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"*SALE AGREED*An opportunity to acquire the freehold interest in the 125 acre former dairy farm occupying a coastal location within the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and occupied by an Agricultural Tenant under a lease granted in 1993.
AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
N.B. VIEWING STRICTLY AND ONLY BY PRIOR APPOINTMENT WITH THE SOLE SELLING AGENTS.

Kitchen:
3.76m x 2.21m

(12' 4" x 7' 3") With open beamed ceiling, tiled floor, 'Rayburn' that provides hot water and sink unit.

Sitting Room:
4.50m x 4.27m

(14' 9" x 14' ) With open beamed ceiling and tiled fireplace.

Front Entrance Hall:

Sitting Room:
4.27m x 4.27m

(14' x 14' ) With open fireplace.

Dairy:
4.27m x 2.24m

(14' x 7' 4") Now used as a utility area.

First Floor:

Bathroom:
With reduced headroom, bath, washbasin, WC and airing cupboard.

Bedroom 1:
4.27m x 3.66m

(14' x 12' ) Double.

Bedroom 2:
3.05m x 2.54m

(10' x 8' 4") Double.

Bedroom 3:
4.27m x 3.51m

(14' x 11' 6") Double.

Attic Bedroom

(4):
4.27m x 2.24m

(14' x 7' 4") Single with sloping ceiling.

EXTERNALLY:
There is a small lean-to outside WC under a corrugated asbestos roof with domestic grounds that include a small lawned garden together with further lawned areas.

THE FARM BUILDINGS:
These are situated close to the farmhouse and comprise a mix of traditional and more modern farm buildings. The buildings include old pig sties of stone under a corrugated iron roof, which are now in a derelict condition.

Garage - Of corrugated iron construction together with a static caravan.

Stone Range - Used as a car park with part corrugated iron roof and part with a missing roof.

Barn and Calf Cot - Again of traditional solid stone walls under a corrugated iron roof.

Stone Barn on two stories with adjoining single storey cowshed and a combination of pitched slate and corrugated iron roof. This building is an L shaped building that includes a workshop, calf box and storage loft and 23 tie cowshed. There is a feed bin and dairy externally that fronts onto a concrete yard.

5 Bay steel framed implement shed - with a corrugated asbestos roof and open front 35 x 15 approximately with earth floor.

Timber cow kennels with 40 stalls.

THE LAND:
We have not been provided with a copy of the farm plan and therefore have based our calculation on the information provided, in so far as the farm extends in total to 125 acres or thereabouts, of which 120 acres maybe considered clean.

The land is typical of the area, being predominantly level or gently sloping and divided into useful sized enclosures and being served we understand by natural or mains water to the majority of the fields, although the fields over the Nolton to Broad Haven road do not have any water supply connected.

The land is utilised for pasture and arable purposes and has the benefit of good roadside access and is crossed in part by the renowned Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

A plan of the land will be available shortly.