5 Bedroom Farm House

**Open Home | Saturday 16th May 2026 | 10:30am - 11:30am** (By Appointment Only)

Gorsfraith enjoys a peaceful and elevated rural position between Crymych and Blaenffos, offering uninterrupted views towards the Preseli Hills. Dating from the early 1800s and now presented to an exceptional standard following an extensive renovation, the property occupies approximately six acres of gardens, paddock and natural habitat. The result is a well-finished, characterful home with notable future potential and a setting that captures the essence of Pembrokeshire countryside living.

The layout has been designed to work seamlessly for family life, with a clear distinction between sociable ground-floor spaces and well-arranged bedrooms above. At the heart of the home is a generous open-plan kitchen and dining area, where shaker-style cabinetry, oak worktops, a central island and the red Aga combine to create a practical and welcoming environment. The terracotta herringbone flooring adds depth and warmth, complementing the building’s historic character. French doors open into the large south-facing sun room, a space designed to maximise the far-reaching views and draw natural light throughout the day. To the front of the property, the living room occupies the oldest part of the house. With its impressive inglenook fireplace, exposed stonework and original timber beam, it remains an inviting and atmospheric room year-round. Completing the ground floor is a useful utility and shower room placed conveniently next to the staircase. Heading upstairs, the traditional balustrade provides a subtle nod to the building’s period origins. The naturally lit landing leads to five bedrooms, each with its own aspect across the gardens or surrounding countryside. A well-appointed family bathroom serves this level.

The land extends to approximately six acres and is arranged to offer both practical use and attractive outdoor space. Nearest the house, lawned areas and terraces provide several options for seating and dining, forming a natural extension of the main living areas. A productive vegetable garden with raised beds is positioned close to the sun room for convenient kitchen access. Beyond the immediate gardens lies a fenced paddock of around 5 acres, suitable for grazing, recreation or further landscaping. At the far end of this field sits a dedicated wildlife pond. This area has been sensitively managed to enhance biodiversity and creates a peaceful natural habitat that forms a distinctive element of the wider landholding. Parking is available to the front and side of the house, as well as beside the outbuildings.

The former dairy barns offer significant future potential. Full planning consent has been granted for conversion into three residential units, providing a total of six bedrooms and five bathrooms. The approved plans include a ground source heat pump, solar arrays and a triple garage with wood store. Designed by Roger Bell of Bell Designs, the scheme focuses on sustainability and complements the careful restoration of the main farmhouse, creating attractive opportunities for multi-generational living or holiday letting.

Located around a mile from Crymych and Blaenffos, the property offers easy access to essential amenities including convenience stores, a chemist, butcher, petrol forecourt, cafés and schooling. Cardigan sits approximately 8 miles away, providing a broad mix of independent and national retailers, restaurants and cultural venues. The Pembrokeshire coastline

Vendors Insight:

“I first viewed this farmhouse in August 2020 and knew very quickly that it was somewhere special. Over the years I’ve enjoyed bringing it back to life, from the larger renovation works to the smaller details that have made it feel truly my own. The gardens, arranged in separate areas and full of colour for much of the year, have been a real joy, as has growing our own produce and re-wilding the pond area, which now attracts an array of wildlife. The setting has offered endless opportunities for walking, exploring woodland and spending time on the river, and the local community has been wonderfully welcoming. Indoors, the character of the house has always shone through

Service Information:

We are advised that the property is connected to mains electricity and mains water. Heating is provided via an oil-fired central system, and drainage is to a private septic tank. Planning Ref: 22/0338/PA.

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Council Tax Band Band:

E (£2,019.97)

Adjacent Dairy Barns - Planning Ref: 22/0338/PA.