Caerennydd, Clynderwen, SA66 7QD

Fine & Country Pembrokeshire & West Wales are delighted to present Caerennydd, an exceptional renovated country home and smallholding set within just under 20 acres of its own generous landholding in the heart of the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Enjoying far-reaching rural views towards the Preseli Hills, Llawhaden Castle and, on clear days, as far as Milford Haven, this impressive property offers privacy, versatility and an idyllic rural lifestyle.

Perfectly suited as a family home, equestrian property, hobby farm or countryside retreat in West Wales, Caerennydd presents a rare opportunity to embrace country living at its finest.

Originally constructed in 1911, the property effortlessly combines period character with high-quality modernisation.

Comprehensive renovation works completed between 2021 and 2025 include full rewiring, new plumbing, upgraded insulation, modern drainage systems, a private sewage treatment plant installed in 2021, and a new oil-fired central heating system, ensuring the home is fully equipped for modern rural living.

Solar panels further enhance the property’s energy efficiency and sustainability credentials.

Internally, the accommodation is both stylish and welcoming, with high ceilings, solid traditional construction, reopened fireplaces and a cosy log burner creating warmth and character throughout.

The beautifully appointed kitchen, modern bath and shower rooms, and carefully restored original features combine timeless charm with contemporary comfort.

Externally, Caerennydd truly comes into its own as an impressive Pembrokeshire smallholding with approximately 95% new stock-proof fenced land divided into practical paddocks with newly installed gates, making it ideal for horses, livestock, equestrian use or sustainable living.

A substantial newly constructed barn completed in 2025, measuring approximately 20m x 19m, is complemented by stables, additional outbuildings, animal shelters and excellent storage facilities, providing flexibility for agricultural, equestrian, lifestyle or business use.

There is a footpath that runs through two of the fields, but it has been very rarely used since owners have occupied the property.

The grounds have been thoughtfully landscaped to enhance both biodiversity and enjoyment of the natural surroundings.

A newly planted orchard with approximately 60 fruit trees sits alongside over 300 additional trees planted throughout the land, creating a thriving wildlife haven.

Two beautifully renovated ponds with islands attract an abundance of wildlife including waterfowl and birds of prey, adding to the peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty of the setting.

Adding to the appeal for those dreaming of a self-sufficient lifestyle, the ducks, chickens and geese are all to remain at the property, offering buyers the perfect opportunity to immediately begin their own smallholding journey from day one.

The pastureland has been naturally maintained without intensive treatment, appealing to buyers seeking a more environmentally conscious approach to countryside living.

Ample parking and well-established infrastructure further add to the practicality and appeal of this exceptional rural property.

Despite its tranquil and private position, Caerennydd remains conveniently accessible to nearby villages, local amenities and the wider Pembrokeshire coastline, while also benefiting from access to highly regarded local schooling, making it particularly appealing for families seeking a balance between countryside living and everyday convenience within one of West Wales’ most desirable rural locations.

Entrance Hallway (2.14m x 1.92m) Living Room (7.71m x 6.76m) Kitchen/Dining Area (3.98m x 3.76m) Bathroom (2.68m x 1.41m) Store/Utility (1.7m x 1.4m) Store (1.70m x 0.93m) Landing (3.90m x 1.76m) Bathroom (2.25m x 2.21m) Bedroom One (3.66m x 3.96m) Bedroom Two (4.22m x 3.20m) Bedroom Three (3.50m x 2.44m) Yard (20m x 19m)