Location

• Idyllic rural location in west Wales, about nine miles from Pembrokeshire National Park's famous coastline
• Enjoying excellent transport connections in the locality by road, rail and air
• Close to Narberth with its array of independent shops, restaurants and pubs
• London is about 227 miles (about 3.5 – 4 hours by car).

Description

• Rare and exciting opportunity to purchase a large estate in West Wales extending to about 279 acres

• Enjoying an idyllic and private position and yet within easy reach of main roads, railway stations and airports providing quick and easy access to the rest of the UK, and the beaches and seaside towns in Pembrokeshire's unspoilt National Park.

• Handsome and substantial grade II listed country house (11,798 sq ft) set over three floors and a large cellar

• Set in the centre of its own land

• Listed as a fine early nineteenth century mansion with good late Georgian interior detailing. Fine spiral staircase of Italian marble with wrought iron balustrade and mahogany handrail.

• Reception hall, kitchen breakfast room with larder, utility rooms, three reception rooms.

• First Floor: Six bedrooms, currently one en suite but potential for more by adding doors, changing layout. Two further bathrooms and WC.

• Second floor rooms currently unused but excellent potential for conversion into further bedrooms.

• Attached studio building.

• Stunning landscaped grounds and gardens together with a delightful lake (previously stocked with trout) at the rear of the house.

• Detached three-bedroom Gamekeeper's Cottage set away from the main house.

• Detached three-bedroom cottage (in need of refurbishment).   

• Useful outbuildings and garages. Traditional stone barns with conversion potential (stp – subject to planning).

• Semi-ruins of old home farm with farmhouse, stone barn and old gate lodge (again set away from main house).

• Numerous small lakes, ponds and large duck flight pond (latter previously stocked with trout).

• Interesting mix of land with land suitable for cropping/silage, grazing, rough grazing, re-wilded land, established woodland and newly planted woodland.

• About 1.5 miles of salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Taf.

• Established small pheasant and duck shoot. Also, generous amounts of snipe and woodcock. Gross annual receipts from shooting, grazing, subsidy, about £34,000.

Rewilding background
The estate has been rewilded for 40+ years. We understand from the owner that Professor Alastair Driver, the head of Rewilding Britain

https://www.rewildingbritain.org.uk/

said that some of the Trewern landscapes remind him of Knepp Castle, that he is a trustee of. Knepp Castle is a 3,500 acre rewilding project in West Sussex.

Below is a soundcloud link to a recording of songbirds taken right outside the house. please copy this link into your website browser to listen to it:

https://soundcloud.com/echofrost/trewern-dawn-chorus