Station House, Picton Road, Milford Haven, SA73 1PX

Station House is a distinctive Grade II listed former railway residence dating from circa 1857, located at the junction of Picton Road and Station Road in the historic town of Neyland.

Originally constructed on the site of the former Stag Inn, the property was built as part of the development of Neyland as the western terminus of the South Wales Railway, engineered under Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

The house served for many decades as the station master’s residence, reflecting Neyland’s importance as a major Victorian rail and maritime hub with connections to Ireland.

Following the closure of the railway in the 1960s, Station House was converted to a private dwelling.

Today it is recognised for its architectural and historical significance as the most important surviving building of Brunel’s railway town, retaining characteristic mid-19th-century features typical of the period.

The property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine local and national heritage interest, closely linked to the Victorian expansion of Pembrokeshire’s transport network.

Viewing is highly recommended to truly feel the history & future potential this property has to offer.

Hallway (3.73m x 1.55m) A bright and welcoming entrance hall featuring decorative glazing to the front door, classic ceiling cornice, and a traditional pendant light.

The space offers a warm first impression with a comfortable flow through to the main living areas, setting the tone for a well maintained and inviting home.

Reception Room 1 (4.44m x 3.73m) A bright, well proportioned living room featuring large wooden panelled windows that flood the space with natural light.

Decorative ceiling cornicing and a traditional central light fitting enhance the room’s period character, while the generous floor area offers a comfortable and versatile setting for everyday living.

Reception Room 2 (4.25m x 3.73m) A bright, traditionally styled sitting room featuring a large window that brings in plenty of natural light.

Classic detailing, including decorative cornicing and a patterned carpet, enhances the room’s period charm, while the generous layout offers a comfortable and versatile space for relaxing or entertaining.

Sunroom (5.81m x 2.77m) A bright and versatile sunroom with wraparound windows that draw in excellent natural light and offer an open outlook.

The tiled floor provides a practical finish for year round use, while the generous layout makes this an ideal additional living space for relaxing or entertaining.

Dining Room (7.04m x 3.47m) A warm and characterful dining room featuring exposed beams, and a multifuel burner that creates an inviting focal point.

The generous layout comfortably accommodates a full dining suite, with natural light enhancing the room’s traditional charm and making it an ideal space for family gatherings or entertaining Kitchen (3.6m x 3.19m) A bright and well equipped kitchen with cream cabinetry, dark worktops, and exposed beams adding character.

A statement range cooker forms the focal point, while the tiled floor and natural light create a practical, inviting space ideal for everyday use Utility Room (2.77m x 2.61m) A bright and modern utility room featuring sleek cabinetry, ample worktop space and an integrated laundry area.

The neutral tiling and natural light create a clean, contemporary feel, while the adjoining WC adds everyday convenience. A practical and well presented addition to the home.

Storage (3.84m x 3.5m) First Floor Bedroom 1 (3.73m x 3.73m) A bright double bedroom with a clean, neutral finish and a pleasant open outlook.

The space feels fresh and inviting, with a fitted carpet, ample natural light, and direct access to a modern ensuite featuring a contemporary shower enclosure.

A practical and comfortable room, ideal as a main or guest bedroom.

Bedroom 1 Ensuite (2.26m x 1.75m) A modern ensuite finished in a clean, neutral style, featuring a curved shower enclosure, contemporary wall panelling, and a pedestal washbasin with chrome fittings.

The layout is practical and welldesigned, offering a fresh, lowmaintenance space that complements the adjoining bedroom.

Master Bedroom (4.25m x 3.73m) A spacious master bedroom finished in a light, neutral palette, offering excellent natural light and an open, airy feel.

The room features a fitted carpet, clean lines, and direct access to a modern ensuite, creating a comfortable and practical main bedroom suite.

Master En Suite (2.26m x 1.98m) A bright, wellmaintained bathroom finished in warm neutral tiles with a decorative border.

It features a corner shower with a curved glass enclosure, a white pedestal sink with mirrored storage above, and a neatly positioned WC.

Chrome accessories, a heated radiator and a light, easyclean floor complete this practical, inviting space Bedroom 3 (3.68m x 3.48m) A bright, neutrally finished bedroom with a soft carpet and a large window that brings in plenty of natural light.

The clean lines and simple décor create a calm, versatile space ready to be styled as desired.

Bedroom 4 (3.37m x 2.41m) A compact, neutrally finished bedroom with a soft carpet and a pleasant outlook, ideal as a home office or study.

Its simple layout and good natural light make it a practical and versatile space within the home.

Family Bathroom (3.22m x 2.39m) A bright family bathroom finished in a neutral, fully tiled style, offering both a bath and a separate shower enclosure.

The room feels clean and practical, with the added benefit of a separate WC nearby, making it a convenient setup for busy family living.

Additional Information Council Tax Band: E Gas Central Heating Mains Services Grade II Listing applies externally only Viewing by appointment only