Treathro Barns & House Conversions

Pembrokeshire coastal farm. Set in a stunning location. Panoramic coastal views. Substantial farmhouse of character. 3 reception rooms. 4 bedrooms. Attractive & traditional courtyard Stone barns. Modern barns. Pasture & arable land Coastal slopes (SSSI). In all, about 148 acres (stms).

Gloriously positioned on Strumble Head in the famous Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and enjoying a stunning vista over the surrounding coastline towards the sea. Treathro is an attractive traditional livestock and arable coastal farm that is set down a quiet lane about 5.5 miles from the popular coastal town of Fishguard and neighbouring Goodwick with its shops, pubs, restaurants etc. The town also offers excellent transport links with national railway service and cross channel links to Ireland via ferry. Good road connections take you onto Haverfordwest in the centre of the county (with regional airport) and onto Carmarthen and the A48 M4 link road with fast access to Swansea, Cardiff, the Severn Bridge and beyond. 
The property enjoys an idyllic and unspoilt coastal location being in the Coastal Park and is a playground for those that enjoy the great outdoors with its miles of coastal walks on your doorstep, award winning beaches and nature watching including dolphins, seals and birds.

Treathro is an attractive traditional Welsh farm set in a stunning location on Strumble Head on the Pembrokeshire Coast enjoying panoramic views across the surrounding fields and down to the coastline and sea beyond. The farm extends to about 148 acres (stms - subject to measured survey) with the farmland surrounding the farmstead and then extending down to the coastal slopes, cliffs and then the sea. The traditional farmhouse has character and offers substantial and flexible living accommodation. At present the current owners let the whole farmhouse out as a popular holiday let as they reside on another farm in the locality.