the construction of a detached 5-bedroom stone faced farmhouse, together with a range of newly constructed purpose built cattle sheds and handling facilities, all set within a ring of predominately level or gently sloping pasture and arable land.
The farmland has good access off the public highways and has in the past been capable of growing heavy crops of both vegetables and potatoes, being a noted early production area, but at present is mainly down to grass.
A large range of farm buildings has been developed over the last 4 years and comprise:
Open fronted Cattle shed 380 x 70, Two further similar Open fronted Cattle sheds 280 x 80 and 360 x 70, Four silage clamps with concrete shuttered and sleeper walls 70 x 120, 35 x 120, 2 off 40 x 120, Atcost block and corrugated asbestos sheds 70 x 45, Combine and Mixer shed 60 x 30, Cornstore 60 x 30, Pig sheds 30 x 15. Surrounding the buildings is a large area of hard standing, which could be utilised for further big bale silage storage or the construction of additional buildings if required.
The Land
The land attached to this holding lies in one block, surrounding the main set of farm buildings and extending to 220 acres or thereabouts. The land comprises of mainly free draining red sand stone and is within an area noted for heavy production of arable, cereal and grass crops. In the past this farm has grown early potatoes and vegetables.
To the northern side of the holding lies a brook known as the Castlemartin Brook, the land slopes gently into this valley with river meadows or moors adjacent to the brook, providing good quality summer grazing.
The fields on Warren Farm are of a good size, being largely accessible from council maintained highways and this area of South Pembrokeshire has traditionally been considered to be one of the finest areas of agricultural land within Wales.
In addition to the purchase price the purchaser will be expected to purchase crops in-store at valuation.
A large detached 17th Century 6 bedroom (all ensuite) country house set in extensive gardens and grounds including a lake together with detached stone barn, garaging and paddocks extending to some 5 acres with fine views over the Cothi Valley.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through Sole Agents Llewellyn Humphreys.
The Particulars
Ty Waun is located in a quiet rural location within the Cothi Valley and enjoys extensive views from the house to Paxtons Tower over the surrounding countryside. Ty Waun has been subject to extensive improvement and modernisation in recent years to provide a large family home. The property is of stone and brick construction with rendered elevations under a slate roof.
Accommodation comprises:
Sitting room, Dining room, Kitchen, Cloakroom, Cellar
6 Bedrooms - all ensuite
Double Garage, Traditional Stone Barn, Steel and concrete sectional building
To the front of the house is a formal garden beyond which a vegetable garden has been created with tree house above. To the top side of the property is a sloping garden with greenhouse. In front of the property lies the lake and duck / chicken house.
Enclosing the property which extends to some 5 acres are two permanent pasture paddocks running down to a small stream.
The opportunity to acquire the recently refurbished detached Farmhouse in an unrivalled rural location, with three Double bedrooms; three Reception rooms; Stables; Stone Outbuildings; large Garden; Paddocks and Orchard extending to some 7.63 acres in total. The property is set in a unique rural location with views over the surrounding countryside and within walking distance of the Cleddau Estuary.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through Sole Agents Llewellyn Humphreys.
The Particulars
Oak Hill is set within one of the few remaining unspoilt areas of South Pembrokeshire between the villages of Cresselly, Martletwy, and Landshipping. The property is within walking distance of the Cleddau Estuary, one of the largest Tidal Estuaries in Wales with an abundance of Wildlife, and miles of navigable waterway around Milford Haven. Landshipping Quay is within half a mile, where boats can be launched.
Accommodation comprises:
Kitchen, Dining area and sun room, Utility room, Shower room, Sitting room, Dining room
3 large double Bedrooms
Barn, Stable block, garden shed
To the rear of the property lies an enclosed garden, which has been created by the Vendors to provide abundant colour during the summer months.
To the rear of the buildings is a fenced Orchard and Pony Paddock providing a useful turnout area whilst to the front of the property lies some 5 acres of permanent pasture paddock and small woodland area running down to a stream. This area has abundant wildlife and wild flowers particularly during the Spring months.

