St. Dogmaels, Cardigan, Pembrokeshire, SA43 3LY

A prime coastal grassland holding of about 250 acres in West Wales. Additional land available by separate negotiation (about 80 acres).

Description Panttirion Farm is a substantial coastal dairy holding set in an outstanding position above Cardigan Bay, about three miles South of Cardigan.

Extending to about 250 acres (including Farmstead) of productive grassland, with a further c.80 acres available separately, the farm lies in a single easily managed block of free-draining loam and enjoys an elevated yet sheltered setting between Cardigan and Moylegrove.

A private tarmac drive leads through the farmstead to the traditional stone farmhouse and extensive range of modern and traditional agricultural buildings, forming a well-organised and highly functional centre to the holding.

The current owners have occupied Panttirion Farm for almost 50 years, initially with a dairy herd but more recently with beef cattle, sheep and some cropping.

The Land The holding extends to about 250 acres of productive grassland (net of farmstead c.243 acres) with a further c.80 acres available by separate negotiation.

The land forms a substantial coastal block of pastureland rising between 400 and 600 feet above sea level.

The land lies in a single, coherent ring-fenced block, with fields arranged in generous workable parcels that are easily accessed from the central farmstead and internal tracks.

The majority of the land is classified as Grade 3b, with smaller proportions of Grade 4 and Grade 3a and is underpinned by freely draining loamy soils that support strong grass growth and reliable forage production.

The farm includes pockets of woodland, traditional boundaries and small areas of non-agricultural ground offering scope for environmental or habitat-based options under future agricultural support schemes.

Several parcels benefit from natural water sources and established trough networks, and the land has historically supported a high-output dairy system.

Although not certified, the land has been managed organically in recent years. Public footpaths cross parts of the holding, PP87/19 and PP87/20.

There are also three small pockets of designated Ancient Woodland along the Eastern boundary of the primary land holding.

Farmhouse The farmhouse at Panttirion is a distinguished period home of considerable character, offering family accommodation that reflects the scale of the wider holding.

Arranged over two floors and extending to about 3,329 sq ft, the house combines traditional stone construction and original features with practical features including oil-fired central heating, wood burning stoves and well-proportioned living spaces.

The ground floor centres around a generous hallway leading to two principal reception rooms, each with exposed beams and feature fireplaces together with a large kitchen/dayroom that opens directly to the garden.

A utility room, separate WC and access to a substantial cellar provide further functionality.

The first floor offers five bedrooms, including a study/bedroom on the half-landing, and two bathrooms, creating a flexible layout suited to family living or multi-generational use.

Externally Opposite the farmhouse lies an historic walled garden which contains both matured trees and replanted fruit trees, giving a reliable supply of cooking and dessert apples, pears and plums.

Adjacent to the main house is the former farm office and flat arranged over two floors. The flat has been removed from the Council Tax following confirmation of structural issues.

It remains in a dilapidated condition but historically provided a ground floor shower room, kitchen, living room and bedroom and on the first floor a large office area with separate w/c.

Farm Buildings Panttirion Farm benefits from an extensive range of modern and traditional dairy buildings forming a well-organised and highly functional farmstead.

Principal structures include: Cattle Barn 46.0m x 22.5m (approximately 11,200 sq ft) steel-and-concrete building with cubicles for 150 cows, two internal feed passages and a surrounding concrete apron.

8 Bay Tractor Shed/workshop (former Grain Store) 37.0m x 10.37m (approximately 4,130 sq ft) with 4 calving pens and a bull pen alongside.

10:20 Gascoigne Milking Parlour (not in use and in need of refurbishment) 16.0m x 14.0m (approximately 2,411 sq ft) Bulk Tank Room with Japy Tech 10,000 litre milk tank.

Cattle Barn 2 16.6m x 14.85m (approximately 2,700 sq ft) steel-framed building, open plan for stock or calving with an outside concrete yard with water trough.

Traditional Stone Ranges Multiple stone buildings providing calf housing, loose boxes, kennels, bull pens, pig sties, workshop space and general storage.

Dutch Barns Six-bay corrugated iron sheep shed 26.8m x 19m with lean-to 5.0m x 19.0m (approximately 6,505 sq ft). Metal Three-Bay Fodder Shed 10.32m x 13.30m (approximately 1478 sq ft).

Further details under Additional Information Location Panttirion occupies a striking coastal position above Cardigan Bay, lying just west of St Dogmaels and within easy reach of Cardigan.

Approached from Cardigan, follow the A487 over the river and turn immediately right towards St Dogmaels.

Continue through the village and take the signed road to Moylegrove, climbing steadily out of the valley.

After approximately two and a half miles, the entrance to Panttirion Farm appears on the right, marked by a tarmac drive and cattle grid.

Square Footage: 3,329 sq ft Acreage: 250 Acres Additional Info Youngstock & Calf Buildings Brick and stone buildings arranged around a square courtyard, providing sheltered accommodation for youngstock and calf rearing.

Silage & Slurry Infrastructure Silage Pit Heavy-duty pit constructed of railway sleepers and RSJs with a concrete base, suitable for the storage of bales only.

Slurry Compound of earth banks and stone floor, of circa 1976 construction. General Remarks and Stipulations Services The Farm benefits from 440 volts three-phase electricity supply.

The farmhouse takes a standard 240 volt connection from this supply. Water is supplied via a borehole and a mains supply.

Foul drainage is provided by a private septic tank and high-speed connectivity is available through Starlink satellite broadband to the farmhouse.

The farmhouse benefits from oil fired central heating. Tenure and Possession Offered for sale by private treaty as a whole or in two Lots. The main farm lot will be sold first.

Sporting, Timber and Mineral Rights Insofar as they are owned, these are included in the sale. Local Authority Pembrokeshire County Council, Council Tax Band: G. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Rural Payments Wales The land has been registered with Rural Payments Wales and the land parcels will be transferred to a new owner on completion.

The vendor reserves full rights to the 2026 Basic Payment Scheme. 1.28 ha of native broadleaf woodland was created in March 2025 as a wildlife corridor along the brook in the cwm.

This was under the Capital works 'Small Woodland Creation Scheme'. This area benefits from a small annual maintenance payment for a number of years to come.

Easements, Wayleaves and Rights of Way The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water, and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleaves for masts, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Conditions of Sale or not.

Public footpaths PP87/19 and PP87/20 cross parts of the holding. Please check with the Highways Department at the local County Council for the exact location of public footpaths/ bridleways.

Viewings Viewing is strictly by prior appointment with the joint selling agents Savills or Nock Deighton Agricultural LLP.

Given the potential hazards of a farm we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible for your own safety when making your inspection, particularly around the farm outbuildings, machinery, livestock and old slurry pit.

The property and farm equipment are protected by CCTV and thermal detection alarm systems installed and maintained by specialist security contractors.

Ingoing Valuation If applicable, in addition to the purchase price the Purchaser(s) will take over and pay for all growing crops, cultivations and stocks and stores (e.g., feeding stuffs, hay, straw, fuels, oils etc) at valuation.

Payment is to be made upon completion at the figure assessed by the Vendors’ value based upon CAAV rates or contractors’ rates where applicable and invoiced costs of stocks, stores, seed, fertiliser and sprays applied.

Value Added Tax (VAT) Should the sale of the property or any right attached to it be deemed a chargeable supply for VAT purposes, such tax will be payable by the purchaser in addition to the sale price.