- Productive permanent pasture across 19.39 acres in five enclosures
- Two field-gate accesses directly onto the B4313 road
- Freehold sale with vacant possession on completion
- No services connected; mains nearby but not guaranteed
- Purchaser must erect stockproof fencing within four months
- Public footpath bisects parts of the land (rarely used)
- Fast broadband reported; mobile signal absent
- Close to Fishguard (≈2.5 miles), coastal walks and amenities
A rare block of productive permanent pasture extending to about 19.39 acres, laid out in five useful enclosures and already cattle-fenced. The land fronts the B4313 with two field-gate accesses, offering straightforward entry and strong road connectivity to Fishguard (approximately 2½ miles). Free-draining and described as being “in excellent heart,” it suits continued grazing, small-scale livestock enterprises or retention as a strategic countryside holding.
Practical details buyers should note: there are no services connected to the land, although mains water and electricity are understood to be available nearby. The purchaser is contractually responsible for providing a stockproof fence between specified boundary points within four months of completion. A seldom-used public footpath runs alongside and through parts of the holding and should be considered in future management plans.
The location sits within a quiet, remoter farming community in Pembrokeshire, close to coastline, walking routes and local amenities in Fishguard. Broadband speeds are reported fast, but mobile signal is absent — useful for planning any on-site buildings or enterprise requiring connectivity. Flood risk is recorded as none. This freehold parcel offers a sizeable, immediately usable pasture block for farmers, investors or buyers seeking a countryside asset with clear access and grazing potential.
